On Dear Science this week, our expert Professor Allan Blackman spoke to us about the ten winners of the ig Nobel Prizes. You can read more about them here. 

Elle chatted with Molly Payton about her debut album YOYOTTA! Molly discusses the themes of the album, collaboration with her close friends, and her new experiences performing in the UK. 

Catch up on Breakfast! Listen back to Isthmus'n That, the weekly bFM catch up with Deputy Mayor Desley Simpson, and learn something new from the smart folks of Waipapa Taumata Rau University of Auckland on Ready Steady Learn. 

For this episode of episode of WALAO! Oto played a variety of Hip-Hop tracks from all across Southeast-Asia. 

He also interviewed some members from the local Tāmaki Makaurau music and arts collective, The Light Beings Network, featuring artists Ray Leslie and Awggey who also joined us in the studio. 

Oto also played some tracks by the Burmese Hip-Hop collective, Rap Against Junta, who use their music as a means of resistance against Myanmar's military dictatorship.

Bella Rafflyn joins Rosetta in the studio on a rainy evening to chat about new releases and upcoming exciting gigs! 

Rotation of renk, satellite of strench.

Professor Melinda Webber from the Waipapa Taumata Rau University of Auckland talks to Jonny about Mātauranga Māori, the bodies of knowledge within Te Ao Māori, and modern health treatment. Professor Webber's new research looks specifically at Haora and how people's wellbeing is impacted and benefited by cultural practices and participation. 

Sifting through some of my favourite tracks on repeat right now... a bit of United Future Organization, Nathan Haines, and Kitty Craft. Mmm too good. We also listen to Elle's kōrero with Molly Payton about her debut album, YOYOTTA. You can listen back to that interview here. 

Thanks to The Tuning Fork!

Elle chatted with Molly Payton about her debut album YOYOTTA! Molly discusses the themes of the album, collaboration with her close friends, and her new experiences performing in the UK. 

Oto interviewed members of local music and art collective, The Light Beings Network, featuring Ray Leslie and Awggey, to talk about the journey as a group and the plethora of creative endeavours they're involved in.