Interviews from the Raglan Morning Show

Mike Jewell is in studio ahead of his workshop on the health benefits of community and social connection, midday in the Community House Basement at the Healthy Living Expo this Saturday 24th September

Kathy from eternalself.co.nz is in studio to talk about the benefits of Rasha for health and consciousness ahead of the Healthy Living Expo Saturday 24th in the town hall.

Holly and Jasmine from the local climate group are in studio to look at which parties are doing the most for the climate

Katie joins us to announce a free course for anyone keen to learn how the public defibrillators work so they can ready in an emergency - happening Monday 18th middy at the fire station

Kaitawhiti and Aaron Kereopa are in studio to talk about New Zealand's silver medal at the world champs in Samoa and what it takes to be a member of an elite waka ama crew

Rick Thorpe and Jodi Pinfold are in studio to talk about this new project to help with energy hardship in Whaingaroa

Graeme Cairns talks to us ahead of the Ukulele Festival and the workshop and performance the Big Muffin Serious Band are doing on Saturday

We talk to Jasmine hunter about a meeting next week being held next week to help people understand what each political party is promising to do for climate issues.

If the politicians are driving you mad and you want to gain a clear understanding about how this election is going to work, what the parties really stand for and who you can make a difference then come along to a community meeting this Sunday 11am at the town hall

Meliors Simms, the Holistic Tooth Fairy has written a book summing up years of research and experience helping people with tooth problems that couldn't be solved by conventional methods

A master of making new furniture out of old scraps Campbell joins us to talk about his new career giving new life to old doors, windows and odd bits of timber

Sheelah Chalken is campaigning to solve the parking problems around Raglan Area School with a walking bus.

Jwan has been taking photos of the surf, Raglan life and our coast since the 70s so we've invited him into the studio to talk about how he got started, how much patience is required to get the perfect shot and whether he likes surfing or photography better.

Luke Hughes talking about Billy Stairmand and this weekend's surf comp on at Manu Bay

"This is normal" say Angeline Greensill and Stacey Hill who are in studio to talk about the recent erosion by the airfield and to explain what's happening on the coast and how Coastcare takes advantage of the natural processes when choosing to do dune protection work.

Voting closes 26th June so we've got our local candidate Neil Tolan in studio to talk about why he's running and what does the Trust do anyway?

Rick Leifting from the Regional Council joins us to discuss the options for our community as we see various parts of our coast and our harbour eroding amongst surging seas and extreme weather

The Church Hall on Stewart St is hosting Kane Titchener at 6:30 for a talk and Q&A about the latest research around fluoride

Sarah Bing and Marion Wright join us to talk about the Kai Nights and how they are fundraising for them by producing bowls for supporters to buy

Bruno David joins us to talk about the challanges and successes they've had at Workshop as they try to make their project more sustainable

The Waikato River has been invaded by a foreign clam and we try to find out why a native eel goes all the way to the Tonga Trench to mate

Rick is in studio for a Q&A about what the heck it means to have a Circular Economy

Sonya Drysdale is back from flood-hit Wairoa having delivered a massive collection of clothes, household items and aroha from from the community of Whaingaroa

Phil McCabe joins us to talk about TTR back at the EPA and how genuine he thinks the government is with it's announcement of an enquiry into seabed mining. Phil McCabe is the Pacific Regional Lead of the Deep Sea Conservation Coalition.

Dr Corin Storkey talks to us ahead of his visit to Raglan in June for a workshop on what modern mental health is learning from ancient Peruvian wellness practices.