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Listen back to estoc's next-level mix to get you in the mood for Nympho this Friday at Neck of the Woods! It's packed full of bangers.
A stacked show featuring an interview with Toro y Moi and guest mix from estoc ahead of Nympho this Friday night!!!
Hole Erth, Chaz Bear’s eighth full-length studio record as Toro y Moi released earlier this month on the 6th of September. Hole Erth was also the 95bFM Album of the Week two weeks ago, I had a quick chat with Chaz via the internet about the new album. Whakarongo mai nei!
Recently, the United States Federal Reserve has cut interest rates by 50 basis points, citing signs of economic slowdown and lowering inflation rates. This decision, although overseas, is heavily connected to New Zealand as almost all state economies are tied to the United States. Following this decision, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand may choose to follow in the same footsteps.
This decision may reduce or slow the current recession, which New Zealand is already in the midst of, worse than the two-thousand and eight financial crisis. However, the odds of igniting consumer price may also increase leading to asset inflation additionally increasing.
Sasha spoke to professor of Business and Economics Robert MacCulloch from the University of Auckland about a deeply complicated issue, which affects all New Zealanders.
Over the last two years, there have been a multitude of mechanical failures regarding the inter-islander ferries between the North and the South Island, which has brought great attention to the government. KiwiRail has requested a one-point-seven billion dollar funding request for a project to see the ferries repaired and ensure capacity for train transport as well.
Unfortunately, the government has declined the funding request, which could seriously impact the travel potential of goods and services, not to mention general transport, between the North and South island.
For this week’s Get Action! Sasha spoke to Dave Macpherson from The Future is Rail about a petition he started to ensure replacement Cook Strait ferries can carry trains.
If you’d like to sign this petition, click here.
Dan from DARTZ phones in from Pōneke to chat to Jonny about the just announced show 95bFM Presents DARTZ and Dune Rats at Double Whammy happening on the 5th of December! We bloody stoked to be hosting Welly's most chronic and beloved boy band alongside Aussie punks Dune Rats. Listen in and see you there.
Jonny talks to Steve Abel of The Green Party about the Government's introduction of new legislation to the house to reverse the ban on offshore drilling. Listen back here!
Featuring What's Up? with Green Party MP Steve Abel, an interview with DARTZ following the announce of 95bFM presents DARTZ and Dune Rats at Double Whammy, Thursday 5 December, and the Aural Emporium!
Featuring Spaced Out with The Stardome and an interview with HINA about her new single Hinātore - whakarongo mai nei!
Thanks to The Beer Spot!
Welcome to this week's episode of Universal Harmony, your soundtrack for creative minds and for those who spread gratitude in a stoic way.
Hosted by PHILLIEE, featuring an extended Sound of Sydney, celebrating our man Carlos Avilés turning 50.
~ Universal Harmony ~
Oozing a grateful ora, massaging the creative mind.
Thrills, chills, spills, no frills.
Sof has a kōrero with Rita Mae about her newest single "Poster Child" and her time overseas. Whakarongo mai!
On Dear Science this week, our expert Dr. Cushla McGoverin chatted with us about pandas' diets becoming less varied, concentrating COVID-19 in one place during testing, and the development of porous liquids.
Eased into the show with some Joni Mitchell, Nagisa Ni Te, and Ami Koita... working up to a bit of Strawpeople, Headache, and Massive Attack... gorg. Sof chats with Rita Mae about her newest single "Poster Child". You can listen back to that kōrero here!
Ngā mihi nui to The Tuning Fork x
This week on the Tuesday Wire...
For Dear Science our expert Doctor Cushla McGoverin chatted to us about pandas eating better in the past than they do now, using light to spot COVID, and separating liquids using other liquids.
In our weekly catchup with the National Party, Wire host Castor spoke to MP Katie Nimon about hospitality spending and the potential for a four-year parliamentary term.
They also spoke to general manager of the Restaurant Association, Nicola Waldren, about hospitality spending in Aotearoa and what more the government could do.
And on the Green Desk, Jack Marshall spoke to lecturer of sustainable architecture at AUT, Priscilla Besen, about solutions to Aotearoa’s energy crisis.
Last week, the government revealed statistics showing a drop in crime in Auckland’s CBD, the reduction accredited to increased police presence under this government.
Crime isn’t the only issue facing the CBD, with recent data showing that hospitality spending in Auckland’s CBD is down compared to previous years. Challenges faced by hospitality businesses have been particularly evident since COVID lockdowns, with some heritage businesses permanently closing in recent months.
The government has also been tabling discussions of increasing the parliamentary term from three to four years. While several previous governments have discussed such a change, some issues have prevented it from going ahead.
In our weekly catchup with the National Party’s Katie Nimon, Wire host Castor asked her about these issues facing the CBD, and about the potential for a four-year parliamentary term, starting off with crime in the CBD.
PhD candidate Isurie Akarawita gives us the info on her doctoral thesis on Smart Chewing Robots ~ and how robots can help circumvent the emotional bias present in human studies on how we enjoy our kai.
Thanks to The University of Auckland!
A 95bFM Special Announcement! Reb Fountain is playing at the Hollywood Avondale on 9th November to celebrate the release of her new single Come Down. Listen back to Jonny and Reb yarn about the new single and some of the exciting things in store for Reb fans.
Featuring the announcement of Reb Fountain's tour celebrating her new single Come Down, plus an interview with Reb herself, Ready Steady Learn thanks to Waipapa Taumata Rau/The University of Auckland, and a special announcement ~ Joan As Policewoman is returning to Aotearoa in May 2025!
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