RDU Podcast

James Shaw is back and his segment has a snappy new title. This week, Matt quizes James about the waka jumping bill.

For this week’s sink or swim, Jay brings us a swingin track, “Thraker” from the ultra obscure Theo Schumann. It’s a Swim, baby!

Pep’s Picks this week are the tracks,  “Edge” and “Tar” from Lucrecia Dalt’s latest album, Anticlines

This week, Matt pushes David on his contention that roads don’t need to be funded through taxes.

This week, Suli recommends plenty of water consumption but Matt worries that some people might drown themselves if they don’t closely monitor how much they’re taking in.

This week, Cassie from Scorpio books reviews poet, Patricia Lockwood’s Priestdaddy: A Memoir. 

In this week’s Law Reports, Matt continues to argue that our defamation laws are too strict and Tim breaks down to what extent Kiwis are able to “plead the fifth”.

RDU Neighbor and Laneways Tattooist, Victor, pops in to discuss the kiwi classic “Poor Boy” by Split Enz and “Rick Flair” by Onehunga hip-hop group, SWIDT

Matt and Nick trade notes on The Funhouse and Louie and Nick has a few notes on some other recent releases.

George Parker from The Free Theatre joins us to discuss their currently running production of Alice, a play inspired by the classic Lewis Carroll tale and scored by the legendary Tom Waits.

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