Councillor Mike Lee
Chris Walker talks to councillor Mike Lee about the year since his re-election to Auckland Council ...
View ArticleThe Wayup Interview: Bob Hewitt
Wayan and Jahn talk to New Yorker Bob Hewitt who has recently moved to Waiheke. They talk about the...
View ArticleTe Korowai o Waiheke rat trial update
Greg Treadwell talks to Owain Tanner from Te Korowai o Waiheke to get an update on the Oneroa rat e...
View ArticleSusi Newborn: The Environment
Susi Newborn was a self proclaimed "lunatic and activist". She spent every moment of her life fight...
View ArticleSusi Newborn: Housing
Susi Newborn was a self proclaimed "lunatic and activist". She spent every moment of her life fight...
View ArticleInterview with Susi Newborn Sept 2023
Interview with Susi Newborn from 22nd of September 2023 where she talks about being a protector, fa...
View ArticleCan You Dig It?! Episode 1: 11 Jan 2024
Chris Walker talks with Eddie Welsh, who sells vege seedlings each Saturday at Ostand market, about...
View ArticleThe Boy Who Ate Bugs
The Boy Who Ate Bugs was written and narrated by Waiheke writer Avi Duckor-Jones and was recorded a...
View ArticleWaiTalks 2023: Michelle Hooper
Michelle Hooper was a guest speaker at WaiTalks 2023. An fundraising event for Talking Tree Hill an...
View ArticleWaiTalks2023: Mark Lapwood
Mark Lapwood was a guest speaker at WaiTalks 2023. An fundraising event for Talking Tree Hill and N...
View ArticleWaiTalks 2023: Jade Gray
Jade Gray was a guest speaker at WaiTalks 2023. An fundraising event for Talking Tree Hill and Natu...
View ArticleWaiTalks 2023: Lucy Grace
Lucy Grace was a guest speaker at WaiTalks 2023. An fundraising event for Talking Tree Hill and Nat...
View ArticleCan You Dig It?! - Episode 2: 18-01-2024
This episode's guest is Waiheke home garderner Holly Brown. She is growing incredible vegetable cro...
View ArticleCan You Dig It?! - Episode 3: Penny Holmes
Penny Holmes is an enthusiastic home and community gardener with invovlement in the [Home Grown Wai...
View ArticleCan You Dig It?! - Episode 4: Eddie Welsh and The Reach Out Garden
Chris Walker talks to Eddie Welsh from Starter Plants who shares some tips on what to plant at this...
View ArticleCan You Dig It?! - Episode 5: Loloma Andrews
Chris walker talks to Loloma Andrews about public orchards and her home gardening. 
View ArticleCan You Dig It?! - Episode 8: Wyatt Dooley of Revival Market Garden
Chris Walker talks to Wyatt Dooley of Revivial Market Garden about transitioning and upscaling from home to commercial growing, and tips for home growers....
View ArticleShonen Knife Interview
The Monday Night Gun Show crew interview Japanese legends Shonen Knife ahead of their debut Waiheke performance
View ArticleCan You Dig It?! - Episode 9: Kathy Voyles
Kathy Voyles shares recipes and tips for using all the home grown produce that comes in abundance at this time of year. Kathy is the co-ordinator of food resuce for the Waiheke Resources Trust and she...
View ArticleCan You Dig It?! - Episode 10: Tanya Batt, Kai For Community
Story teller and gardener Tanya Batt talks about her garden and the inaugural Kai For Community festival she is organising to celebrate home grown and locally produced food.
View ArticleSculpture on the Gulf- Fiona Blanchard
Chris Walker talks to Fiona Blanchard, director of Waiheke Community Art Gallery about Sculpture on the Gulf 2024
View ArticleTanya Batt: Kai For Community Festival
Chris Walker talks to Tanya Batt about the inaugural Kai for Community festival
View ArticleNoise Isle II
Chris Walker talks to Paul and Dave from Waiheke band Body In The Forest about an upcoming evening of heavy, noisy rock Noise Isle II
View ArticleCan You Dig It?! - Episode 11: Hugel-Strudel
Chris talks to Paul Wise about his Hugelkultur garden bed, and to Paul Healy and Tanya Batt about the Awaawaroa Eco-village apple harvest celebration.
View ArticleCan You Dig It?! - Episode 12: School Gardening
Chris talks to Hadas Ore about the gardening and cooking programme she runs with year 5 students at Te Huruhi Primary School
View ArticleCan You Dig It?!- Episode 13: Eddie Welsh
Chris talks to Eddie Welsh to get some feedback on the summers garden successes and failures.
View ArticleJamie Stone Live at Waiheke Library 11 May 2024
Jamie Stone played original songs on guitar and ukulele at Waiheke Library on Sat 11 May 2024 as part of the library's NZ Music Month programme
View ArticleRapper Beef
Rapper Beef: The boys dive into the current rapper beef between Drake and Kendrick Lamar
View ArticlePhone Ban
Lexi and Delphina discuss with Brent the implementation of the government mandated phone ban in schools.
View ArticleGood Little Machines Live at Waiheke Library
Good Little Machines are Waiheke musicians Johnny Fleury, Steve Ingram and Chris Orange. They played live at Waiheke Library on Saturday 18 May 2024 as part of the library's NZ Music Month series.
View ArticleSchools Movie Podcast: Rewi's Last Stand
The boys discuss movies at school and we talk about Rewi's Last Stand a movie by New Zealand director Rudall Hayward from 1940 that was widely distributed around schools in Aotearoa in the 1960s.
View ArticleJoe McCraken Live at Waiheke Library 25 May 2024
Joe McCraken played a live set of his ambient music at Waiheke Librayr on 25 may 2024 as part of the library's NZ Music Month performance series.
View ArticleWHY Radio Podcast EP5: Fiji Meth Aids
The boys talk about the widely reported meth problem in Fiji which is also sparking off an epidemic of AIDS in the country, and William has second thoughts about travelling to a semi-narcostate.
View ArticleRadio Rebelde Live at Five
Radio Rebelde play a live set in the Waiheke Radio studio on Sat 8 June, 2024
View ArticleNicholas Dalton: WaiTalks June 2024
Nicholas Dalton spoke as part of Waitalks on 22 June 2024. Born and raised in Rotorua, Nicholas embodies the unique blend of MÄori (Te Arawa) and PÄkehÄ (British/Danish) cultures, deeply rooted in the...
View ArticleStephanie Nelson: WaiTalks June 2024
Stephanie Nelson spoke at WaiTalks June 2024. Steph is a mover and a seeker. She is curious about the world and keen for adventure. Steph is a yogi, a scientist, a teacher, a mother, and a partner. To...
View ArticleJaimie Wilke: WaiTalks June 2024
Jaimie spoke at WaiTalks June 2024. Jaimie is a neuroscientist specialising in vision and attention, and clinical therapies. She has a PhD in cognitive neuropsychology, and am a cognitive exercise...
View ArticleRussel Walder: WaiTalks June 2024
Grammy nominee and multi platinum selling Artist Russel Walder spoke at WaiTalks June 2024. Russel is widely considered among the top contemporary oboists who has created his own genre in the world. He...
View ArticleLocal Board Chair Cath Handley Aug 2024
An extended interview with chair of the Waiheke Local Board Cath Hnadley about a recent report on island housing, the community lease on council land at Piritahi, location of the pony club and island...
View ArticleDarleen Tana Interview
An extended interview with independent MP and Waiheke local Darleen Tana ahead of a meeting of Green Party members to determine her future in Parliament. Recorded 10 October 2024.
View ArticleWaiheke's Bird of the Year
Brent Simpson interviews Ella Singh, Te Korowai o Waiheke's communications and engagement assistant for the organisation, about Waiheke's Bird of the Year 2024.
View ArticleCan You Dig It?! : Season 2 Episode 1 - Spring Gardening
Chris Walker talks to Eddie Welsh and Holly Brown about spreing gardening on Waiheke Island. Recorded at the Spring into KÅanga Festival held in Surfdale, 20 Oct 2024.
View ArticleCan You Dig It?! s02e02 Maikara Ropata
Chris Walker talks to Maikara Ropata from Piritahi Marae about the marae garden and growing kumara.
View ArticleComic Potential
Chris Walker talks to director, Linda Savage, stage manager, Toni Elliott, and cast member, Lance Driver from the comedy play Comic Potential, soon to start at Artworks Theatre.
View ArticleMorra Hall needs volunteers
Chris Walker talks to Graham Crooks from the Matiatia and Oneroa Residents and Ratepayers Aoociation about the desperate need for more volunteers to keep the Morra Hall opertating.
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