No, not that kind of weed. We mean invasive plants that have the potential to destroy much of our remaining native forests. We talk to Geoff Reid and Pete Russel about the problems with weeds that are starting to accelerate in our country

We've written an explainer article about the wastewater issues in Raglan but if you prefer to listen to your information, here's Aaron interviewing himself about the big issue. The written article is available at https://raglanradio.com/View.aspx?articleid=7f758d97-5866-4e27-93dd-6e022eca0ee8

Patricia Wichman joins us to talk about the benefits of acting classes - both for aspiring actors and for all of us in our daily lives.

Julia from Neighbours Aotearoa joins us to talk about Neighbours month and the issues people all around the country are facing with increased isolation within out communities. Julia is also running a competition on the Neighbours Whaingaroa facebook group https://www.facebook.com/events/407998615068343

We talked to Kiwis against Seabed Mining, Sea Shepards, Kylie from Raglan Native Rehabilitation, Prof. Liz Slooten and Green Party MP Darleen Tana at Maui Dolphin Day

The Business Chamber is putting on a panel discussion with 5 local businesswomen who have made it work in Raglan

Recycled Raft Race winner Mike Renfree talks about his winning entry constructed out of old surf boards and a giant 2 metre bottle.

Recycled Raft Race prizewinner Sean Dillon is in for a quick chat about how the Xtreme Zero Waste raft won the most ambitious raft award and came second in the race.

Coastguard President Wally Hawkins is in studio to talk about the mammoth fundraising project they have underway as their old vessel Gallagher Rescue is nearing the end of it's life

Phil joins us to talk about the new government's agenda for deep sea mining, Trans Tasman Resources latest attempt to get approval, the Deep Rising Movie, Maui Dolphin Day and the continuing push for an international moratorium on deep sea exploitation