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This week's show featured new music from Troy Kingi, Moods, Nathan Haines and more.

Kirsten's picxks are "The Border" by Willie Nelson and "Empty Trainload of Sky" by Gillian Welch and David Rawlings - both wonderful.

K & J back in studio for another 180 minutes of our latest funky finds.

A typically up-to-the minute set from Def Jim, premiering new releases from David Murray, Kris Davis and Dave Douglas, and re-visiting notable recent offerings from Geri Allen, Jeff Parker, Michael Formanek, Ambrose Akinmusire and Thumbscrew before reaching back all the way to 1964 to end the Show with a classic Archie Shepp take on vintage 'Trane. 

Nathan Haines joins Hunter to break down 'Notes', their new album.

~ Thanks to NZ On Air Music ~

Litia chats NZIFF and Janet Planet.

Thanks to Mezze Bar!

Jonny chats with Paul Wolffram & Evelyn Kunda about Marimari.

Thanks to Mezze Bar!

Kirsten Zemke chats Californian "Souldies". Tracks include:

The Altons “When You Go (That's When You'll Know)” 2020

Thee Sacred Souls “Can I Call You Rose?” 2020

Adrian Carmine “Listen To My Heart Speak” 2021

Artspace’s yearly group exhibition, This is the house that jack built, is currently on. 

Featuring artists Andy Butler, Kerry Deane, Sara Gómez, Ming Ranginui, Ashleigh Taupaki, and X&Y, the exhibition brings together a fifty-year arc of works from local and international artists to answer the annual question of ‘do I need territory?’. 

Through film, sculpture, and site specific drawings, the artists explore the complexity of dynamic geo-political conditions, asking the audience to confront its perceptions of value, class, labour and ownership in present day late capitalism.

Sofia spoke to Kaitohu Director Ruth Buchanan and one of the artists in the show, Ashleigh Taupaki, about the themes of the show and Taupaki’s work.