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Kāpiti Tornado Smashes Car Windows, Electrify Kāpiti and Age on the Go Expos, Regional Reform Backlash, Support for Local Youth, and more This episode covers a tornado that damaged cars in Paraparaumu, the return of Horowhenua’s Age on the Go expo, and the latest electric home and transport technology coming to Electrify Kāpiti. We also hear local leaders’ response to the Government’s regional reform delay, look at employment support for Kāpiti rangatahi, and share the lifting of Mangaore Village’s boil water notice. A timely update each week bringing you the highlights of local events and happenings at Kapiti from www.kcnews.co.nz. Play Episode
Stan Walker coming to Wellington 20th November Stan Walker joins Access Radio to talk about his new concert - A Symphonic Experience Pōneke. Coming to Pōneke Wellington on Friday 20th November, fans will experience more than 50 people on stage including Stan's live band and a 30+ Symphony Orchestra. Celebrating 17 years of music, Stan talks to Catherine Scullin about the upcoming concert, what to expect at the concert and how Stan is feeling about performing this incredible show. This episode was first broadcast on Coast Access Radio, a Community Access Media Alliance station amplifying the voices of Kāpiti and Horowhenua, proudly supported by NZ On Air. Learn more at www.coastaccessradio.org.nz Play Episode
1980's Extended and Dance Mixes! Extended mixes from the glorious 1980's. Music to explore and indulge the ears, and to dance to! This episode was first broadcast on Coast Access Radio, a Community Access Media Alliance station amplifying the voices of Kāpiti and Horowhenua, proudly supported by NZ On Air. Learn more at www.coastaccessradio.org.nz Play Episode
90's One Hit Wonders Pt 1 We take a deep dive into the One Hit Wonders that came out of the 90's Jon likes to have a theme running through his mainly music show. Play Episode
First Experience of Papua New Guinea (Part 1) Alasdair Finnie shares his first experience of living and working in Papua New Guinea when he and Rosemary moved from New Zealand to Port Moresby in 1980. Write your Story is a series of stories, written and narrated by their authors. These "new" authors bring us a story they have put together recently and share with us all. Play Episode
Smart Snacking Some simple tasty bites. Banana Bran Mini Loaves, Triple Cheese Tempters, Scroggin Snacks, Apricot Bliss Balls and Chia Cakes. Cheese Tempters? Music is 'Temptation' by the Everly Brothers. Presented by Gail Hall with co-hosts Peter Fleming, Gail presents a wide range of recipes from the decadently delicious through to gorgeously healthy eating. Play Episode
Being Romantic, and Being Your Own Therapist? Today we are going to talk about how to be romantic, what creates attraction, how to keep love alive, which lasts longer - good cookin’ or good kissin’. And then we’ll wind up our show by showing you how to be your own therapist if none of the above is working for you! Margot is our go to for life problems. Listeners are encouraged to write in with a problem they are stuck on, and we will “Ask Margot” to provide sound, real and insightful advice. Play Episode
Otaki Kids Market with Hadleigh, Max, and Felix! Cam chats to budding young entrepreneurs Hadleigh, Max and Felix about their involvement in the Otaki Kids market and all the cool things they are doing there. Plus Claire from the Otaki Women's Club gives us an update about some of the changes that are happening with the Kids Market. This episode was first broadcast on Coast Access Radio, a Community Access Media Alliance station amplifying the voices of Kāpiti and Horowhenua, proudly supported by NZ On Air. Learn more at www.coastaccessradio.org.nz Play Episode
Blues Train - 30 September Ryan Gatling presents a great music show featuring Jazz, Blues, Funk, Soul and Gospel in his very cool style. Play Episode
The Absolute Chaos of Flatting in New Zealand Flatting sounds simple - until four people, one fridge, one heat pump and a group chat are expected to somehow form a functioning society. Kai gets into the chaos of flatting in New Zealand, from passive-aggressive group chat messages and cleaning rosters nobody follows to communal food disappearing and the flatmate whose partner definitely “doesn’t live here” despite being there six nights a week. There’s also the serious stuff: rent, bonds, the difference between tenants and flatmates, and New Zealand’s new pet bond rules — including the terrifying experience of basically submitting a CV for your dog just to convince the landlord. Plus, who controls the heat pump? Who owes who $4.37? And at what point does your flatmate’s partner officially become another resident? Play Episode
Travel Small, Experience More, Fully Hosted What does it really mean to travel on a fully hosted small-group tour? This week on Beyond the Boarding Pass, I’m joined by Peter Roddam, founder of YOURTours, to talk about the world of small-group touring, and why travelling with a group of like-minded people can become so much more than simply following an itinerary. Peter has spent years in the travel, tourism and hospitality industry and is a certified International Tour Director, with a career built around people, service and creating memorable travel experiences. We get into what actually happens behind the scenes of a hosted tour, what a tour host does from the moment guests leave home, why YOURTours deliberately keeps groups small, and how those shared experiences can turn strangers into friends. This is fully hosted at it's fullest, guests are picked up from their own homes and returned there at the end of the journey, while the YOURTours host flies internationally with the group, staying with them throughout the adventure. With small groups and a dedicated host, the idea is to create something more personal, with room for flexibility, local experiences, great food, plenty of stories and, of course, a bit of fun along the way. So, is small-group hosted touring the sweet spot between independent travel and a traditional big coach tour? Join us for a conversation with Peter Roddam on Beyond the Boarding Pass to find out. This episode was first broadcast on Coast Access Radio, a Community Access Media Alliance station amplifying the voices of Kāpiti and Horowhenua, proudly supported by NZ On Air. Learn more at www.coastaccessradio.org.nz Play Episode
Workplaces That Work, Part 1: Does Your Work Environment Help You Succeed? When someone struggles at work, it is easy to focus on their capability, attitude or performance. But functioning happens in context. The physical environment, policies, culture, communication, expectations and unwritten rules can all help someone succeed—or make ordinary work much harder than it needs to be. In this episode, Stephen looks at the hidden work inside ordinary work: filtering sensory input, decoding unclear communication, handling interruptions, holding information in working memory, masking and recovering afterwards. He also considers the “competence trap”, where good performance hides an unsustainable personal cost. The episode introduces a friction audit as a practical way to identify recurring confusion, overload, delays, and recovery debt. It asks a more useful question than “Why can’t this person cope?”: What is making successful performance unnecessarily difficult? Go to ThrivalCoaching.nz for additional information and resources. Play Episode

 

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Deuce Music
Promoting the very best in new music from around the world. Run by Rob Saunders, DEUCE has been establishing itself as being one of the leading companies in the music industry to offer services to independent bands and artists worldwide.
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Back Porch Bluegrass
Host Paul Trenwith is a founder member of the Hamilton County Bluegrass Band, playing banjo and occasionally singing harmony parts. From the mid-70's to the mid-90's, Paul and his fiddle-playing wife Colleen played as mostly gospel music, bluegrass-style, with a group of friends, and often featuring songs that Paul had written.

 

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