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Episode 522 - 50th anniversary of Rod Stewart's "The Killing of Georgie"

Host: Cam, Matt, Andi Music: Whataya want from me - Adam Lambert All in my head - Andrew Mitch Girl - 76th Street The Killing of Georgie - Rod Stewart Easy - Troye Sivan When I forgive you - Sasha Allen Dancing in my bedroom - DJ Bill Bennett Topics: - How this racecar driver went from flag marshal to building an all-LGBTQ+ Racing Team. - Turkey blocks LGBTQ+ cruise from docking over moral standards. - Gay sheep rescued from grim fate after refusing to mate with females live out their lives in peace on German farm. - Japan moves towards nationwide LGBTQ+ education programme despite political tensions. - Federal judge blocks DOJ from getting its hands on trans children private medical records. - The Village People singer Victor Willis dies suddenly aged 74. - Nancy Mace mocked for bill against trans mice experiments which are actually for cancer research. - Regional LGBTQIA+ Australians face higher Rates of Discrimination. - "The Killing of Georgie" at 50: The gay anthem the BBC banned. Produced by Manawatū People's Radio with the assistance of New Zealand On Air. Listen On Demand

"From Protest to Power" pt 1 of 2

Jon (E tū) and Andy (PPTA) discuss some thoughts about the recent Fabian Society talk, "From Protest to Power: a resurgent union movement" which several Unions Manawatū members attended in Pōneke on June 24th. They discuss why the term ‘revolutionary’ may not be useful, whether unions should be loud and proud, and Andy gets into some historical context around the situation we find ourselves in. This is Part One of their discussion and Part Two will air next Tuesday. Produced by Manawatū People's Radio with the support of New Zealand On Air. Listen On Demand

Episode 217 - Soloistic Fusion

Andrew and Amanda discuss a workshop with Colin Clark on preparing for brass solo performances, drawing on Andrew’s experience as a tuba player and Amanda’s perspective as a musician and listener. They reflect on choosing repertoire that showcases a player’s strengths, building breath control and confidence, shaping dynamics and musicality, and understanding what adjudicators may be listening for in competitions. The conversation also explores Colin’s work with a newer conductor, including practical insights about baton technique, clear cues, tempo, and the small gestures that help players follow a conductor more easily. Produced by Manawatū People’s Radio with the support of NZ On Air. Listen On Demand

Episode 424 - Mark Kilsby Part 3 of 6

Stuart Birks and Diane McConnell continue their conversation with Mark Kilsby about his long involvement in theatre, from Palmerston North’s Summer Shakespeare productions to stage work, improv, film roles, and photo shoots. Mark reflects on the commitment and craft of performing Shakespeare outdoors, memorable theatre traditions, staying active as an actor, and the value of fitness and improvisation in keeping both body and mind engaged. He also shares stories from screen work in New Zealand productions, working alongside Dame Kate Harcourt, and the unexpected opportunities that have come through acting later in life. Produced by Manawatū People’s Radio with the support of NZ On Air. Listen On Demand

Episode 458 - Parkinsons Disease

Ann discusses Parkinson’s disease with Stephen Parsons, including what causes it, the symptoms people may experience, and how it can affect movement, mood, sleep, speech, memory, and daily life. Stephen shares his own experience of diagnosis and living with Parkinson’s, while also highlighting the importance of support from whānau, health professionals, and local community groups. The conversation covers the Manawatū Parkinson’s support group, the Red Tulip Walk, options for practical assistance, and the need for better coordinated care for people living with the condition. Produced by Manawatū People’s Radio with the support of NZ On Air. Listen On Demand

Edition 9 of 2026 series - Move On Orders

Cam and Daniel discuss the Summary Offences Move-On Orders Amendment Bill and its potential impact on people who are rough sleeping, begging, or living in vulnerable housing situations. They unpack the proposed police powers, the penalties for failing to comply with move-on orders, and the concern that the bill could criminalise homelessness rather than address its causes. The conversation also explores the difference between public disorder and poverty, the risks of displacing people from support services, and why housing-first approaches may offer more practical and humane solutions. Produced by Manawatū People’s Radio with the support of NZ On Air. Listen On Demand

Episode 393 - feat Bo Diddley and more

Two hours of the blues with Sian Weggery, produced by Manawatū People's Radio with support from New Zealand On Air. Listen On Demand

Episode Ep 110 - Local News + Fiji News Updates

A radio show/podcast from Radio Viti New Zealand looking at events and personalities in the Fijian community in Manawatū, produced by Manawatū People's Radio with the support of New Zealand On Air. Listen On Demand

Episode 212 - Vidura Approaches Maitreya (Chapter 4, pages 163-173)

Jagdish continues through Srimad Bhagavatam, Canto 3, Chapter 4, beginning with text 26 and moving through the teachings surrounding Uddhava, Vidura, Maitreya Rishi, and Lord Krishna’s departure from the world. This episode explores the importance of honouring spiritual hierarchy, the meaning of Krishna as Vishwamurti, the significance of Uddhava remaining after the Lord’s disappearance, and the role of pure devotees in preserving and sharing transcendental knowledge. The talk concludes partway through text 32, with the remaining purport to be continued in the next episode. Produced by Manawatū People’s Radio with the support of NZ On Air. Listen On Demand

Episode 162 - Luke 156 "Enjoying Christ's blessing" (Luke 24:50-53)

Pastor Dafydd Hughes concludes the series in Luke’s Gospel with a sermon on Luke 24:50–53, reflecting on the ascension of Jesus and the transformation of the disciples from fear and confusion to worship, joy, and praise. The message explores Christ’s blessing of his disciples, his fulfilment of the Old Testament promises, and the significance of his death, resurrection, and ascension as the completed work of salvation. Drawing connections between the beginning and ending of Luke’s Gospel, the sermon considers the temple, priesthood, atonement, and Christ’s ongoing intercession for his people. It closes with a call to respond to the word of God concerning Jesus Christ with faith, receiving the joy and blessing found in him. Produced by Manawatū People's Radio with the support of NZ On Air. Listen On Demand
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