Bike Waikato chair Melissa Smith talks with Free FM's Gary Farrow about the Climate Emergency Relief Fund (CERF) projects that were approved by Hamilton City Council, and also has a look at further proposals yet to be considered before the Transport and Infrastructure Committee.

Founder of Ride Your Trike NZ, Liam Carter joined Mike Williams to talk about their next fundraising event, a Rock N Roll night which is a fully accessible family event to be held on Saturday August 26 at Zeal in Hamilton with snacks included with a ticket. Fundraiser and celebration of self-propelled community mobility for mixed abilities with any proceeds going towards Ride Your Trike NZ Kirikiriroa activities and promotion.

Lee Murray is a multi-award winning novelist, with over 40 titles. She recently returned from Stoker.Con, an international festival for writers in the horror and speculative fiction genres, where she won her 5th Bram Stoker award. Lee joins Cate Prestidge ahead of her appearance on the Fiction Panel and workshop, taking place as part of Hamilton Book Month.

Hamilton Book Month is about to kick off, starting with the Fiction Panel on Tuesday August 1st. Panelist, writer, reviewer and lawyer Brannavan Gnanalingam joins Cate Prestidge to talk about his influences, the ideas and inspiration for his seven novels to date, and how he approaches his work.

Scott Tiffany, general manager at Pukete Neighbourhood House, talks to Free FM's Kelly Pike about the services the house provide, the programmes they run, and hopes of expanding their centre and operations.

Bike Waikato chair Melissa Smith speaks about CERF (Climate Emergency Response Fund) projects, which are up for approval in Kirikiriroa Hamilton, with Free FM's Gary Farrow.

Hamilton Mayor Paula Southgate covers the FIFA Women's World Cup, local government reform and the potentially effects on them of a change in central government, and the proposed partial reclassification of Ashurst Park.

Matthew Bannister talks with Cate Prestidge about his new book on the subject of NZ duo, The Front Lawn.

Mike Williams catches up with versatile NZ superstar Jackie Clarke as she gets intot he final few gigs of her Jackie Goes Prima Diva tour!

Cate Prestudge talks with AJ about the Disability Arts Festival Trust event 'Launched' which is back for 2023. Launched 2023 is at Southwell School's Performing Arts Centre, 200 Peachgrove Road, Hamilton. Entry for spectators is by koha/gold coin. There will be two Shows, again this year, one at 10.30am and the other at 6pm. Participants and spectators are very welcome to come to one or both events.