Interviews from the Raglan Morning Show

Sue and nutritionist husband Frank are selling healthy pet food from Raglan to the world. We talk about the poor state of animal food and how they developed their healthy pet food.

Michal Garvey from Foodprint tells us all about her new app that is rescuing food from landfill and saving business owners and consumers money in the process

John Vissers is with us to talk about the men's group he's just started in Raglan.

A story of hope from Cam who became addicted to opiates in his teens, spent many years living a hard life but eventually found his way to a normal life and freedom from addiction.

Amy joins us in the studio to talk about perfume creation and her journey from simply having an interest in perfume to manufacturing and selling her creations

Doing something about Tradie's mental health; Carl Pye is on the line to talk about For The Brothers and their walk this Sunday 9:30 starting from the Raglan surf club. For The Brothers is a group dedicated to helping men open up stress and depression

Amanda Nasilasila, principal of Waitetuna School joins us to talk about the gardens and greenhouse they are building after receiving a grant from the Raglan Food Co Community Fund.

The foodwaste consultation closes on Friday 1st April so it's time for a chat with Rachael Goddard - a Raglan local and Senior Advisor for Climate Change at Waikato District Council.

Fiona McNabb from Whaingaroa Raglan Affordable housing Project is on the line to talk about changes in the council's view on the housing crisis.

Andy White joins us to talk about memories of Clint through the late 70s, 80s and 90s

Peter Storey joins us to talk about working with Clint in local politics and the many projects he worked on in Raglan

Gordon Chesterman joins us to talk about working with Clint on the Wintec board and why he nominated Clint for the NZ Order of Merit

After the passing of Clint Baddeley last week we talk to Waikato District Mayor Allan Sanson about working with Clint and his contribution to Raglan and the Waikato District

Lisa Thomson gives us the low-down on where we can get RATs tests in Raglan and support for people isolating in the community.

Simon Thomson tells us about his experiences last weekend at the anti-mandate protest in Wellington

We talk to Marion Wright about their preparations for the growth in Omicron cases in Whaingaroa and what the best estimates say about the ability of the community to cope with so many people in isolation

Joana Simmons is Banana Jolie and she's on the line to tell us about her comedy show this weekend at the Old School in a surprisingly wide ranging interview

We talk to Ruby Gibbs who has put together the My Mental Heath Toolbox which we're going to be seeing soon around our community.

We talk to Charlie Young about an amazing revitalisation project he is project managing in Huntly

We talk to Genny Wilson, wife of Bob MacLeod, about Bob's legacy from his work on the community board and other organisations in Raglan

We talk to Dallas and Nenya from Xtreme Zero Waste about the extra efforts they're going to to keep recycling out of landfill under lockdown restrictions

We talk to Sarah from Xtreme about the new Level 3 curbside collection system starting this week.