Interviews from the Raglan Morning Show

James Dear from Waikato Meditation joins us to talk about his perosnal journey and the activities happening in the town hall from 4pm on Saturday

Liam Prince from the Aotearoa Plastic Pollution Alliance joins us to talk about the work of the Alliance, their national hui and his own journey on the Rubbish Trip where he removed the rubbish bin from his house and tried to live rubbish free.

Waiariki Te Pania, Josie Harder & Ivy Brunskill, the lead actors of the Raglan Theatre Academy show The Lightening Thief join us in studio ahead of their first show tomorrow/

Ruth Beaglehole is in town at the moment and holding a session on Parenting with Non Violence at the Old School tonight. Ruth is the founder of the movement and over from LA for just a few weeks,

Rachel Goddard and Lisa Thomson on what Council is doing about climate change - in terms of mitigation and adaptation. Rachel Goddard is WDC Climate Action and Sustainability Manager and Lisa Thomson is the WDC Chair of the Sustainability and Wellbeing Committee. Both are residents of Raglan.

On Wednesday evening Jake Fyalka will be running a class on how to fix some common problems on computers. We have a chat about that and the right to repair movement, along with the best option for getting your phone fixed

Joe has won an award for a video project celebrating the unsung heroes working with young people in the Waikato

Di Jennings and Karen Britton are in studio to talk about "conversations we're dying to have" how to prepare for death and the issues around it that we tend to avoid until it's too late

Nathan Turner from Bluefloat Energy will be at Sunset Motel, 5pm on Thursday for an info evening about the windfarm that is proposed for the Whaingaroa Coast

We compare notes about community radio with Stewart Chelmsford who is involved in a couple of community stations in the UK, CitySound and Hospital Radio Chelmsford

Rachel Goddard, Nicole Hancock and Mike Renfree are involved with a pilot programme to help small organisations make changes to their operation that are beneficial to the climate

Travis Browne from the surf club joins us to talk about the new season with the tadpoles, nippers rookies and new recruits about to get underway for summer

Jair Ramirez conducts the interview in a handstand for the first couple of minutes of this chat with himself and Jess as they tell us about the many circus and dance events coming to town from 3-5th November.

Following the General Election John and Aaron have a look at the individual voting booth count for the Raglan, Te Mata and Te Uku halls.

We talk to Shaw Meade from eCoast about building seawalls and the erosion problem at Papahua between the walkbridge and boat ramp

Peter Hurst and daughter's Lorraine and Shirley join us to talk about station stalwart Narina and her life before she and Peter moved to Raglan 15 years ago.

Our Station Manager and Chairperson talk about Nan's contribution to Raglan Community Radio

Jasmine Hunter and Holly Dove give us the info we need to vote for the climate this election

In our most important political interview ever we talk to Graeme Cairns and Penni Bousfied, former leader and former candidate, from the now defunct McGillicudy Serious Party

Despite being a forgone conclusion John and Aaron look at the candidates for the Taranaki-King Country eloectrorate and the Hauraki-Waikato Electorate

Joe Rao and Joe Wilson from the Whaingaroa Youth Workers Collective are working to change our perception of our rangatahi and to offer support to that age group

The Holistic Tooth Fairy, Meliors Sims is in studio to have a look at dental policies and why this is an issue at this election

A new book is about to be released by Equine-Assisted Therapy practitioner Sue Court. Having spent years making notes about her clients and their interactions with horses Sue found she had a book on her hands about our lost connection with the spiritual side of life.

With the summer boating season rapidly approaching, DK and our Harboumaster, Chris Bredenbeck are in studio with some handy advice for boaties, new and old

Dianne Davies is here to talk about her workshop, 10am in the Community House Basement Saturday 24th. What is it for and how was Mental Health Aware Yoga developed.