Advertise with Googlier.com Audio on demand from selected shows https://95bfm.com/ en-us https://95bfm.com/sites/all/themes/bfm_ui/images/b.144.jpg https://95bfm.com/ 95bFM The originator 144 144 Copyright (c) 1998-2016 95bFM Selected audio on demand from this alternative radio station in Auckland, New Zealand Audio on demand from selected shows 95bFM no https://95bfm.com/bcast/jazz-show-podcast-with-frances-chan-08-11-26-m4a <p>From Bach to Tchaikovsky, Frances Chan curates clever jazz versions of classical maestros. Plus, steel drums, xylophones and a taste of Gilles Peterson’s Brownswood Recordings ahead of his mammoth DJ set in Auckland on 13 Nov 2026.</p> <p>Setlist:<br> Amitai Kurtz Samba Project – Tchaikovsky - Swan Lake<br> Deodato – Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun<br> Klazz Brothers – Paganini Variationen: Afro Variation<br> Klazz Brothers – Paganini Variationen: Salsa Uberletung<br> Eugen Cicero – Cicero Swinging Bach<br> Jacques Loussier Trio – Gnossiene No. 1<br> Wayne Shorter – Valse Triste<br> Amitai Kurtz Samba Project – Mozart - Rondo Alla Turca<br> Aron Ottignon, Samuel Dubois, Courtney Pine – RISE<br> Yussef Dayes – For My Ladies<br> Nathan Haines – Modulate<br> Moses Boyd ft Shanteh – More to Life<br> Joe Jackson – Cha Cha Loco<br> Eddie Munji III – Salidummay<br> Caribbean Jazz Project – Afro<br> Squarepusher – K10 Terminus<br> Frank Zappa – Echidna’s Arf (Of You)<br> Tom Skinner – Quiet as it’s Kept<br> Zara McFarlane – All Africa<br> Bel Cobain – Mind Iz a Dancer (IZCO Remix)<br> Frank Strazzeri – Cloudburst</p> <p> </p> https://95bfm.com/bcast/jazz-show-podcast-with-frances-chan-08-11-26-m4a Sun, 08 Nov 2026 00:00:00 +1300 95bFM <p>From Bach to Tchaikovsky, Frances Chan curates clever jazz versions of classical maestros. Plus, steel drums, xylophones and a taste of Gilles Peterson’s Brownswood Recordings ahead of his mammoth DJ set in Auckland on 13 Nov 2026.</p> <p>Setlist:<br> Amitai Kurtz Samba Project – Tchaikovsky - Swan Lake<br> Deodato – Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun<br> Klazz Brothers – Paganini Variationen: Afro Variation<br> Klazz Brothers – Paganini Variationen: Salsa Uberletung<br> Eugen Cicero – Cicero Swinging Bach<br> Jacques Loussier Trio – Gnossiene No. 1<br> Wayne Shorter – Valse Triste<br> Amitai Kurtz Samba Project – Mozart - Rondo Alla Turca<br> Aron Ottignon, Samuel Dubois, Courtney Pine – RISE<br> Yussef Dayes – For My Ladies<br> Nathan Haines – Modulate<br> Moses Boyd ft Shanteh – More to Life<br> Joe Jackson – Cha Cha Loco<br> Eddie Munji III – Salidummay<br> Caribbean Jazz Project – Afro<br> Squarepusher – K10 Terminus<br> Frank Zappa – Echidna’s Arf (Of You)<br> Tom Skinner – Quiet as it’s Kept<br> Zara McFarlane – All Africa<br> Bel Cobain – Mind Iz a Dancer (IZCO Remix)<br> Frank Strazzeri – Cloudburst</p> <p> </p> https://95bfm.com/bcast/platos-retreat-7-november-2026 <p>A dusty start to the show for Kris on Election Eve, but the music heals him eventually. Mr Bollox is in fine form, delivering superb sports segues with live reporting from freelance sports correspondent Jamie. Plato's Retreat stays refreshed and fizzy thanks to<a href="https://hallertau.co.nz/"> Hallertau.</a></p> https://95bfm.com/bcast/platos-retreat-7-november-2026 Sat, 07 Nov 2026 00:00:00 +1300 95bFM <p>A dusty start to the show for Kris on Election Eve, but the music heals him eventually. Mr Bollox is in fine form, delivering superb sports segues with live reporting from freelance sports correspondent Jamie. Plato's Retreat stays refreshed and fizzy thanks to<a href="https://hallertau.co.nz/"> Hallertau.</a></p> https://95bfm.com/bcast/totally-wired-with-hunter-november-7-2026 https://95bfm.com/bcast/totally-wired-with-hunter-november-7-2026 Sat, 07 Nov 2026 00:00:00 +1300 95bFM https://95bfm.com/bcast/sages-of-the-ages-1981-7th-november-2026 <p>This week on Sages of the Ages we find ourselves in one of the best years for alternative music - 1981! It's banger after banger for the full two hours, featuring tunes from the likes of The Sound, Blam Blam Blam, and Kraftwerk. Alex and Castor also ramble on a bit about all sorts of stuff, including a smorgasbord of asssassination attempts, elections across the globe and at home, and the 1981 Springbok Tour. See you in 2023!</p> <p>Whakarongo mai!</p> https://95bfm.com/bcast/sages-of-the-ages-1981-7th-november-2026 Sat, 07 Nov 2026 00:00:00 +1300 95bFM <p>This week on Sages of the Ages we find ourselves in one of the best years for alternative music - 1981! It's banger after banger for the full two hours, featuring tunes from the likes of The Sound, Blam Blam Blam, and Kraftwerk. Alex and Castor also ramble on a bit about all sorts of stuff, including a smorgasbord of asssassination attempts, elections across the globe and at home, and the 1981 Springbok Tour. See you in 2023!</p> <p>Whakarongo mai!</p> https://95bfm.com/bcast/the-bluenami-united-states-midterm-results-w-yales-andre-faaoso-6-november-2026 <p>Democrats have gained control of both the Senate and the House following a historic midterm result for the party. </p> <p>For a special edition of State of the States, Wire Host Caeden caught up with Yale Senior and former political reporter for the Pacific Media Network and 95bFM Andre Fa’aoso about the results. </p> https://95bfm.com/bcast/the-bluenami-united-states-midterm-results-w-yales-andre-faaoso-6-november-2026 Fri, 06 Nov 2026 00:00:00 +1300 95bFM <p>Democrats have gained control of both the Senate and the House following a historic midterm result for the party. </p> <p>For a special edition of State of the States, Wire Host Caeden caught up with Yale Senior and former political reporter for the Pacific Media Network and 95bFM Andre Fa’aoso about the results. </p> https://95bfm.com/bcast/travelling-tunes-w-dr-kirsten-zemke-r%C4%81mere-november-6th-2026 <p>Rosetta chats to Dr. Kirsten Zemke about music you may find on Quincy Jones' luxury cruiser, affectionately dubbed 'black yacht rock'. Smooth, polished, jazz-influenced R&B and soul by Black artists in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Layered harmonies, electric keys, and sophisticated production.<br> <br> Featuring:</p> <p>Lou Rawls - You’ll Never Find<br> Luther Vandross - Never Too Much<br> Smokey Robinson - Cruisin’</p> https://95bfm.com/bcast/travelling-tunes-w-dr-kirsten-zemke-r%C4%81mere-november-6th-2026 Fri, 06 Nov 2026 00:00:00 +1300 95bFM <p>Rosetta chats to Dr. Kirsten Zemke about music you may find on Quincy Jones' luxury cruiser, affectionately dubbed 'black yacht rock'. Smooth, polished, jazz-influenced R&B and soul by Black artists in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Layered harmonies, electric keys, and sophisticated production.<br> <br> Featuring:</p> <p>Lou Rawls - You’ll Never Find<br> Luther Vandross - Never Too Much<br> Smokey Robinson - Cruisin’</p> https://95bfm.com/bcast/%C4%81e-hine-w-nadia-marychurch-6th-november-2026 <p><strong>Nadia Marychurch (Ngāi Te Rangi, Ngāti Raukawa)</strong> is a Tauranga-based artist whose materially-led practice explores whakapapa, cultural memory, and the interconnected relationship between land, identity, and time. Working primarily with whenua and reclaimed, tactile forms, Marychurch collaboratively works with these materials, gathering, preparing, and reconstructing them into sculptural forms that carry layered historical and emotional meaning. </p> <p>Her current solo exhibition at Melanie Roger Gallery, <em><strong>Āe, Hine</strong></em>, presents a new body of works exploring concepts we have been taught to separate, divide, or treat as polar – light and dark, Māori and Pākehā, life and death, belonging and unbelonging, the sacred and the ordinary. Yet here, Marychurch asks us to view these divisions in a different light, asking: what happens when we refuse to divide them? </p> <p>What has emerged from this exploration is a beautiful body of work that sits in this in-between space, letting whenua, uku, onepū, muka, and repurposed woollen blankets meet, making visible the complex intersections and tensions between these concepts and material forms, opening up the gallery space for the viewer to reflect, connect, and slow down in the process. </p> <p>Sof caught up with Nadia Marychurch about <em>Āe, Hine</em> and her overall practice</p> https://95bfm.com/bcast/%C4%81e-hine-w-nadia-marychurch-6th-november-2026 Fri, 06 Nov 2026 00:00:00 +1300 95bFM <p><strong>Nadia Marychurch (Ngāi Te Rangi, Ngāti Raukawa)</strong> is a Tauranga-based artist whose materially-led practice explores whakapapa, cultural memory, and the interconnected relationship between land, identity, and time. Working primarily with whenua and reclaimed, tactile forms, Marychurch collaboratively works with these materials, gathering, preparing, and reconstructing them into sculptural forms that carry layered historical and emotional meaning. </p> <p>Her current solo exhibition at Melanie Roger Gallery, <em><strong>Āe, Hine</strong></em>, presents a new body of works exploring concepts we have been taught to separate, divide, or treat as polar – light and dark, Māori and Pākehā, life and death, belonging and unbelonging, the sacred and the ordinary. Yet here, Marychurch asks us to view these divisions in a different light, asking: what happens when we refuse to divide them? </p> <p>What has emerged from this exploration is a beautiful body of work that sits in this in-between space, letting whenua, uku, onepū, muka, and repurposed woollen blankets meet, making visible the complex intersections and tensions between these concepts and material forms, opening up the gallery space for the viewer to reflect, connect, and slow down in the process. </p> <p>Sof caught up with Nadia Marychurch about <em>Āe, Hine</em> and her overall practice</p> https://95bfm.com/bcast/between-2-femmes-w-maebh-wren-r%C4%81mere-the-6th-of-november-2026 <p>Hark! A Friday Morning? Not a Sunday? Maebh & Wren start with transfemme rage bangers from Wren's "RAW" playlist, and slowly mellow out into French instrumental math rock, homesick odes to Romania, and 20-minute jazz interludes.</p> <p>Go vote! You have two days left! Vote green!</p> https://95bfm.com/bcast/between-2-femmes-w-maebh-wren-r%C4%81mere-the-6th-of-november-2026 Fri, 06 Nov 2026 00:00:00 +1300 95bFM <p>Hark! A Friday Morning? Not a Sunday? Maebh & Wren start with transfemme rage bangers from Wren's "RAW" playlist, and slowly mellow out into French instrumental math rock, homesick odes to Romania, and 20-minute jazz interludes.</p> <p>Go vote! You have two days left! Vote green!</p> https://95bfm.com/bcast/95bfm-breakfast-with-rosetta-r%C4%81mere-november-6th-2026 <p>Ata mārie e te whānau! E whai ake nei, coming up on the show this morning: <a href="https://www.95bfm.com/bcast/travelling-tunes-w-dr-kirsten-zemke-r%C4%81mere-november-6th-2026">Travellin' Tunes</a> with Dr. Kirsten Zemke, <a href="https://www.95bfm.com/bcast/from-the-crate-w-cam-r%C4%81mere-november-6th-2026">From The Crate</a> with Cam thanks to <a href="https://www.southbound.co.nz/">Southbound Records</a>, and just a general intoxicating Friyay spirit that blissfully coats the sonic pathways. End of the week and the Election got us loopy, vote vote vote your boat whānau!<br> <br> 95bFM Breakfast with Rosetta is thanks to <strong><a href="https://eighthirty.com/">eighthirty coffee roasters</a></strong>!</p> https://95bfm.com/bcast/95bfm-breakfast-with-rosetta-r%C4%81mere-november-6th-2026 Fri, 06 Nov 2026 00:00:00 +1300 95bFM <p>Ata mārie e te whānau! E whai ake nei, coming up on the show this morning: <a href="https://www.95bfm.com/bcast/travelling-tunes-w-dr-kirsten-zemke-r%C4%81mere-november-6th-2026">Travellin' Tunes</a> with Dr. Kirsten Zemke, <a href="https://www.95bfm.com/bcast/from-the-crate-w-cam-r%C4%81mere-november-6th-2026">From The Crate</a> with Cam thanks to <a href="https://www.southbound.co.nz/">Southbound Records</a>, and just a general intoxicating Friyay spirit that blissfully coats the sonic pathways. End of the week and the Election got us loopy, vote vote vote your boat whānau!<br> <br> 95bFM Breakfast with Rosetta is thanks to <strong><a href="https://eighthirty.com/">eighthirty coffee roasters</a></strong>!</p> https://95bfm.com/bcast/touchsprings-w-miranda-bellamy-and-amanda-fauteux-2026 <p><strong>Miranda Bellamy</strong> and <strong>Amanda Fauteux</strong> are an Ōtepoti and Canada-based collaborative duo. Working amongst an interdisciplinary research-based practice that often finds itself operating through a site-responsive approach, examining the interconnected relationships, and entanglements we as humans have with living systems. </p> <p>In their current exhibition on at Gus Fisher Gallery, <em><strong>touchsprings</strong></em>, the collaborative duo present a collection of significant bodies of work- including large scale sculptural installations, video works, as well as automated pen drawings. An array of works that seek to navigate the vast world of our living systems.</p> <p>The title itself <strong><em>touchsprings</em></strong>, coined by the artists themselves, points to this idea of an action that sets irreversible and unintended things into motion. Highlighting a domino effect of sorts that exists within the history of our living systems. How the smallest of actions can play a part in our wider ecosystem, and our very understanding of it. </p> <p>Here, the artists delve into this idea, showcasing a living system attempting to untangle itself from a kind of pre-determined prejudice. With the artists themselves leading us through these alternative modes of looking, and approaching the very world around us. Recontextualizing the overlooked wild plants that begrudgingly pep out through the urban landscape outside the gallery door, often predetermined, or labeled as weeds. But here the artists shift our judgement and turn them into a meeting point, connecting the work itself to the audience's very surroundings.</p> <p>Maya caught up with artists Miranda and Amanda about the exhibition and their overall practice.</p> https://95bfm.com/bcast/touchsprings-w-miranda-bellamy-and-amanda-fauteux-2026 Fri, 06 Nov 2026 00:00:00 +1300 95bFM <p><strong>Miranda Bellamy</strong> and <strong>Amanda Fauteux</strong> are an Ōtepoti and Canada-based collaborative duo. Working amongst an interdisciplinary research-based practice that often finds itself operating through a site-responsive approach, examining the interconnected relationships, and entanglements we as humans have with living systems. </p> <p>In their current exhibition on at Gus Fisher Gallery, <em><strong>touchsprings</strong></em>, the collaborative duo present a collection of significant bodies of work- including large scale sculptural installations, video works, as well as automated pen drawings. An array of works that seek to navigate the vast world of our living systems.</p> <p>The title itself <strong><em>touchsprings</em></strong>, coined by the artists themselves, points to this idea of an action that sets irreversible and unintended things into motion. Highlighting a domino effect of sorts that exists within the history of our living systems. How the smallest of actions can play a part in our wider ecosystem, and our very understanding of it. </p> <p>Here, the artists delve into this idea, showcasing a living system attempting to untangle itself from a kind of pre-determined prejudice. With the artists themselves leading us through these alternative modes of looking, and approaching the very world around us. Recontextualizing the overlooked wild plants that begrudgingly pep out through the urban landscape outside the gallery door, often predetermined, or labeled as weeds. But here the artists shift our judgement and turn them into a meeting point, connecting the work itself to the audience's very surroundings.</p> <p>Maya caught up with artists Miranda and Amanda about the exhibition and their overall practice.</p>