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This week's show featured new music from Whitney, Gorillaz, Leisure and more.

Paddy talks with bassist Klaus Flouride from the greatest punk band of all time - Dead Kennedys.

Dead Kennedys are playing at the Powerstation Tuesday September 16th, tickets available here.

Listen to the full episode of the Hard Fast and Heavy Show here.

Blind Mango Chutney is taking an enforced break this week (get well soon Blind Mango!) so stepping in to take you on a jazz trip this Sunday is Sperber Dan, with a little this and that, and a lot of crossover jazz.

Joining him in the studio is Taylor Griffin ahead of his gig on Saturday at Ponsonby Social Club. He talks about and plays his inspirations, and introduces us to his forthcoming (second) album.

And all sponsored by the great San Ray Restaurant on Ponsonby Rd.

Featuring Paddy's interview with bassist Klaus Flouride of the greatest punk band of all time - Dead Kennedys.

Dead Kennedys are performing at the Powerstation Tuesday 16 September, get your tickets here.

Mōrena! A mixture of chill and heavy beats to start your Saturday, with a chat with Kaitlyn Merriman and Rosa Turley from BENT - the Te Waka Tuhura Elam School of Art’s queer collective, on an upcoming exhibition they are holding, celebrating the 40th anniversary of the school's first queer art exhibition, 'Queer Pictures' in 1985, and a chat with Stu Patterson from The Empty Threats, on the band's recently released sophomore album, happy days! Whakarongo mai!

There's a very special guest host on the Saturday Spring this month! Rachel will be in the studio each Rāhoroi morning until Karyn returns in October. Rosa Strati and Dan Clarke from Auckland Live discuss the new youth focused festival We The Young on Your Gig Is Showing. Later, Rachel crosses to 95bFM correspondents Caeden Tipler and Sanat Singh in Aotea Square for their report from the March for Humanity. 

BENT - the Te Waka Tuhura Elam School of Art’s queer collective, are set to open an exhibition very soon, celebrating the 40th anniversary of Elam’s first queer exhibition, Queer Pictures, back in 1985.

To discuss this upcoming exhibition, Radio Mother co-host, Joel, spoke to Kaitlyn Merriman and Rosa Turley, who are both Master of Fine Arts students, and are involved in the background-side of the exhibition, about the exhibition, and what people should expect.

Here is that interview.

The queer Adelaide rock group, The Empty Threats, have recently released their sophomore album, happy birthday

Radio Mother co-host, Joel, spoke to Stu Patterson, the vocalist, saxophonist, and clarinettist of the group, about happy birthday, as they arrived in Sydney for their Australia tour, just prior to their EU and UK tour!

Here is our brief chat.

Songs:

The Empty Threats - skye's theme

The Empty Threats - the one