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TV news meltdown: what will government do?
The future of TV news and current affairs is in the balance at our two biggest TV broadcasters - both desperate to cut costs as their revenue falls. The government says it’s now preparing policy to… Video
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TV news meltdown: what will government do?
The future of TV news and current affairs is in the balance at our two biggest TV broadcasters - both desperate to cut costs as their revenue falls. The government says it’s now preparing policy to…
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Cruise ship's Covid-19, gastro outbreaks declared over
A cruise liner dealing with Covid-19 and gastroenteritis has arrived in Adelaide with fewer than 10 people still sick.
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Isner bows out at US Open
Carlos Alcaraz and Daniil Medvedev moved quietly into the third round of the U.S. Open while big-hitting American John Isner delivered his trademark stack of aces in taking his final bow at Flushing…
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Melbourne Cup: Everything you need to know
It is virtually a requirement that all stories about the Melbourne Cup refer to it as "the race that stops a nation", but here's all you need to know about the Cup and its history before the race gets… Video
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Nashville Babylon 30 July 2018
On tonight's show Mark plays homegrown blues, country and folk from New Zealand's Heart Attack Alley, John The Baptist and French For Rabbits He also wishes legendary guitarist Buddy Guy a happy… Audio
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Nashville Babylon 23 July 2018
On tonight's show Mark says happy birthday to Tony Joe White, spins new tracks from Charles Lloyd & the Marvels and Clay Parker and Jodi James plus reggae from Flick Wilson and Louisiana blues… Audio
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Music 101 Pocket Edition 144: Trillion/Kirin J Callinan/Penguin Cafe
In the Music 101 Pocket Edition, Jody Lloyd retells the moment he could have been Moby; Tony Stamp speaks with Aussie pop absurdist Kirin J Callinan and Trevor Reekie talks about the family legacy… Audio
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Trillion: remixing the past to make a new present
Former member of Canterbury rap duo Dark Tower Jody Lloyd is now based in Bali and going by the name Trillion. He talks about his talent for finishing things and how he could have been Moby. Video, Audio
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A History of Student Radio - Episode Three
Student radio stations tap into the 'youth market' to generate advertising revenue; the 'alternative' becomes mainstream; and we hear about some of the non-musical exploits of student radio, including… Audio
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Jody O Lloyd - The Sampler Review
Audio 23 May 2009Nick Bollinger reviews an album from the rapper behind Dark Tower and Trillion. Audio
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Music mix
Audio 20 Jan 2009Anthonie Tonnon doesn't seem to be your typical musician - he has a bit of a thing for economics. Audio
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Ariana Tikao
Audio 15 Mar 2008Kai Tahu singer Ariana Tikao - along with some other artists who work in te reo - has enjoyed wider recognition overseas than at home in Aotearoa. Tikao was a founding member of Pounamu in the 1990's… Audio
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Lutha
Audio 27 Nov 2007Dunedin band Lutha formed in the early 1970s and quickly became one of the South Islands most popular pub bands. They released their debut self titled album 'Lutha' in 1972 and after continuous… Audio
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Musical Chairs - Southern Amp
Southern Amp is Christchurch's version of the Big Day Out, Only smaller, and without the big international names. It's had a patchy history so far - the inaugural event in 2005 wasn't as well attended… Audio
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Emeralds and Greenstone
Audio 3 Oct 2007Emeralds and Greenstone talk to Jody Lloyd for the Music Mix. Ariana Tikao first stepped onto NZ stages in 1993 with her group Pounamu, and she's been involved in the New Zealand music scene ever… Audio
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L.A. Mitchell
Audio 14 Sep 2007L.A. Mitchell is a Christchurch musician who released her debut solo album - called Debut - in September 2007. Lauren is no stranger to the Christchurch music scene, she sings for her supper in… Audio
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Throwing Shapes
Audio 31 Aug 2007Take a trip to Christchurch for an inside glimpse at the lives of eight musicians undertaking a collaborative music project for a one off concert held at the Christchurch Arts Festival. The group is… Audio
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Jay Roacher
MC Jay Roacher is the current New Zealand Battle For Supremacy champion and has held the crown in the Christchurch MC battle scene for three years running. He has represented New Zealand twice in the… Audio
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Resound: 30 Years of Dunedin Rock
Audio 14 Apr 2007The Resound concert was a highlight of the Dunedin Heritage Festival. The Regent Theatre was transformed into an unforgettable rock arena, featuring ten bands that started out in Dunedin. Newer bands… Audio
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Musical Chairs - Resound
The Resound concert was a highlight of the Dunedin Heritage Festival 2007. The Regent Theatre was transformed into an unforgettable rock arena, featuring ten bands that began in Dunedin. Newer bands… Audio
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The L.E.D's
Audio 23 Mar 2007Multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Blair Parkes has been playing in bands around Christchurch for the past 20 something years. His new incarnation The L.E.D's is just a step away from his last one… Audio
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Reb Fountain
Audio 19 Oct 2006After a few years and many recording sessions, in October 2006 Reb Fountain released her début album Like Water - named after her old band. Reb Fountain is nothing short of a human machine - a… Audio
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Reduction Agents
Audio 15 Sep 2006The multi-talented James Milne grew up in Christchurch and moved to Auckland in 2002 when he was a an impressionable young man. Soon after his arrival he auditioned and got the job as bass player in… Audio
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Musical Chairs - New Zealand Musicians in Melbourne
As local bands and musicians out-grow New Zealand the logical career move is to Australia. Melbourne - being the Aussie hub of most things creative - is where a lot of New Zealand musos are ending up… Audio
