Welcome to Monday! To start your week, we bring you Fashun with Penelope Noir where Pennie talks colour matching, and Proteins of Magic comes into the studio to talk about new work and upcoming shows. Jenna graces Loose Reads with a new recommendation, and Justine Sachs gives us the employment lowdown on Red Dead Redemption. Whakarongo mai nei! 

In times of crisis, arts, culture and creative experiences play an essential role. But according to James Wenley, a lecturer in the theatre programme at Victoria University of Wellington, the arts and culture in Aotearoa are in a cycle of crisis.

Why are we in this cycle? And how do we break out of it? Daniel Teunissen spoke to Wenleyabout this.

Jenna tells about her favourite read of the summer from Percival Everett, The Trees, a page-turning comic horror!

Jenna tells about her favourite read of the summer from Percival Everett, The Trees, a page-turning comic horror!

In their weekly catch up, Hanna Thompson spoke to with Te Pāti Māori Tāmaki Makaurau candidate Takutai Kemp. They disucssed the party's kaupapa as a movement towards mana motuhake, whether Te Pāti Māori was excluded from tomorrow's General Election debate at the University of Auckland, controversy over Three Waters, and finding community and mana motuhake in Te Matatini celebrations. 

Justine chats setting boundaries at work, what resources should be covered at the company's expense, and non-compete clauses.

Jade's back in Kiwiland after visiting Murica. Tune in for some chill chats and stick around next week :)

Penelope Noir discusses the resurgence of colour matching.

Justine chats setting boundaries at work, what resources should be covered at the company's expense, and non-compete clauses.

Penelope Noir discusses the resurgence of colour matching.