Mōrena! Some tracks from queer artists playing at Laneway 2026 and Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori! Whakarongo mai! 

Rachel spins some epic fresh and familiar tunes, and is joined in the studio by Sherry Zhang to discuss the Te Kāhui Creative Writing Fundraiser taking place on Sat 26 September for Your Gig Is Showing. Whakarongo mai nei!

Kei te kōrero Kirsten Zemke ki ngā waiata reo Māori i tēnei wiki, mā runga Travelling Tunes! Whakarongo mai nei!

Ngā waiata:

“E Kore E Motu” (Fade Away) Ché-Fu

“Piata Mai Nei” (Shiny) Jemaine Clement 

“Haere Mai Rā” (Sway) Bic Runga

He Rāmere! Kei te māuiui Milly, nō reira it's just Rosetta in the studio. I tēnei ata, mā runga 95bFM Breakfast: Travelling Tunes me Kirsten Zemke, he whakataukī o te rā me Te Amorangi Rikirangi Thomas, Viewmaster me Litia, rātou ko From The Crate me Cam! Whakarongo mai nei!

I kōhiti Te Amorangi Rikirangi Thomas i te whakataukī mō tenei rā! Whakarongo mai nei!

Te whakataukī:

Kaua e haere ko tō rae anahe // don't lead with just your forehead

Rāmere drive featured Pōneke 4-piece post-punk outfit Half/Angel playing for Friday live, playing their newest E.P - Boat Ramp + Jitterbug, and witty banter from today's drive host - Oto.

Brought to you by NZ On Air Music, with thanks to McLeod's Brewery. 

Thanks to The Beer Spot!

Dialogues in Video Art showing at George Fraser gallery, is an exhibition that brings together video works from the Chartwell collection, one of Aotearoa's most significant collections of contemporary art, along with video works from current students and recent graduates of Elam School of Fine Arts.

Curated by visiting scholar US art historian and curator Alex Bacon, alongside assistant curator and current Elam student Audrey Goggin. Coming together to showcase the works of Elam students, and alumni along with the rich collection of moving image works from the Chartwell collection. A Collection that spans nearly 20 years of work from established Aotearoa and Australian artists.

Dialogues in Video Art brings these works together in space to create this really beautiful, interconnected conversation between works. Speaking to themes of embodiment, duration and the natural world. Continuing this generative circulation of video art, and the dialogues that surround them.  

Maya caught up with assistant curator Audrey Goggin about the show.

Huia had Cameron Beattie in the studio today to play Fancy New Band! Thanks to The Tuning Fork! 

Thanks to Nz On Air !

Razzle Dazzle is a new exhibition showing a suite of previously unexhibited works from 2005-2006 by Martin Thompson, opening tonight at Charles Ninow Gallery. 

Martin Thompson (1956-2021) was a self-taught artist from the Wellington Region who became renowned for his abstract drawings. 

Although embodying these digital, post-internet, and almost early video game-like qualities, Thompson’s work was shaped and directed by fractals, which showed how simple mathematical rules can generate the complex structures we see in nature. 

The works in Razzle Dazzle show Thompson extending and upscaling his drawings beyond A3 and A4 graph paper, using a decidedly anti-digital approach with a Xerox machine, inviting an inspection of the works’ delicate complexities. 

Sof had a kōrero with Gallery Director and Curator Charles Ninow about Martin Thompson, his life, and practice.