Interviews from the Raglan Morning Show

Jean Carbon on the 20 year history of Art 2 Wear in Raglan and what's happening for this year's show

Dr Robin Youngson and how we might change our approach to mental health research. Robin and a group of Havening practitioners are developing an app that will collect data on long term real-life outcomes of people undergoing therapy .

Alyssa from the Barkuterie box joins us on the phone to talk their dog treats that look like human food but are safe for dogs - and humans - to eat

Against his better judgement Aaron agreed to interview an MP - see how he copes.

Sam from Cone Hill Soaps is in studio to talk about the soap she makes and sells at the local market but we also hear about her involvement with Motor Rallying as a co-driver and her work which sees her travelling the world working in mines.

The Kokiri Centre is hosting a climate event on Monday evening and Emma Sinclair from Impact Hub Waikato is on the line to talk about how you'll be able to take part

From 10 -2 at the Church Hall on Stewart St Peggy and Paul Murray will be hosting an event dedicated to the Maui Dolphin

On Saturday homeopath Tracey Bonnington is talking at Raglan's Healthy Living Expo we we've asked her into the studio for a wide ranging chat about health

Elizabeth Amoore talks to us ahead of her book launch this evening at the Raglan Museum.

Sonya Drysdale is here to talk about her visit to Wairoa and the help our community is sending their way.

Peggy is showing the film Eating Our Way To Extinction and leading a discussion at the Old School this weekend. We also hear the first announcement about a Maui Dolphin event happening at the Old School later in the month.

Local author Sebastian Wells is in studio for a chat about AI and his book The Light

Poet, art therapist and guide to the creative flow, Rata Gordon is in studio to talk about the Open Floor Community Dance event this Sunday and next Friday's Live and Local where she will be performing her poetry

Brian Thurogood has many things: Volunteers are needed for the ihub, students are need for art classes, artists are always needed and we talk about the holistic health zine Sunflower Oracle.

Phil Shea, president of the Karioi Dog Trial Club calls in as the local dog trials get underway this weekend

Local AI expert Dan Bull is in studio to give some insight into a topic that has blown up this year and is likely to make a huge impact on our society

Phil McCabe from the Deep Sea Conservation Coalition is in studio to give us the latest news in campaign to protect the seabed of the international territory in the Pacific Ocean

Peggy Oki is in studio to talk the film, the Q&A with director/producer Amy Taylor, the raffle and the vegan cheese sampling happening this Sunday evening

A series of community conversations about parenting is being held over the next 2 months and Shona, one of the hosts joins ahead of the first conversation this weekend.

Kate from the Casa Loco Mexican Food Cart is in studio ahead of their first park-up at Rangitahi this weekend

Chris Gardener from Biosystems is on the line to talk about the new eco-friendly septic systems and what we can do about the 3-waters situation and the amount of water getting into our sewerage systems

Resa and Aaron interview Joanna Joy ahead of her double show at the Old School this Weekend

Resa takes over the Morning Show but Aaron is in the studio too so she interviews him about Raglan Community Radio.

Passion Vine Hoppers are Angus and Jed from the Coromandel hitting the yard tonight for some nice folky tunes.

DJs Craig, Resa and Sean join Aaron in the studio to help wrap up the the Morning Show for 2022