Nick Bollinger revisits an influential folk classic from Anne Briggs.

In the Music 101 Pocket Edition, Sons of Zion play their first ever live session for us, Kirsten Johnstone meets the group Auaha who travelled the Whanganui River, Tony Stamp speaks with Bonobo in his one and only Australasian interview and we pay tribute to the late Glen Campbell.

Ambitious initiatives aimed at improving gender equality within the local music industry have been launched, after research showed less than a quarter of NZ songwriters were women.

Lisa Crawley shares her new song and talls us of its genesis in the Rocky Mountains in minus fifteen degrees on a pefectly tuned Steinway grand piano.

Sons of Zion perform live with Aaradhna to promote their upcoming tour and new EP.

The Wellington musician just released the first single from her forthcoming album and she played it for us live at Blue Barn studios.

Bonobo AKA Simon Green has carved out a career as one of the world's finest beat-makers, but a few years ago he was nearly ready to give it up. Backstage before his sold-out Auckland show he explained to Tony Stamp what changed.

RNZ's All Night presenter Lloyd Scott is this week's mixtape selector. He shares his favourite tunes and stories before he hangs up his headphones and switches off the mic on a 50+ year career.

Randy Newman has a new album – and an assignment for Lorde. Nick Bollinger talks to the legendary singer-songwriter and film composer.

RNZ's Melody Thomas's has a new podcast BANG! starting on Monday, so Yadana Saw has her in to make a Mixtape.