Featuring a rollcall of the recipients of the Student Radio Network Mighty Aotearoa Alternative Awards 2024, congratulations to all the nominees and winners! Last Rāhoroi was miharo! Later on the show was the weekly Fashun review with Penelope Noir, and the book review Loose Reads with Jenna. Whakarongo mai nei!

Slowdeck takes over the show for the first hour, and there are notable anniversaries for The Blackbyrds, George Duke, Kraftwerk, Curtis Mayfield, Ohio Players, Digable Planets, Artifacts, Wham!, Slave, Brand Nubian and Pete Rock & CL Smooth! As well as newly released material from Greentea Peng, Homeboy Sandman, Rahaan, Roland Haynes Jr, Edward Fisher, and classics from the likes of Gary Bartz, Twilight, Rance Allen, Vesta Williams and on and on. Can you dig it?

We finish our chapter book plus chat with Robin from FleaBITE about their new album PIGGY OINK OINK and Peter from The Underwatermelon Man project about the 25th anniversary re-release! 

Thanks to the wonderful NZ Maritime Museum - Hui te Ananui a Tangaroa - for sponsoring the show!

Blind Mango Chutney takes you on a journey around the jazz world, from Ramsey Lewis's take on South American classic 'Concerto de Aranjuez,' through the Head Hunters' brand of jazz-funk, to a Jessica Williams study of the Monk/Cootie Williams standard 'Round Midnight.' Top stuff as always.

This week's show featured new music from Fabiana Palladino, Earthgang, Tyler, the Creator, the Bard of Bollox and more.

Chopper, Hopepa and MU of Fat Freddy's Drop join Hunter to break down their new album 'SLO MO'.

This week Dr Kirsten Zemke chats to Jonny about the genre of Jungle, it's variations and developments since it's inception from reggae and Jamaican music in the early '90s in the U.K. Whakarongo mai nei~

Featuring a guest interview The Nudge, Travelling Tunes with Dr Kirsten Zemke, Viewmaster with Litia and From The Crate with Cam, thanks to Southbound Records!

Jonny chats to James Coyle of The Nudge and composer John Psathas about their most recent collaboration, the just released single - Call Me. Whakarongo mai nei.