Music
Fast Favourites: Journalist and TV presenter Amanda Gillies
For more than two decades, award-winning journalist and presenter, Amanda Gillies has been gracing the screens in the living rooms of Kiwi homes. Audio
Hymns on Sunday, 3 November 2024
Marking the Feast of All Saints today with William Walsham How's great hymn For All the Saints. Audio
Nashville Babylon: 2 November 2024
On this week's show there's reggae from the Heptones, classic soul courtesy of Al Green, blues from Elmore James and Big Joe Turner plus a classic Cole Porter tune covered by Ella Fitzgerald. Audio
Chali 2na: 'I was born when hip hop was just emerging'
The rapper and artist talks to Music 101 growing up in "gang-ridden" Chicago, coming back to NZ, and 30 years of Jurassic 5. Audio
The Mixtape: Shihad’s Jon Toogood ‘After what I went through I needed gentle, calm music’
Our guest picking the music is Jon Toogood, a name very familiar to music lovers in Aotearoa. Jon is the frontman of Shihad, the anthemic rock band who have been performing for over 35 years, touring… Audio
Keep Me On Your Mind by Bonny Light Horseman
The American folk trio deliver a sprawling 20 track collection, largely recorded at a pub in Ireland. Audio
Jurassic 5’s Chali 2na: ‘I was born around the time when hip hop hit, and I thank God for that!’
Chali 2na is a man of many talents - graffiti artist, oil painter, and recognisable baritone rapper from 90s hip-hop collective Jurassic 5. This December he will return as part of the Summer Haze… Audio
Moana Maniapoto travels with The Tribe to record indigenous voices
Musician and documentary maker Moana Maniapoto joins Charlotte Ryan to talk about the album that took the band around the world, returning to places they had performed in the past, and connecting with… Audio
The Verb Not The Noun
Melbourne guitarist James Sherlock's new trio album mixes a whole lot of swing with shades of subtle humour. Audio
Rick Astley: 'I'm still flabbergasted by Rickrolling'
Once uncomfortable with fame, the British pop star tells Nine to Noon he's now found contentment in his 50s. Video, Audio
Why student radio is still special
The Mighty Aotearoa Alternative Awards, the biggest night of the year for student radio, are being held tomorrow night in Ōtautahi, Christchurch. Audio
Out Lately with Finn Johansson
Tonight, he's got new tracks from Tyler, The Creator, Dialup Ghost and Luke Wyland. Audio
World Choir Games 2024 - 'A Choral Kaleidoscope 2'
Four choirs from around the world perform in one of the Celebration Concerts at the World Choir Games 2024 held in Auckland. Audio
Hammer and tongs with Jenő Lisztes
Hungarian virtuoso Jenő Lisztes is bringing his hammers to the Auckland Town Hall this week to perform in a one-off cimbalom showcase. Video, Audio
Bob Geldof coming to NZ for shows celebrating his life
The Auckland and Wellington shows will blend acoustic performances with anecdotes and stories about Geldof's life as an artist and activist.
Was Travis Scott's concert really loud? Or do you not like his music?
Some residents surrounding Eden Park said it was the loudest concert they had heard. Whether that's true is hard to say.
Moby on getting sober and healthy
We revisit a 2021 interview with Grammy award-winning musician Moby when he opened up to Charlotte Ryan about his career, addiction, regret. Audio
Together again - Kemp English reunites with "Norma".
Kemp English talks to Bryan Crump about rekindling his relationship with "Norma", the Dunedin Town Hall organ. Audio
Great album: SLO MO by Fat Freddy's Drop
The new nine track full length album from Wellington mega-band Fat Freddy's Drop arrives on digital on the 8th of November. The band considers it the strongest representation of the band's live sound.
…SPCA & Tyrun
Today on the show rising Pasifika RnB-pop artist Tyrun talks with So'omalo about his latest single 'sailor', Janay meets Penny the dog and Dr Alison Vaughan from SPCA New Zealand to chat fireworks and… Audio
