Interviews from the Raglan Morning Show

We talk to Emma about live music, markets, the Lions club moving in and the new coffee bar

Cami from our Baby Talks show joins us to talk about the Pop-up and give away a couple of tickets - as well as talking about a few other random things

Jair and Jess Ramirez are in studio to tell us all about this year's festival and the extra show they've put on for the kids

We talk to Haydn ahead of the Friday 13th screening of the Waikato-based horror film Home Kills which is touring small towns in the Waikato Region

Cedric has been doing aid work and helping evacuate refugees in Ukraine but as a volunteer he is in need of financial aid to keep doing his work.

Sally Fraser is here to talk about the excess of fabric swamping the world and what we can do to reverse the flow this September with a heap of

Make you house warm and healthy on the cheap with a workshop this friday afternoon at the community house

Where The Olive Trees Weep is a film about Palestine being shown at the Old School, Gillian Marie is in studio to tell us about the film and with some commentary on the situation in Gaza and the West Bank

Dr Oliver McLeod is ready to launch his book and map of local geology following a successful kickstarter campaign and huge support from the local community

There's been a few changes happening at the Raglan Club so we've got new manager Emma in the studio to talk about what's happening - including new gigs, a market and other events

Andrew, Barlow and Val from Raglan Boat Charters are in studio to talk about Waka Huia, their new craft and plans for the new season

Master Sunyong from Brain Training and Qi-Gong joins us ahead of this workshop in Raglan to talk about the body's ability to heal itself and what we need to do to get in the right mindset

Cheap solutions to making your home nice to live in are available in a workshop to be put on by Community Energy Whaingaroa

We talk to Kate McKinlay and Esther-Grace Reid about the work they're doing with the station and also about their experiences working as project managers in a make-dominated industry

We get a surprise call from former RCR DJ Cedric Waitere talking about the work he has been doing over there and also about the help he'll need over the next few weeks

Nic is here to talk about his koha-entry circus show at the Town Hall this Sunday and why it involves a wheelbarrow and bricks

Some useful info about what's happening in the Green Party instead of the wall to wall controversy being dished up by the national media

Backlit is a new publication of short pieces by local writers and we chat to one of those writers Lynne Wilkins who is better known for her music. The publication also includes work by Wanda Barker, Bernadette Gavin, Sarah Johnson, Matt Kambic, Merren Tait and Dyana Wells

There are 2 events run by Karen at the Old School this weekend, an astrology workshop and a mystical healing journey. Karen joins us to give us the lowdown on both of these plus a bit of her own journey and we listen to her brand-new song Let The Rain Fall, which was written at Whale Bay

Getting prepared for your first birth is so important but luckily you'll have 9 months to do it. We talk to local midwife Larissa Grandi about the many issues, the mind set you want to get into and how to choose a midwife

Carlene Wilson is a self-confessed wine nerd who has combined a love of wine with her training in archeology and classics - we go back in time to find the roots of wine and wine culture

Tuihana is in studio to talk about the films made by Te Mauri Tau, which will be screening at the Matariki Festival at the Old School which starts on Matariki day. We also talk about the story of Te Mauri Tau and how they came to be making these films

Te Teriti and the Treaty are different documents that say different things and last year Te Waka Hourua undertook a protest action to enhance the Treaty Exhibition at Te Papa. We talk to Te Wehi about that experience, why the issue they raised is so important and how you can get a screen print of the enhanced treaty on your t-shirt this weekend. Apologies for the poor audio quality of this podcast...

Jane has developed a method of communicating with animals using circle-work as part of her commitment to changing the way we treat animals

Tania from Community Energy Whaingaroa is here to tell all about the benefits of a workshop aimed at landlords, renters, homeowners and anyone who lives in, or wants to live in a house.