Sarah Verran, chief executive of Brain Tumour Support, joins Free FM's Gary Farrow in the studio to talk about Brainy Beanies - an exciting campaign bringing together the community to raise much needed funds to support individuals and whānau living with a brain tumour. For more info, see https://braintumoursupport.org.nz/brainy-beanies

Bike Waikato chair Melissa Smith talks about the protected cycleway on Hamilton's Rifle Range Road, and the controversy which surrounds it, in her fortnightly update on cycling news in the Waikato.

Local singer/songwriter Keb Hart joins Ed in the studio to talk about releasing his latest EP and gives a live performance to boot!

Waipā District Council Deputy Mayor Liz Stolwyk joins Mike Williams to discuss the enhanced annual plan and other council documents going out for public consultation, plus balloons and dragonboats.

Cate Prestidge talks to director Glen Mathews and actor Anita Synders about The Borrowers - on stage at Riverlea Theatre April 6 – 20. This enchanting new play by Charles Way is based upon the award-winning children’s literature classic by Mary Norton.

Kelli Pike joins us for the debut of our new feature, a monthly Go Eco update.

Mayor Jacqui Church discusses arts and culture in the Waikato district, including the filming of the Minecraft movie.

Bike Waikato chair Melissa Smith talks about her presentation of her studies into Environmental Planning, the cycling symposium in Wellington, and the Government Policy Statement (GPS).

Waikato textile researcher and academic Rebekah Harman speaks with Cate Prestidge about her latest project ‘Worn Well’ - an exploration of the clothes we love, and why we love them.

Rebekah has an interest in fashion and sustainability and wants to hear from you about the things you have kept in your wardrobe, and why.

Listen here and have a go at the short survey before April 10 or check them out on Instagram @sustainable_clothing_research

Waipa deputy mayor Liz Stolwyk talks about the enhanced annual plan, a third Cambridge river crossing, and four years since the first lockdown.