Prose takes you through some of his favourite recent Aotearoa electronica, before looking back to a selection of 90s–2000s Kiwi tunes. Finishing things off with some more drawn-out sounds.
Playlist
Shli - Backrooms
Wren - Cairo
Boof - Minimal Sound
Bella Mae - Scene from the Movie
Eden Burns ,Christopher Tubbs - Bacchus Won't Stop
Ultraviolet - High Life
Pugilist - Illumination
3TC - Crawl Space
ANDWAHN - FOUXWORK
Surly - SUGARFREE
Jack Glacier - ORANGE SODA (GLACIAL REDUX)
Epsilon-Blue - Seed (Edit)
Pitch Black - Transient Transmission (Intercept's retwist of Adrian Sherwood's Iota Remix)
Salmonella Dub - Peyote Dub
Pitch Black - Sonic Colonic (Tom Cosm Remix)
introducing chumwa's expozay into shady underworld dealings - Chumbwa
A new paper on the global ocean observing system and how funding cuts may affect the quality of data it collects was released last week. The paper found that if the United States was to leave the system entirely, errors in data for how fast the ocean is warming could increase up to 163 percent.
The scientists behind the paper are warning that if defunding goes ahead it could undermine efforts to track warming and hurricanes, and forecast weather, increasingly important efforts as climate change’s impacts become worse.
To discuss the defunding of the global ocean observing system producer Thomas talked to honorary academic in physics from the university of Auckland Kevin Trenberth.
David Kilgour phones in with a special message and song selection for you lucky bFM listeners, in honour of New Zealand Music Month! Whakarongo mai nei!
Last week environmental organisation Forest and Bird filed judicial review proceedings in the High Court to challenge extension of consents for the Tukituki Water Storage Project.
The consents, which were granted in 2015, were meant to expire after 10 years, but despite no physical work being done the Hawke’s Bay Regional Council, Central Hawke’s Bay District Council, and Hastings District Council have decided to extend the lapse dates by an additional FIVE years.
Forest and Bird have argued the environmental context of the project has changed in the last decade and want to ensure decision makers go through the correct process.
The organisation has a history opposing the project, winning a Supreme Court case in 2017 stopping a land swap allowing the dam to flood 22 hectares of public conservation land.
To discuss the challenge against the Tukituki water storage project consent extension producer Thomas talked to Forest & Bird acting general counsel May Downing.
Charlie is back up in the studio chatting kawhe! This week, he brews up a beautiful aeropress for the girls to try on air. Tune in throughout the week for your chance to win a bag of the eighthirty organic blend!
Jenna is back up in the studio chatting pukapuka with Rosetta and Milly! Whakarongo mai nei, listen back for her review of Douglas Stuart'sJohn of John.
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