Talking media with Daniel Nielsen, including the reform of the OIA, and Tony Veitch being back on TV. Or not.

James talks to Richard from Glass Vaults ahead of their show tonight at the Wunderbar, and next year at Nostalgia Festival.

Martyn has a selection of rare New Zealand disco and funk for us this morning.

We’re on the phone to Sydney to talk to Jonnie about Wanderlust, the mindful triathlon movement that is touching down in Christchurch this weekend.

Nomi and Darlene from the Court Theatre are in the studio to talk about their roles in the Court Theatre’s production of Chicago, which is selling fast, but also running till January 20th, so you have plenty of time to get tickets. But don’t sleep on it.

Cassie has narrowed down all the books she read in 2017 to a list of 3 that she’s recommending for people to read over the holiday season.

Tamsin is in to talk about “Light the Dark”, a collection of essays by renowned authors about the creative process, that might just jump start your writing.

We’re talking to Nick Paris about DADDY’S HOME 2, THE STOLEN, and then running through his top 10 films of the year.

Jay and James have a vague conversation, theoretically about the surf, then get into this week’s Sink or Swim, “Sacrifice” by Mandingo.

We’re talking Neat Places, focussing in on the Arts Centre this morning.