Charlotte Ryan

Estere is a NZ musician who merges culture, stories and very interesting sounds into her music. She has opened for Grace Jones, Erykah Badu and performed at international festivals like Glastonbury… Audio

Charlotte plays new local music and features the latest acts to be announced for Womad 2023. Audio

This weeks Mixtape is all about dinner parties. Our guest has picked the best music to play – and will share the worst too.. Audio

Feminist icon, musician, producer and performance artist Peaches is celebrating the 22nd anniversary of her iconic album Teaches of Peaches. Audio

Our guest picking their favourite songs is the new Head of NZ on Air Music - Teresa Patterson.

Teresa has worked in the NZ music industry for more than 25 years in a wide variety of roles across… Audio

The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week. Audio

Wellington band DARTZ are one of the latest local band to sign to Flying Nun Records - and just weeks ago released their debut album.

The band consist of guitarist Crispy,  bassist Clark Mathews… Audio

The MeToo movement sparked calls for change in the music industry, but what's happened since then? Audio

We celebrate the Black Ferns before the big final game at Eden Park, by playing their favourite songs from their Pre Game Playlist. We also play messages of support and song dedications from Sir… Audio

Winners for the 2022 Aotearoa Music Awards have been announced this morning, with L.A.B the big winners for a second year in a row.

RNZ's Music 101 presenter, Charlotte Ryan, talks us through the… Audio

This weeks guest on the Mixtape is choreographer and dancer Neil Leremia. Audio

This year, iconic feminist punk pioneers Bikini Kill will perform in New Zealand for the first time ever. Charlotte Ryan spoke to frontwoman Kathleen Hannah from her office in Pasadena, California. Video, Audio

This week Finn shares tracks from Piss for Pumpkin, Y2K, and Picastro. Audio

An outbreak of tic disorders among young women has led to doctors identifying TikTok videos as a probable cause. Video, Audio