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Nick Paris is back! This week He and Matt get around to exchanging notes on Jabberwocky and Wild, Wild Country.
Jessie Stanners and Dayle Hunt join the show to discuss suicide prevention and Jessie’s upcoming event, Still – a silent protest, protesting silence. The event is set to take place in Cathedral Square next Monday (September 17).
Where to get help:
Lifeline (open 24/7) – 0800 543 354
For further information, contact the Mental Health Foundation’s free Resource and Information Service (09 623 4812)
This week, Tamsin from Scorpio reviews Chessie Henry’s family biography, We Can Make A Life.
Christchurch Up ‘n comer, Valle, pops in to chat about his debut single, upcoming singles and eventual album. Plus he plays us a couple of great kiwi cuts!
Valle’s picks are “Moonshine feat. Akon” by Savage (2005) and “Settle” by Neil Macleod (2017)
This week, Alex gives us the low down on the latest scandal surrounding Australian Liberal MP, Peter Dutton.
Marama Davidson is subbing for he co-leader once again! Matt chats to her about some proposed reforms around rental properties.
This week, Matt and David talk about Chelsea Manning and being consistent on free speech.
Matt chats with David Neiwert, author of Alt-America: The Rise of the Radical Right in the Age of Trump. They discuss the definition of “Alt-Right”, free speech and the extent of the current President’s relationship with the modern white nationalist movement.
Summer is here and while a lot of you might want to kick back and relax, Suli’s decided to be a kill joy.
This week, Cassie review Crudo, the partially auto biographical novel by Olivia Liang.
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