In this episode... Mike Williams talks with Hamilton composer Janet Jennings about the success of the her work 'Play-Pen' which was recorded at the Gallagher Centre for the Performing Arts in 2018. The recording has been in the top 10 of Classical sales charts for six weeks.

Cate Prestidge talks to John Remfry, director of ‘Relatively Speaking’ a raucous comedy showing at Te Aroha Little Theatre from Saturday 20 July.

Cate Prestidge talks to Waikato District Council Democracy Manager Brendan Stringer.

Kelli Pike talks to Rashmi Bhati about this week’s Art of Living course, where participants will learn the practice of Sudarshan Kriya.

Kelli Pike talks to University of Waikato Prof Mark Harcourt about research around automatic enrolment in union membership as a tool to address inequality.

Kelli Pike talks with Hamilton Mayor, Andrew King.

Mike Williams talks with Waikato Police Iwi Liaison Officer Anaru Grant about alternative resolutions strategies and the way this is changing outcomes for people who make mistakes in life.

Cate Prestidge talks with Kira Josephson about her starring role in Hamilton Operatic Society's production of Sweet Charity, which opens next week.

Kelli talks to Wintec lecturer Luke McConnell about this weekend’s inaugural Te Ruru light festival

Kelli talks to Jake Ngawaka and Sash Rinaldi about this weekend’s 48 hour film festival – where teams write, shoot and edit a film in one weekend. They also announce a competition to have the registration fee waived if you get in quick!