This show I am joined by friend and special soul George Banach-Salas! We delve into some silky sounds as the theme for today's show was Gossamer. This theme is inspired by Weyes Blood's new album And In The Darkness, Hearts Aglow. Worth a full sit-down listen. 

Shout out to those sending in lovely messages and for the track suggestions. 

**Remix of the Day** 

As always, big shout-out to the Tuning Fork!

This week on the Tuesday Wire,  Milly spoke to Joel Rindelaub over the phone for Dear Science.

Casper had a chat with Macroeconomist Robert MacCulloch from UoA about last week’s Official Cash Rate Hike.

Milly spoke to Bindi Norwell from procare about pay parity in the healthcare sector.

Casper spoke to Greg Harford about retail crime, how it’s being addressed and taking a critical look at its causes.

And Milly had a chat with Daniel Folton from Swimsafe about reducing rates of drowning and increasing safety in water.

Today on Dear Science Milly spoke to Joel regarding strategy board game fun with AI, Homo Erectus cooking fish earlier than thought and all things floating feces.

Milly spoke to Bindi Norwell from Procare regarding the recent goverment announcement which gives a pay increase to some healthcare workers but not general practisioners or nurses, who have requested the change. 

Zoë takes you through from 7 - 10am this morning, complete with a kōrero with Goodnight My Darling, Stage Direction with Alice Canton and Brynley Stent chatting about this year's Basement Theatre Christmas Show SLEIGH!, Short Player thanks to Hunter's Totally Wired, and plenty of tunes! Whakarongo mai nei! 

Maxine Macaulay, better known as Goodnight My Darling, has a kōrero about her self-titled debut album, her writing process, and touring the motu! Whakarongo mai nei! 

National party has proposed to send teen offenders to military-style boot camps. Ten to seventeen year olds are considered being put in a new “serious young offender” category. National's leader Christopher Luxon said the policy was about reforming young offenders and he was confident it would work. Amnesty International and others have said it’s a bad idea. Arno spoke to University of Auckland criminologist Dr Ronald Kramer to find out more. 

Ska, Rudeboy & Boss 45s

Kia Ora! Liam here,

Jade's away for the summer so I've stepped away from the scary tundras of graveyard radio and news to deliver you a lovely mix of punk, folk, indie, dance, and other stuff like that with only a couple screw-ups. Featuring The Entertainment Guide (cheers to Ding Dong Lounge) and the news.

 Thanks to The Tuning Fork for supporting the show as always <3

Spike speaks to Green MP Chloe Swarbrick about the St. James Theatre, and the push to see it restored to its former glory.