Published: 21/3/2025 9:00 a.m.
OARsome Morning Show - 21-03-2025 - Una Ni Fhlannagain - Award winning Irish harpist
Una Ni Fhlannagain - Award winning Irish harpist, Una Ni Fhlannagain is coming to Dunedin for a concert at Dunedin Folk Club and two public workshops This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nzOtago Access Radio.jpg)
Published: 21/3/2025 8:15 a.m.
Hugh's Featured Tracks 21-03-2025
A quasi-weekly podcast comprised of all Hugh's featured tracks for the past week. This week: Rei and Coupe feat. Cee Blue - Poi Swing, Lucy Dacus - Talk, Tipene feat. Rawiri Waititi - Māori, Club Ruby - Heartbreak Overtime, Body of Work - Secondhand BluesManawatu Peoples Radio
Published: 21/3/2025 8:00 a.m.
OARsome Morning Show - 21-03-2025 - Animal by Cirque Alfonse - Antoine Carabinier-Lepine - Dunedin Arts Festival 2025
Animal by Cirque Alfonse - Antoine Carabinier-Lépine will lead his family-and-friends circus troupe through a jaw-dropping and fun performance of Animal at Dunedin Arts Festival 2025. This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nzOtago Access Radio.png)
Published: 21/3/2025 7:30 a.m.
Layers of Identity - Aahana Mundamattam
Aahana, a Year 11 student at Taieri College, explores her "complex relationship" with the idea of home in her poem Home is a Feeling. She draws on her experiences as an Indian living in Bangladesh, Malawi, and now New Zealand. Ōtepoti Dunedin’s creative rangatahi explore their whakapapa through powerful stories of their identity, culture, and belonging through poetry and essays on ‘Layers of Identity’. Proudly supported by Dunedin City Council Arts Grant, Dunedin Public Libraries, Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature and NZ on Air.Otago Access Radio
Published: 21/3/2025 7:15 a.m.
Layers of Identity - Tunmise Adebowale
Tunmise, a Nigerian-New Zealander studying at the University of Otago, grew up in South Africa. She shares her poem 'Pancakes, Teddy Bears', which reflects on her experiences of moving to New Zealand from South Africa. Ōtepoti Dunedin’s creative rangatahi explore their whakapapa through powerful stories of their identity, culture, and belonging through poetry and essays on ‘Layers of Identity’. Proudly supported by Dunedin City Council Arts Grant, Dunedin Public Libraries, Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature and NZ on Air. Otago Access Radio
Published: 21/3/2025 7:00 a.m.
Layers of Identity - Malak Tamimi
Malak, a student at Queen’s High School, was born in Ōtepoti and traces her whakapapa and heart to Palestine. She shares insights from her personal reflective essay, Belonging in Between, which references the poetry of Mahmoud Darwish. Ōtepoti Dunedin’s creative rangatahi explore their whakapapa through powerful stories of their identity, culture, and belonging through poetry and essays on ‘Layers of Identity’. Proudly supported by Dunedin City Council Arts Grant, Dunedin Public Libraries, Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature and NZ on Air.Otago Access Radio
Published: 21/3/2025 6:45 a.m.
Layers of Identity - Ajax Banstola
Ajax, a student at Kaikorai Valley College, shares his connection to his Nepalese roots and his journey of moving to Aotearoa at the age of three in his Whakapapa essay. Ōtepoti Dunedin’s creative rangatahi explore their whakapapa through powerful stories of their identity, culture, and belonging through poetry and essays on ‘Layers of Identity’. Proudly supported by Dunedin City Council Arts Grant, Dunedin Public Libraries, Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature and NZ on Air.Otago Access Radio
Published: 21/3/2025 6:30 a.m.
Layers of Identity - Ocean Jade
Ocean, a biracial African-American from the United States, has lived in Aotearoa for eight years. She reflects on her poem 'Blackbird Sings Kum Ba Yah', dedicated to her mother’s experiences as an African-American woman. She studies at the University of Otago. Ōtepoti Dunedin’s creative rangatahi explore their whakapapa through powerful stories of their identity, culture, and belonging through poetry and essays on ‘Layers of Identity’. Proudly supported by Dunedin City Council Arts Grant, Dunedin Public Libraries, Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature and NZ on Air.Otago Access Radio
Published: 21/3/2025 6:15 a.m.
Layers of Identity - Asya Ahmadasri
Asya, a Theatre and English student at the University of Otago, reflects on her experiences of living in both Malaysia and New Zealand for an equal amount of 10 years in each country. She shares insights into her acrostic poems 'Home is Where the Heart Is' and 'Malaysian and Loved'. Ōtepoti Dunedin’s creative rangatahi explore their whakapapa through powerful stories of their identity, culture, and belonging through poetry and essays on ‘Layers of Identity’. Proudly supported by Dunedin City Council Arts Grant, Dunedin Public Libraries, Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature and NZ on Air.Otago Access Radio
Published: 21/3/2025 6:00 a.m.
Layers of Identity - Vika Johnson
Vika, a Year 13 student at Queen’s High School, shares insights from her essay on the experience of being a Russian adoptee living in New Zealand and dreams of learning more about her family in Russia. Ōtepoti Dunedin’s creative rangatahi explore their whakapapa through powerful stories of their identity, culture, and belonging through poetry and essays on ‘Layers of Identity’. Proudly supported by Dunedin City Council Arts Grant, Dunedin Public Libraries, Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature and NZ on Air.Otago Access Radio
.png)
Published: 20/3/2025 8:30 p.m.
The Watermelon Report - Episode 51 - Ceasefire violations by Israel
Ceasefire violations about Israel, latest updates from gaza and how phase 2 of ceasefire agreement hasn't started yet. No elec or aid entered gaza in the past week or so This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - http://oar.org.nzOtago Access Radio
Published: 20/3/2025 6:00 p.m.
Detox Mans!on with Gaz - Twisted Tales At The Mansion
1. Circuit Des Yeux 2. Lilly Hiatt 3. Nick Lowe 4. Lucy Rose 5. Desmond Dekker And The Aces 6. Sharon Van Etten And The Attachments 7. Bonnie Prince Billy 8. Bright Eyes 9. The Clientele 10. Brittany Howard 11. Queen 12. Superturtle 13. Chuck Prophet w/Qiensave 14. Throwing Muses 15. Christone Kingfish Ingram 16. Jane’s AddictionPlains FM 96.9
Published: 20/3/2025 3:00 p.m.
AstroChats - Episode 2 - Bruce chats with Graham Palmer - Astro Photographer - 20-03-2025
Bruce Ngataierua who is the Director at the Holt Planetarium hosts AstroChats where he summarizes what’s in the night sky for the month and have a conversation with a guest on the how they got involved with Astronomy.Radio Hawkes Bay
Published: 20/3/2025 2:45 p.m.
A Sonic Youth episode 180 - Courtney Barnett
Ep 180 is all about Australian indie superstar Courtney Barnett's 2015 debut album 'Sometimes I Sit And Think, And Sometimes I Just Sit'. It's now ten years old, so Oliver looks back on favourite tracks, including some live versions with some added gusto. Follow @asonicyouthpodcast on Insta and Facebook. This show is part of the Free FM 89.0 YOUTH ZONE. Made with support of NZ on Air.Free FM
Published: 20/3/2025 2:00 p.m.
Community Conversations - Mar 20 2025 - Playspace Whakatū with Justin Carter & Johny O'Donnell
Ceara sits down with Justin Carter and Johny O'Donnell to discuss Playspace Wakatū, an innovative project with local iwi and council to codesign a playspace that is uniquely Whakatū and reflects the narrative of our region.Fresh FM
Published: 20/3/2025 12:45 p.m.
Real Life Stories That Change Lives - Mar 20 2025 ep30 - Transformative Power of Gratitude
Harold tells his own real-life journey stories to give hope to the hopeless. His stories positively impact personal lives and businesses, and he prides himself on helping people discover who they are. Fresh FM
Published: 20/3/2025 11:18 a.m.
Abortion Law Reform Association of New Zealand, 16 March
Brought to you by the Wellington Branch of New Zealand's National Council of Women. Tune in to listen to vibrant interviews and debates about the issues affecting us and the opportunities there are to have a say.Wellington Access Radio
.png)
Published: 20/3/2025 10:00 a.m.
Jordan Luck from The Exponents coming to the Kapiti Classic event at Southwards
Paul was lucky enough to talk to one of our fav musician Jordan Luck with his Jordon Luck Band (ex Exponents), coming to the kapiti coast along with Dragon and Hello Sailor. And we have 2 tix to give away to our listeners. Coast Access Radio
Published: 20/3/2025 10:00 a.m.
The Free Breakfast – Richard Wade - 20-03-2025
Richard Wade talks about his book called I've Come This Far, How Can I Go? which was released this week, telling the story of his life in foster care, facing hardship and life with a disability, involving moments of hardship but also triumph. You can order the book by emailing wendyfarrownz@gmail.comFree FM
.png)
Published: 19/3/2025 10:00 p.m.
The Paleface Parabola - 19-03-2025
Caper 167 - rip snortin, rootin tootin, hi falutin fun! And I’m the show’s most severe critic, believe you me. While it’s true that the world in 2025 is in a bad condition, I’m tired of hearing about it. The Mystery Man and I propose the following strategy - dance the mess around with us live in the Free FM music zone at 10pm Wednesday night or park your wagon at one of our podcast portals during the week of which revelation comes by seeking the Paleface Parabola Facebook page which contains the map to our 1:58 minute treasure. A Parabola is the quest from which we return changed yet essentially the same. It’s the weekly opening of the Rock and Roll history books with twists from 7,000 miles away.Free FM
Published: 19/3/2025 10:00 p.m.
The Joy Jam Episode 183 - THE JOY OF RECOVERY w/ Gina
A show about joy and resilience with Maree Gibson, produced by Manawatū People's Radio with the support of New Zealand An Air. This Week: Maree interviews Gina who has a courageous journey with an addiction to Methamphetamine. This is her story and joy to recovery.Manawatu Peoples Radio
Published: 19/3/2025 9:00 p.m.
Speak Up Kōrerotia - Celebrating the Samoa Citizenship Act 2024 Amendment
Guests Tofilau Nina Kirifi-Alai, Poalaga Selma Scott and Riki Welsh discuss campaigning for the 2024 Amendment to the Samoa Citizenship Act, which reinstated New Zealand citizenship for Samoans born during the period Samoa was a protectorate of New Zealand.Plains FM 96.9
Published: 19/3/2025 8:00 p.m.
Local Heritage Month Episode 03 - Josh Reid: 'Industrial Relations and Pacifism in the Manawatu Flax Trade'
PhD student Josh Reid examines the influence of Christian pacifism and the Māori peace movement on the flax industry’s trade union and its commitment to pacifist ideals. Topics explored include the union’s impact on the labour movement and the formation of the first Labour government in 1935; the influence of flax trade unionists on pacifist activities during WW2 and how the government reacted to this rebellion. A radio show/podcast produced by Manawatū People's Radio with the support of New Zealand on Air.Manawatu Peoples Radio
Published: 19/3/2025 3:45 p.m.
Great Tracks and Sidetracks-Midsomer Murders heads to the stage
Midsomer Murders heads to the stage. British Gas service still as bad as ever? For your degree you can now study a module on the use of donkey ‘extras’ in films. Mini 20mph signs rake in thousands of pounds. John Lewis department stores now selling vinyl albums. Plus plenty of great tracks, of course. This is a recording from a live broadcast. Peter Fleming brings you an entertaining 90 minutes of popular music, mostly gleaned from the 1970’s and 1980’s but not excluding music from any era.Coast Access Radio
Published: 19/3/2025 3:28 p.m.
Hearth Tales - Mar 19 2025 ep03 - Conway June, Fat Freddies and Toi
Content first aired on Fresh FM, Amplifying the People of Te Tauihu, The Top of the South. A member of the Community Access Media Alliance Aotearoa/New Zealand. Supported by NZ on Air. freshfm.co.nz Fresh FM
.jpg)
Published: 19/3/2025 12:00 p.m.
Live in studio today - our local police drop into the live to air for a chat
Today a live chat with Brett about the nabbing a car doing burnouts thanks to the Waikanae public, road safety and a van being stolen and subsequently found in Martin. A weekly sit down chat with our Community Police, updating us on the good and the bad happening in the Kapiti region.Coast Access Radio
Published: 19/3/2025 12:00 p.m.
Let's Talk Science-Nuclear Testing fallout in the Pacific Part 2
This episode reminds us of the fallout of nuclear testing in the Pacific since the 1940's and subsequent problems experienced and what problems could occur in the future. It is a sobering discussion. Warning, some information contained in this interview may be distressing. Coast Access Radio
.png)
Published: 18/3/2025 11:30 p.m.
Jon Hollingsworth Themes - Covid 5 years on
This program takes a look back to 5 years ago when we had to learn to survive with Covid. I take a look at the best parode content that people produced that made Covid manageable. Jon likes to have a theme running through his mainly music show.Coast Access Radio
Published: 18/3/2025 4:30 p.m.
Talking Taiao 17-03-2025 Para kore (Zero Waste) at Te Matatini 2025
Suzie from Sustainable Taranaki joins Elric to talk recycling at Te Matatini and the success of the Refuse management with the assistance from the many volunteers. They talk recycling, composting, refuse and alternative recycling methods to encourage the protection of Papatuanuku at the TSB Bowl of Brooklands. Access Radio Taranaki
Published: 18/3/2025 3:18 p.m.
Pick a Tale for Adults 05-03-2025 Home Sweet Home, A Peaceful Retreat
Story teller, Lesley Dowding, lives to bring story into the world of children and adults, alike. Her listeners are encouraged to bring to life imagination and creation, to dance with the stars and enjoy the moment.Access Radio Taranaki
Published: 18/3/2025 2:08 p.m.
Pick a Tale for Children 19-03-2025 Irish Fiddler, Wedding, and Bill Goat Gruff
Writer and story teller, Lesley Dowding, lives to bring story into the world of children and adults, alike. Her stories, told in true oral tradition, come from all over the world, as well as from her own imagination.Access Radio Taranaki
Published: 18/3/2025 2:07 p.m.
Pick a Tale for Adults 19-03-2025 Believe Me Darling, Switched Off
Story teller, Lesley Dowding, lives to bring story into the world of children and adults, alike. Her listeners are encouraged to bring to life imagination and creation, to dance with the stars and enjoy the moment.Access Radio Taranaki
Published: 18/3/2025 2:01 p.m.
Herbal Wisdom 19-03-2025 Wisdom in the Garden, the Gut, and the Hive
As summer transitions into Autumn, it's the perfect time to reflect on seasonal rhythms in the garden, our wellbeing, and the hive. In this episode, we explore the art of pruning, taking cuttings, and planting for future abundance. We dive into the world of probiotics, discussing how herbs like elecampane, burdock, and yacon support gut health - and how these principles connect to Blue Petal's offerings and workshops. Finally, we round off with fascinating insights into the world of bees, sharing some lesser-known facts about these incredible pollinators.Access Radio Taranaki
Published: 17/3/2025 2:30 p.m.
Horowhenua Service Show with Mike Riversdale from Age Concern Horowhenua
This week, Oliver sits down with Mike Riversdale, the new manager for Age Concern Horowhenua, to talk about some of the services and courses they provide to our senior population. Tune in to hear how Enduring Powers of Attorney work, and how they differ from a will, their upcoming video series highlighting interesting stories across generations, and find out what a MacGuffin is. The Horowhenua Service Show is dedicated to highlighting the community and volunteer groups within Levin and the Horowhenua district who provide valuable services to members of our community. Coast Access Radio
Published: 17/3/2025 1:00 p.m.
Soundwave - Ep 120 - Featuring some of the Taite Prize finalists
Featuring 5 of the 10 Taite Prize finalists for 2025, one of the most prestigious music awards in Aotearoa/ New Zealand Paul presents a music programme featuring Jazz, Blues and Soul, from old to new. Coast Access Radio
Published: 17/3/2025 11:30 a.m.
The Cancer Society - Skin Awareness - why it is so important to listen to this episode
In this conversation, Mandy from the Cancer society discusses what types of skin cancer there are, why skin checks are important, what's up with sunscreen, how much sunscreen to use, when to apply it and is it possible to get sunburnt on could days? The Cancer Society discuss topics around cancer awareness and cancer prevention, what's on in Kāpiti and how can we stay well. Coast Access Radio
Published: 17/3/2025 10:30 a.m.