RDU Podcast

Phoebe Hurst joins the Guest List to chat about her show WORM, playing tomorrow at Little Andromeda

Phoebe’s picks:

Blam Blam Blam – “There Is No Depression In New Zealand” (1992)

With thanks to NZ On Air.

This week, Matt and Nick trade notes on Gosford Park and South Park: Six Days To Air

Matt chats to SOLE Academy founder Sacha Vee about what the academy does and what they’re currently raising funds for.

Chlöe Swarbrick is back on Going Green for the first time in just a bit over a year, so what a great opportunity to touch base on the Cannabis referendum, specifically the apparent decline in public support.

This week, Kit from Scorpio reviews Mophead: How Your Difference Makes a Difference by Selina Tusitala Marsh and The House of Madame M by Clotilde Perrin.

This week, Dan and Matt discuss potential TVNZ/RNZ overhauls and NZME’s proposed purchase of Stuff.

Matt chats to Bleeders vocalist, Angelo Munro, about the bands new EP and upcoming show at Club Tavern this Thursday.

Angelo’s picks:

Nothing At All! – “Busted” (2009)

With thanks to NZ On Air

Preston joins us all the way from South Carolina for the weeks art happenings, and we discuss whether or not Hugo Ball is bollocks.

This week, Tamsin from Scorpio reviews Bruny by Heather Rose

Matt chats to Dione Piquette of Streakers about the upcoming gig Summer Party at Embankment Tavern.

Dione’s picks:

The Datsuns – “Blacken My Thumb” (2004)