Beach FM Interviews & Podcasts

John Hayes gets a book review and approval of Crossing the Lines, "The Story of Three Homosexual New Zealand Soldiers in WWII by kiwi author, Bren Coutts

John Hayes catches up with Chair of Paekakariki Community Board on The Open Day of new Weigh Station and asphalt plant, also a presentation brought forward at the last board meeting

John Hayes catches up with Chair of Paraparaumu/Raumati Community Board, Kathy Spiers, on restoration on Queen Elizabeth park, roadworks between Poplar Ave and Ihakara Street, and a road naming

Nigel Hopkins gets an early catch up with Hon. Judith Collins, National Party Leader ahead of her public appearance at The Waikanae bowling club

John Hayes catches up with Kapiti representative on the Greater Wellington Regional Council, Penny Gaylor on moving public transport into The Electric Future, with battery powered buses

Karin Burger from the Silver Ferns joins The Kick-Off Sports Breakfast Show with Damian Collins.

Karin shares how it felt winning supreme athlete at the Hutt Valley Sports Awards, how 2020 has been for a high performance athlete, how big the last 16 months have been for her, how the Silver Ferns camps have been building up for the Cadbury Netball Series and their series against England and Karin shares a few words on one of her mentors Joanne Paora who was also honoured at the awards.

The Kick-Off Sports Breakfast Show with Damian Collins, Saturdays 7am to 10am on Beach FM 106.3 or online at www.beachfm.co.nz

John Hayes talks to C.O.O of Air Chathams about the redeployment of their ATR-72, their newest addition to their fleet, on 15 October. John and Duane also give an outline of The Chatham Islands and history of the Island.

John Hayes catches up with The Chair of Energize Otaki, on Wednesdays launch ceremony of the 2 community owned solar farm installations at The Waste Water treatment plant and Otaki College

John Hayes talks to Waikanae Ward Councilor about the recent Community Board meeting, with an application for funding put forward from The Waikanae Beach Residents Society, for some signage, safety on Te Moana Road, with more pedestrian crossings, bus stops, and also The Waikanae library

Moko Morris drives the Community Catch Up this week, with no Tee around. She catches up with Norie Parata of Te Newhanga Kapiti Community Centre about their community day next Tuesday, 6th October, 11am-2pm