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My Last Morning Glory! :( 

To end on a high note, I did a horror themed special, with a whole bunch of music either inspired or directly from the best of the best horror tv shows, movies and video games (with the help from our  lovely texters). I also got to chat with the lovely Lucian Rice about his new EP right now, forever.

And to top it all off, a special announcement at the very end of the show- how groovy!

I'll now be off on my quest slaying dragons and casting spells (working full time as a library assistant - those books aren't shelving themselves!). 

Thanks to the Beer Spot!

Kell and Constantine of L.A-based multi-hyphanate label Canary Sound Werk beam into the studio to chat about the label's first output, the new EP My Device from duo L.A./Berlin duo Xen Model. Check out the rest of the mahi Canary get's up to via their website and keep an ear out for further releases! In the interview, Constantine references a book on techno by DeForrest Brown Jr. a.k.a. Speaker Music. 

Oto talked to Aliya, a former member of the NiceGoblins collective who now works as a filmmaker in Jakarta, Indonesia, about their creative process and their experiences working as an Asian creative in Aotearoa.

Lots of heart-wrenchers today... whoops x thanks for tuning in!

Spotify playlist here, but listen on bandcamp / otherwise if you can :)

Ngā mihi nui to The Tuning Fork, as always <3

Julien Dyne chats to Jonny about the upcoming Circling Sun and Romi Wrights gig at Double Whammy this Friday. Whakarongo mai nei!

This week on the Tuesday Wire

For Dear Science this week, our expert Doctor Cushla McGoverin chatted to us about Monarch Butterfly Migration, Worms and Snails, and the Tasmanian Tiger genome. 

In our weekly catchup with the National Party, Wire host Castor spoke to MP Katie Nimon about polling numbers and catering spending. 

On the Green Desk, Jack Marshall heads to The Shed to talk to some tinkers. 

And Producer Joel spoke to the President of the New Zealand Council of Trade Unions, Richard Wagstaff, about a nationwide hui occurring tomorrow over worker’s concerns regarding legislation the government has implemented since forming a government last year.

Rosetta is joined in studio by the heavenly Kirsten Morrell to chat about her new single Avignon off her upcoming album Morrellium. Whakarongo mai nei~

Hosted by PHILLIEE, featuring the Sound of Sydney, brought to you by our man Carlos Avilés.

~ Universal Harmony ~

Oozing a grateful ora, massaging the creative mind.

Kaitlyn reports in from Q Theatre to cover the Great Camp-In with Camping cast Tom Sainsbury, Chris Parker, Kura Forrester and Brynley Stent. The comedic cast of the upcoming Silo Theatre production spent the evening sleeping in tents on the Q Theatre stage to get into the zone for the upcoming play (which has very little to do with actual camping and more to do with high camp). Listen back to hear the shenanigans from the night before and how the campers felt the following morning!

Jonny starts of the morning with an interview with Serebii about his upcoming album Dime and play a first-spin of the leading single Might As Well Be Watching. Kaitlyn reported in from Q Theatre to cover the Great Camp-In with Camping cast Tom Sainsbury, Chris Parker, Kura Forrester and Brynley Stent. The comedic cast of the upcoming Silo Theatre production spent the evening sleeping in tents on the Q Theatre stage to get into the zone for the upcoming play (which has very little to do with actual camping and more to do with high camp). Julien Dyne then phoned in to chat to Jonny about the upcoming Circling Sun and Romi Wrights gig at Double Whammy this Friday. To round off the morning was Ready Steady Learn, brought to you by Waipapa Taumata Rau University of Auckland. Dr Kiri Dell spoke about the Faculty of Engineering and Business School's collaboration with iwi in the Whareponga Valley to address climate change related challenges facing the Ruātoria region of Tai Rawhiti.