Antisemitism has reared its ugly head with Kanye West’s recent comments.

However, the prejudice is centuries old, and is often cloaked in dog whistles.

David spoke to Victoria University of Wellington’s Religious Studies professor about the antisemitism’s history, and what to look out for.

It's a Friday morning and the show kicks off with the opening of the radio portal to Radio One on The Breakfast Buffet, Dr. Kirsten Zemke chats about Japanese City Pop on Travelling Tunes, James from How Get phones up to talk about their new EP Ka Mutu, and the Viewmaster is here! Whakarongo mai nei! 

King of Halloween and Viewmaster extraordinaire comes in to chat costumes and the spookiest thing of all, average TV - this time taking the form of The Sex Lives of College Girls. Whakarongo mai nei!

Today the Student Radio Network radio portal opens up to Ōtepoti's Radio One with Jamie. Whakarongo mai nei! 

I tēnei ata Dr. Zemke chats about City Pop from Japan! Whakarongo mai nei! 

James from How Get phones up for a chat about their excellent new and fourth EP Ka Mutu which was released yesterday via Papaiti Records! How Get is also nomination for a bunch of awards at the Student Radio Network Awards this November 19th, so mark your calendars! 

Welcome to the Friday Wire!

Liam had their regular chat with city councillor Shane Henderson. 

David talked to Labour MP Camilla Bellich about the passing of the Fair Pay Agreements bill.

David also spoke to Victoria University of Wellington Emeritus Professor of Religious Studies Paul Morris about antisemitism.

The Fair Pay Agreements bill passed its third and final reading on Wednesday night.

Introduced to parliament earlier this year, the bill will allow workers in a certain industry to negotiate for better pay and working conditions industry wide.

Negotiations will be triggered if ten percent of workers or 1000 employees in an industry agree.

David spoke to Labour MP Camilla Belich about the subject.

Joe speaks to Dr Nic Rawlence from the University of Otago about the role of deer in Aotearoa's ecosystems.

Today Jim helps the listeners out with tomatoes and dog proofing your veggie patch! Whakarongo mai!