RDU Podcast

Matt chats with Jody Lloyd about the background of Ecstatic Dance and the very special event he’s organizing this weekend with its founder, Avani.

This week, Tamsin from Scorpio reviewsKarori Confidential: Selected Columns by Leah McFall.

It’s time for another selection from RDU Station Manager Simon Claridge!

Simon’s Picks are:

Shapeshifter – “DNA” (2001)

Made Possible by NZ On Air.

This week, Matt and Nick trade notes The Ted Bundy Tapes and Basic Instinct

Preston and Matt chat about the weeks art happenings and whether or not the comedy stylings of Tammy Lee are bollocks.

Matt quizzes Alex on the week’s skirmishes between Pakistan and India.

Pep’s Picks this week are “Land of the Morning Calm” and “Ride in Smoke” from Kim Byoung Duk’s Experiment No. X

Matt chats to local artists Ira Mitchell and Sophie Symons-Edwards about the upcoming exhibition Birds of a Feather at the Pūmanawa Gallery in the Christchurch Arts Center.

Just before the release of his universally lauded album Make Way For Love, Marlon Williams had a chat with Annabel Kean, then host of indie favorite Blue Mondays. For whatever reason, the recording took a bit of a walk after that but it just resurfaced during some house cleaning and so we decided to upload it to our podcast feed where it can continue to be consumed for years to come.

This week, Rebecca reviews The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton.