Scott from the Blood Service joins us to do a call out for blood donations when they're in town for 3rd and 4th January this summer.

Phil McCabe is back from a successful trip to COP28 as work continues to protect the world's oceans from deep sea mining. We get an update about TTR's ongoing attempts to get approval to mine off the coast and we look to Shane Jones from NZ First is making bold claims about mining off our coast.

Francois Mazet, organiser of the Karioi trail joins us to talk about this year's event and look back over the last ten years of running over the Maunga

James Dear from Waikato Meditation joins us to talk about his perosnal journey and the activities happening in the town hall from 4pm on Saturday

Liam Prince from the Aotearoa Plastic Pollution Alliance joins us to talk about the work of the Alliance, their national hui and his own journey on the Rubbish Trip where he removed the rubbish bin from his house and tried to live rubbish free.

Waiariki Te Pania, Josie Harder & Ivy Brunskill, the lead actors of the Raglan Theatre Academy show The Lightening Thief join us in studio ahead of their first show tomorrow/

Ruth Beaglehole is in town at the moment and holding a session on Parenting with Non Violence at the Old School tonight. Ruth is the founder of the movement and over from LA for just a few weeks,

Rachel Goddard and Lisa Thomson on what Council is doing about climate change - in terms of mitigation and adaptation. Rachel Goddard is WDC Climate Action and Sustainability Manager and Lisa Thomson is the WDC Chair of the Sustainability and Wellbeing Committee. Both are residents of Raglan.

On Wednesday evening Jake Fyalka will be running a class on how to fix some common problems on computers. We have a chat about that and the right to repair movement, along with the best option for getting your phone fixed

Joe has won an award for a video project celebrating the unsung heroes working with young people in the Waikato