This week, Tamsin gives us the down low on two Yoga books: The Yoga Healer by Christine Burke and Even the Stiffest People Can Do the Splits by Eiko

Matt talks to veteran New Zealand filmmaker, Costa Botes, about his latest project, Angie. The documentary profiles Angie Angie Meiklejohn, a particularly candid survivor of the Centrepoint commune.

Matt talks to Dustin Feneley, writer/director of the critically acclaimed New Zealand drama, Stray. Dustin talks about what went in to making the film and his decisions as a director.

Yesterday, David Seymour broke down the case for charter schools (audio unrecoverable). Today, James Shaw provided the counter point.

Matt talks to New Zealand International Film Festival Director, Bill Gosden, about the upcoming 2018 festival, some highlights in the program and how he came to be involved with the NZIFF.

This week, Cassie from Scorpio reviews The Cost of Living, a memoir by Deborah Levy.

Matt talks with Blue Moon writer/director about what went in to making the film and how far a little can go with modern technology.

Matt and Nick chat about Rampart, Wild Wild Country and Apocalypse Now.

This week we’re joined by Alex Braae, writer of The Spinoff Bulletin and correspondent for our News You Might Have Missed segment. Alex’s picks are “Thinking Cap (feat Georgie)” by The Upbeats (2007) and “Don’t Wanna Fight It” by Tomorrow People (2018)

Matt talks to world renowned violinist and CSO Concertmaster, Martin Riseley, about tomorrow evening’s Beca Artist Series. Martin will conduct the orchestra as well as feature as a solo violinist.