This week on Sages of the Ages our two wizards are braving a maelstrom of music, magic, and mayhem from 1978. Met with the biggest technological obstacles they've faced yet, will our brave heroes persevere? Will Dire Straits make their way onto the airwaves? Will Alex manage to improv for three minutes? Featuring music from whoever can fight through the storm, news and culture from across the timestreams, and a little bit of internal conflict, this Sages show is certainly one for the Ages. 

Whakarongo mai!

Rob Bollox and his wee mate join you from the liminal space of the transitional B studio in preperation for the big move to K Road. Plato's Retreat is powered by the good people at Hallertau!

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"After a brief hiatus the people mover returns. This mix is a combination of tracks we liked playing out over the last few years and some new ones yet to be released"

Ngaio is filling in for Huia today! 

Thanks to The Tuning Fork

Note: Some of the Bcast is cut off at the start!

It's Rosetta and Milly's last ever Brekkie show in the old studio!! E whai ake nei, coming up on the show: Fashun with Penelope Noir, Isthmus'n That with Desley Simpson, lots of prizes, tunes, and more! Whakarongo mai nei!

Thanks to eighthirty coffee roasters!

Adrian Younge, Prince Fatty, Groove Council, etc.... 

Mānawatia a Matariki - Kia ora

The ACT Party has announced a new policy that would amend the Crimes Act to make it an offence to use animals as a means of control or a way to coerce victims, particularly in situations of family violence.

It would also strengthen protections so offenders couldn’t withhold, sell, or give away a pet. 

The policy was launched by ACT at a Pet Refuge on Sunday.

Wire Host Caeden spoke to the Founder of Pet Refuge, Dame Julie Chapman, about the issue of pets in family violence situations and ACT’s proposal.

Rosetta and Milly catch up with Desley Simpson to chat about the closure of the storm recovery office, and what's on for Matariki across the city! Whakarongo mai nei!