Rdu Podcast

The Whānau Mārama New Zealand International Film Festival – JULY 24th – AUGUST 2nd 2020 https://www.nziff.co.nz/2020/at-home-online/ In this PODCAST Amanda Peters speaks with Before Everest Director Richard Riddiford PREMIERES – AUGUST 2nd @ 4pm  At a time when the world is curious,  representations of a gender diverse urban community juxtaposed with small town New Zealand offer hopeful spaces. How a slight by the man on […]

The Whānau Mārama New Zealand International Film Festival – Amanda Peters speaks with NZIFF director Marten Rabarts Festival Director Marten Rabarts (pronounced Ray-Barts) although living  out of the country for decades in  Australia, New York, London, Amsterdam has always kept his creative relationship with New Zealand alive. He discussed with Amanda Peter his first year as director, the significance of a national festival. How Aotearoa […]

Matt chats to composer Rhian Sheehan about his new retrospective, Recollections, Vol. 1

Matt chats to Lee and Dominic about all the latest developments going in to Level 3.

To wrap up, Matt and the doctor chat about employment scams making the rounds in the midst of economic turmoil.

Martyn Pepperell’s picks this week are “A1” and “B2” from Lilipulu’s new EP, Four Amazing Tracks.

Matt and Simeon discuss what is and isn’t fair game in criticizing the governments lock down decisions.

This week, Kit from Scorpio reviews Modern Tarot: Connecting with Your Higher Self Through the Wisdom of the Cards by Michelle Tea

Matt chats to Lan about Level 3 and thinking about environmental issues long term with lessons learned from the pandemic.

Reb Fountain joins The Guest List to chat about her new self titled album dropping this Friday and all the craziness going on right now. Reb’s picks: Cactus Cat – “Look Blue Go Purple” (1986) Tiny Ruins – “Olympic Girls (Solo)” (2019)

This week, Matt and Nick trade notes on Mitt and Being There

Matt chats to Ben Woods about Melted Ice Cream’s upcoming streaming thingy.

Martyn Pepperell’s picks this week are “Before The World Ends” and “Breaker Of Chains” from MHYSA’s new album NEVAEH.

Matt chats to Dr Doonsworth about the reasons behind the odd spike in trashiness the country has seen this week, and why you don’t need avoid anything that rhymes with corona.

Matt chats to Eugenie about why you should NOT flush wet wipes and weather or not David Clarke’s remaining as Health Minister is really tenable.

Matt chats to Julia Harvie about the series of remote dancing courses Movement Art Practice are putting on over the lock down period.

This week, Rebecca from Scorpio reviews Horror Stories: A Memoir by Liz Phair

Matt and Dan chat about the dire future New Zealand media is facing.

Matt chats to Kris Herbert, co-founder of Wanderble about what they do and mindfulness in general

Alistair Barbour (Nowhere) joins the Guest List to talk about the series of original mixes he’s been organising. Alistair’s Picks: Shapeshifter – “One” (2006) Alix Perez & Headland – “Ends” (2020)