The Raglan Music countdown continues and Tux from Lost tribe Aotearoa is in the studio to talk about the new single.

The trawl through Raglan music history continues and then Maree is in the studio to talk about the difference between sympathy and empathy - plus we get some Raglan news

We continue the Raglan Music Countdown and Ngaronoa is here with music written for Matariki.

Part 2 of Raglan Music history - from 2009 - 2016 and Robz is in the studio talking about his music while Aaron also gets the weekend sports results for you

Councillor Thomson is in studio early and then we over indulge on Raglan music for wrapping up with the local news bulletin

The local music focus continues with Felix in the studio plus we give you all the local happenings

Lots of local music and a check in with the environment centre on today's menu

What did people used to do for music in Raglan, a bit of local politics and the local news with local music in between as we continue to celebrate music from our community all through May

Local news and the weekend sports results, then Peter Skandera is in-studio with his guitar, a couple of tracks that he has played on and also music from some of his many students

Today Aaron throws the local info out the window and focuses on the history of Raglan Music starting with Clarrie Cresswell, Midge Marsden, the Mudsharks and Chris Thompson.