Lee is still sick, thanks to Captain Finn for piloting the good ship Kids' Show!

Thanks to the wonderful NZ Maritime Museum - Hui te Ananui a Tangaroa - for sponsoring the show!

Campbell at the controls to bring you what you need, soul for your earhole.

Neil and James and the old pals like Dwight and Townes as well as new buddies, Sammy & Colby, also, popping a listeners Drive By Truckers cherry by special request. He dug it.  

This week's show featured new music from Church & AP, Paul Weller, Jalen Ngonda and more.

Jonny fills in for Jen.

Everyone is at Splore, so Jonny gets behind the controls for some playtime.

Thanks to Hallertau!

It's Liam's last show on VA, as Beth Torrance-Hetherington takes on the ship. Try not to cry. E whai ake nei:

Lism will be chatting to Claire Ulenberg to chat about a new sculpture trail down in Kirikiriroa Hamilton 

Beth speaks to Annie Goldson about her documentary film Red Mole: A Romance, about the theatre troupe hailing from Auckland University in the 1960s.

Beth catches up with Director Faith Ward and producer Mee-ki-ella Stroud of the queer kitchen-sink drama Love Makes the Bed It Lies In. They chat about the play and the process of translating the screenplay to the stage. Love Makes the Bed It Lies In is set in the socially conservative, early 1960s Aotearoa, it is debuting on Friday 23rd February at the Factory Theatre, Onehunga.

Red Mole was a countercultural theatre company known for their artistic and political experimental styles. Hailing from the University of Auckland in the 1970s, the group performed regularly in Aotearoa before travelling to New York.

The documentary showed at the New Zealand International Film Festival last year, and is now showing at cinemas across the country.

I had a chat with the director, Professor Annie Goldson, about the making of the film and her own experiences with Red Mole.

Katie Everingham of Dateline is chatting about the band’s new single, Choose Me. Whakarongo mai nei!