RDU Podcast

This week, Matt and David manage to talk for over 10 minutes about the plastic bag ban and still barely scrape the surface of the issue.

This week Rachel reviews a couple of highlights among recent Children’s Book releases, Mini Rabbit Not Lost by John Bond and Dragon Post by Emma Yarlett

The inimitable Delaney Davidson joins the Guest List this week to discuss his upcoming show Ship of Dreams at the Christchurch Art Gallery.

Delaney’s picks are:

Chants R&B – “I’m Your Witchdoctor” (1966)

This week, Matt and Nick trade notes on “99 Homes” and “Mindhunter”

Preston from Exchange is back for the still tentatively titled art chat segment! We talk about the goings on around the city and whether or not Yoko Ono is bollocks.

Matt chats to newly minted Director of The Christchurch Arts Festival, George Parker. He discusses what the art scene in the city means to him in general as well as his vision for 2019s festival, which will be taking place next winter from July 26th til August 4th.

This week, Cassie brings in some more Autofiction – Kudos, the latest from Rachel Cusk.

Age Pryor joins The Guest List to chat about the new single, “Burning Sun” he put together with Congress of Animals, as well as COGs upcoming gig at Blue Smoke…as well as to share some sick Kiwi cuts!

Age’s picks are:

Smooth Guerrilla – “Tardis” (????)

Avantdale Bowling Club – “Years Gone By” (2018)

Note: If you’re wondering about the odd middle segment, we lost Age and Matt tried to do a seg that could be cut so as that podcast listeners would be none the wise to the tech issues. Unfortunately he’s just not that good of a broadcaster.

This week, Nick and Matt trade notes on The F J Holden and Life During Wartime.

In the debut episode of our yet to be officially titled art segment, Matt chats with Preston from Exchange Christchurch about the current goings on in the art scene. Matt also introduces a critiquing feature with John Cage’s 4’33 at the center this week.