Chrissie speaks with Martine about 'Wyrd Sense', which is a "surreal theatrical experience" being performed across the top of the south in November.

Ceara talks to world-class comedian and gifted musician Bill Bailey. Bill's show, Vaudevillian, is coming to the Trafalgar Centre on Thursday the 6th of November. Tickets can be found via Eventfinda.

Today we bring you a local science story that involves the late Prime Minister of New Zealand, Jim Bolger.

Jo catches up with local legend and Halloween Queen, Jasmine Tease, to chat about her annual spooky ball at Red Door Theatre on Saturday November 1st. Tickets through trybooking

Shannon caught up with comedy chameleon Tom Sainsbury – social media sensation, actor, writer and star of Taskmaster NZ, Wellington Paranormal and Snackmasters – ahead of his brand-new live show Lessons Not Learnt, coming to Nelson on Saturday 11 October.

Shannon caught up with Augusta and Angela from the Nelson Women’s Centre to chat about their upcoming Fundraiser Event on Saturday 4th October, 7–10pm. The evening promises laughter, honest kōrero around midlife and menopause, raffles, a silent auction, and plenty of community spirit – all while raising funds to support the vital work of the Centre. Tickets are $49 via Humanitix or at the NWC front desk.

Chrissie talks to Rore Morgan, a former Nelson College Student and c-founder of Savvy Spenders, a financial literacy venture creating engaging tools like a card game to help young people learn about money. Along side his temam mate Milo Coldren, Rore has been leading development of the game, which focuses on budgeting, saving, investing, and smart spending.

In today's episode we talk to Molly McManus and Diksha Mahajan who recently attended the 2025 International Youth Conference for Peace in the Future (IYCPF) in Japan. This event brings young people together from across the globe including those from Hiroshima’s sister and friendship cities to explore ideas of global peace, strengthen cross-cultural understanding, and build lasting connections.

Conversations with people and groups from and impacting Te Tauihu the Top of The South.

In this episode, Ceara sits down with Councillor Kahu Paki Paki to discuss the Māori Ward - from his journey into becoming a city councillor, to the state of local democracy, to the recent candidate handbook that excluded all three Māori Ward councillors. A critical listen before you send in your voting papers.

In today's episode, we talk with Avalon Myer and Ester Ribas, who are co-chairs of Multicultural Youth Nelson Tasman. We talk about the importance of young people voting in local elections, what issues they and their peers care about and why representation in local government matters. 

Conversations with people and groups from and impacting Te Tauihu the Top of The South.

Conversations with people and groups from and impacting Te Tauihu the Top of The South.

In this episode, we sit down with Devorah Nícuarta-Smith, Manager of Governance and Support Services and Deputy Electoral Officer at Nelson City Council, to explore the history of Māori Wards, the policy settings that led to the poll, and what you’ll see on your voting papers. This is a great episode to better understand Māori Wards in our region.

In this episode, we sit down with Devorah Nícuarta-Smith, Manager of Governance and Support Services and Deputy Electoral Officer at Nelson City Council, to unpack everything you can expect from your voting papers this election. We cover the difference between at-large and ward candidates, how Single Transferable Voting works, and the poll questions. Tune in to feel confident and prepared this election season.

Shannon sat down with the wonderfully creative Jasmine Tease to talk about Kabaret 666 – the rock and metal-infused cabaret hitting the Red Door Theatre in Nelson on August 29th & 30th. Jasmine shares what audiences can expect from this unapologetically wild and provocative show, how it came together with co-creator Pole Goblin, and why it’s set to be a night you won't forget.

Shannon caught up with director and co-writer Justin Lewis to talk about Indian Ink’s latest production, Paradise or the Impermanence of Ice Cream. Justin shares the inspiration behind this unforgettable tale of life, death, vultures and ice cream, and what audiences in Nelson and Dunedin can expect from this internationally acclaimed show.

Shannon chats with Graham about the cathedral’s rich history, Takaka marble, quirky construction challenges, and the exciting centenary celebrations this August. Tune in to hear the stories behind one of Nelson’s most iconic landmarks.

Valorie Patrick joins Chrissie to talk about Bislama Language week, and talks about some of the local events happening in Tasman.

Anthony Street is coming to Nelson with his Illusionist show. Renowned as the creator and star of the world-famous Celtic Illusion, he's chatting to Shannon about bringing his unique blend of breathtaking illusions, mind-bending magic, and his story to the stage with his most personal show yet.