This week's show featured new music from Alien Weaponry and Sault.

Listen in to Jukebox Parlour to hear Jenn's usual hectic eclectic selects.

Also hear requests from Brendan - The Matakana Garage - Koos - Peter - Maisie, Maisie, Maisie and Maisie - Rachel, Riley and Dave - Tony - H - and Maisie.

Plato's return for the first show of 2025. News years resolutions are discussed, arguments are had, and the team talk about their TV watching...feels just like family Xmas!

Join Beth and Sofia for the first show of 2025!

Beth had a kōrero with Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Christian Dimick about his latest exhibition Prattle Rabbit, showing at Grace Gallery until January 25th.

A new mural by Liberation Library Aotearoa has been unveiled on Edinburgh Street off Karangahape Road. In checking in with the past through the Polynesian Panthers and Black Panthers, as well as historical events like the Dawn Raids in Aotearoa, these murals speak to the current and future hopes for the well-being of Pasifika in Aotearoa. Sofia had a kōrero with Chris McBride and Tigilau Ness about the project.

For Stage Direction, Alice joins us in the studio to chat with actors Siobhan and Chris about Shakespeare in the Park 2025, taking place from Jan 18th-Feb 15th.

Listen back!

Christian Dimick is an artist based in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. He graduated from Massey University, Pōneke Wellington with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2022.

Christian’s latest exhibition, Prattle Rabbit, is showing now at Grace Gallery until the 25th of January. Christian described the artworks of Prattle Rabbit as ‘loosely figurative and a bit sketchy’.

Here’s my kōrero with Christian about the exhibition, with conversation about his creative practice and the influence of university upon his approach.

The absolutely awesome Community Treatment Order joined in the studio to play their 'slightly foreboding music. You can catch them opening for Ripship this February! 

Thank you to NZ on Air Music. 

This week's selections From the Crate are incredibly tasty! Cam's picks are all fresh-issues - listen back to hear tracks from the newly reissued Eternally Yours by The Saints, Musclecars' Sugar Honey Ice Tea!, and Tune In, Turn On, Drop Out: The Television Personalities Radio Sessions – 1980​-​1993 from Television Personalities.

Thanks to our friends Southbound Records!

A new mural by Liberation Library Aotearoa has been unveiled on Edinburgh Street off Karangahape Road.

Inspired by artist and producer Chris McBride and event producer and consultant Tigilau Ness’ travel together to the Black Panther Party’s 50th Anniversary celebrations in Oakland California in 2016, the mural project seeks to honour the historical presence of the Polynesian Panthers and the Black Panther Party and the social justice issues they stand for.

In checking in with the past through such groups, as well as historical events like the Dawn Raids in Aotearoa, these murals also speak to the current and future hopes for the well-being of Pasifika in Aotearoa. 

The artists involved in this latest project are Numangatini Mackenzie, Toa Sieke Taihia, Huriana Kopeke Te-Aho, Simon Endres and Chris McBride. 

Sofia had a kōrero with Chris and Tigilau about the project.

For more information about the project, visit their website here.

Featuring From The Crate thanks to Southbound Records!