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Mat cats to Tamara Lee Smith, flautist and vocalist for Mundi, about their new album and upcoming gig alongside Eat My Shorts.
Matt and Preston chat about the Art Happenings for the week and whether or not The Population Explosion by Anthony Gnazzo is bollocks.
Matt chats with Arts Festival Director, Dr. George Parker, about select attractions in this year’s Arts Festival, as well as it’s over arching themes.
This week, Tamsin from Scorpio reviews Three Women by Lisa Taddeo
Robin Greenberg, director of Mo Te Iwi: Carving for the People, joins The Guest List to share two tracks that were donated to the film!
Robin’s picks are:
Noel Woods & Grove Roots Band – “Poropitī Māori”
With thanks to NZ On Air
Matt chats to Jamie Morton, the man behind the wildly successful podcast My Dad Wrote A Porno, about the origins of the project and the live event the MDWAP crew will be putting on at the Isaac Theatre Royal come January 22nd next year.
Matt chats to Julia Harvie and Paige Jansen, two of the creative forces behind this Thursday’s night of Music, Dance and Clothing at CoCA, She Was the Smell of Good Mud/She is Lady Grey
Matt chats to Duncan about the Canterbury Men’s Centre and whether or not the salary for CCC’s new Chief Executive is excessive.
Matt chats to Peter “Sulfate” Ruddell about his new single under his solo project, Sulfate, and…just music in general, really.
Peter’s picks are:
Michael James Keane – “I Was Dancing” (2018)
This week, Nick and Matt quickly preview the 2019 NZIFF and swap notes on Outland.
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