Mai Home Run

Kia Ora! Happy Thursday whānau. If you missed today’s show, you can catch it here.

In this podcast:

-Seki Smells. Best smells to you? Some WILD ones came through…

-Best random collabs. Nelly and Tim McGraw was GOATED

-If you wear ankle socks, apparently you’re not cool!

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We have got the one and only Mils Muliaina over to chat all about The Blues. They're having a WICKED season at the moment. The Crusaders also pop up into conversation 👀 and he also has his say at who will be the next All Blacks captain with Sam Cane stepping down.

You can watch every match of this weekend’s Super Rugby Pacific live on Sky Sport and stream on Sky Sport Now.

 Sky Open will also have free-to-air live start coverage of the Blues v Highlanders from 7pm Saturday, and delayed coverage of Hurricanes v Moana Pasifika from 10:30pm Friday.

Kia Ora! Mid-way through the week whānau. Jam packed show today!! Still got our brotha Storme filling in for Randy. Hope you enjoy 😊

In this podcast:

-Kaimoana Battle ft Nore Martin from Moon Tide Fishing 🐟

-Let’s bring out the tiny violin and vent for a little 😫🎻

-What songs take you back to your graduation? 🎓

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Join us in the studio as we chat with the hilarious Guy Montgomery about his upcoming Auckland show, 'Our 50,000,000 Guy Fans Can't Be Wrong,' part of the NZ International Comedy Festival. Listen to hear what makes this tour a must-see for comedy lovers! PLUS Storme gives stand up comedy a go as well

Kia Ora! Here’s Tuesday’s show if you missed it. Storme here along for the vibes this week 😎

In this podcast:

-Storme revoked his wife’s credit card privileges

-Aunty Cassie gives us a live performance of the waiata she practises in the shower

-Jams that aren’t made for the gym but HIT

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Stoked to have JP and Sale in the studio to chat about the stage adaptation of the hit film Red, White and Brass. Set in 2011 Wellington during the Rugby World Cup, Maka, a passionate Tongan rugby fan, is on a mission to secure tickets for the Tonga versus France game. When traditional methods fail, Maka and his cousin Veni concoct a plan to form a Tongan marching band for the pre-match entertainment. What follows is a heartwarming journey of self-discovery as Maka, with the help of his community, transforms a group of misfits into a band. Join us as we delve into the warmth and laughter of this story

Kia Ora! Happiest of Monday’s to you 🥳 Randy is on holiday for the week, lucky guy. Because of that, we’ve brought in Storme from Mai Days right up until Friday! Let’s kickstart the week with some seki vibezz

In this podcast:

-Why is your mouth stupid?

-Forget Eurovision… heard of Island Vision?

-Is watching the Wahs at church acceptable?

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"Standing on business your honour". Have you actually thought about what Gen Z'ers will be like as lawyers? Have a listen!

Kia Ora! Happy Friday!! Crack up show today. Have a laugh with us before Randy goes on leave next week ❤️ Oh -and happy birthday to our guy Desch! We love and value you brotha 🤝 Listen right to the end for Desch's mates exposing him

In this podcast:

-Things that need learner plates

-Why’d you get kicked out of the bed

-It’s Desch’s birthday! So we have some ‘friendly’ messages from his friends

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Kingsland’s Royal Plaza Train Station will be buzzing with local talent every Saturday in May for "Take It to the Streets," a free music event by Island Base and The Fringe District. This Saturday, you can catch 21-year-old Māori artist all the way from Whaingaroa (Raglan) Āmua Te Maioha, aka Kumbaya, showcasing his skills as a producer, songwriter, and performer. He joins the boys in the studio to chat about that event, and also his upcoming song release at the end of the month called ‘Land Back’.