The Beths speak to Stella about frameworks for artists touring overseas and the importance of your home community.

Louisa Nicklin chats about how to maintain a healthy music industry and ecosystem.

Lucinda Bennett gives inner city food recommendations on Breakfast Food. 

The Hobby Goblins arrive for judgement day on their rave puppets, and to the underground rave scene we welcome Molly and Firestarter. But alas, Firestarter leaves the club as quickly as she came into it.

Max Harris helps us wade through the political goings-on of the nation on Political Commentary. Lucinda Bennett gives inner city food recommendations on Breakfast Food. D.C. Maxwell is in the studio chatting about his NZMM cover of the Skeptics track, Agitator, and what he’s up to before he heads to Naarm. The Hobby Goblins arrive for judgement day on their rave puppets. Billy T nominee Advait Kirtikar is in to talk about his Comedy Festival show, New Show Who Dis. Industry Rider today is with AJA and Louisa Nicklin. We recap your Top Ten. Whakarongo mai nei!

Max Harris speaks to Rachel about the pre-budget speech from National, David MacLeod being stood down but still chairing the fast track approval bill committee and protests across Aotearoa Universities supporting divestment and calls for action to support Palestine. Whakarongo mai nei!

 DC Maxwell is in the studio chatting about his NZMM cover of the Skeptics track, Agitator, and what he’s up to before he heads to Naarm.

AJA discusses what frameworks are working for independent musicians, and the importance of independent record labels and collectives.

 Billy T nominee Advait Kirtikar is in to talk about his Comedy Festival show, New Show Who Dis.

A full show of Aotearoa music for NZ Music Month! Sofia speaks to April, one of the organisers and co-founder of a new queer DJ collective, Sapphic Sounds, about their past and upcoming nightlife events. Whakarongo tonu mai!