RDU Podcast

Matt chats with Jessica Halliday, the Festival Director for FESTA, coming to Christchurch this labour weekend

Matt chats to MP Todd Muller, Climate Change Spokesman for the National Party, about the work he’s doing with James Shaw toward establishing a Climate Change Commission in New Zealand. They also touch on policy proposals (sort of) and climate change skeptics.

This week, Rachel from Scorpio reviews the particularly ambitious children’s book, Inside the Villains by Clotilde Perrin.

Australian folk artist, Michael Dunstan, is touring New Zealand for his debut album Partly Cloudy and was kind enough to join The Guest List this week to share a couple of his favorite kiwi tracks!

Michael’s picks are “Magic” by Ladyhawke (2008) and “The Sun Comes Up” by Mako Road (2017)

This week, Nick and Matt trade notes on Grizzly and Who Is America?

The games segment is BACK! This week, Matt doesn’t get Fortnite so Stuart does his best to unpack the appeal.

Martyn Pepperel’s picks this week are “Hind (cha-cha-cha)” and “African Dance (twist)” from Abd al-Rahman al-Khamissi’s Respectable Families Soundtrack.

This week, David say’s he’s open to anarchy and calls Sir Ray Avery a dick.

This week, Dave from Scorpio reviews Transcription, the soon to be released historical novel from Kate Atkinson.

Siobhan Saint joins the guest list to chat about The Output Project as well as some other stuff she has coming up.

Her picks are “Singing In My Soul” by Fly My Pretties (2004) and “Take Me With You” by Laura Lee Lovely (2017)