Live Podcasts

A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.

Coasters Musical Theatre presents this adaptation of Frankenstein, the Play written by Nick Dear and based on the novel by Mary Shelley. A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.

A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.

Woody from Nga Manu keeps us up to date with Sustainable September at Nga Manu with a 50 year guide, becoming a pest detective and a toy and book swap. There is a new baby in residence too - a new Kea has been hatched at Nga Manu and kiwi are sitting on 2 eggs! Fingers crossed a Kiwi Chick will hatch. It's not always a given. Check it all out at https://ngamanu.org.nz A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.

This live interview is with Mariana Waculicz, curator of the exhibit, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education. The exhibition uses photography and personal stories to highlight student refugees stories. The exhibition can be viewed at Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-pō Gallery from 4 - 30th September.

Mia-Nina plays songs from her upcoming EP Just 3 words. All songs on the EP were recorded locally on the Kapiti Coast.

A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.

A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.

A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.

A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.

A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.

Nigel speaks to Gemma from Resonate Health about being a finalist in the Electra Business Awards.

A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.

A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.

A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.

A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.

Kāpiti has some serious musical talent, and the library wants to hear it! In collaboration with Crawshaw Music School, The Family Music Store, Mostly Music and Kāpiti Coast District Libraries invite our budding songwriters to create the finest tunes in Kāpiti. There are three categories in age groups (each with their own winner): 5-12 13-17 18+. Win either a Cort AD810 Acoustic Guitar or half a day studio recording time! Competition closes 5pm Friday 17 May. https://www.kapiticoast.govt.nz/libraries/news-and-events/kapiti-songwriting-competition/

Enjoy hearing from experts on conservation and nature. This year's Winter Speaker Series features some of Aotearoa's leading scientists and conservation specialists. For the curious and nature lovers there's diverse topics covering everything from agriculture to the sea, genetics and breeding, predators, our cities, and insects' bizarre behaviour. Places are limited. Paper koha entry is appreciated.

A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.

Some of the boys dropped in to give us our very own live show this morning. A bit of a chat first then a great song. Had us all dancing about in the studio. The 4 May 2024 Show is nearly sold out so get your tickets asap.

A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.

A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.

A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.

A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.

The very popular Otaki kids market is on again on Sun 21st April. Hester from Aotea College has started her own face painting business, Lauren from Te Horo will be running her nail painting stall and Ciara from Lower Hutt will be selling her pens, dummy chains, keyring and more at the market. Over 80 kids will be running 52 stalls at the market in Otaki - so go visit them, say Hi and support our kids.

Interviews with the directors of this Kapiti Playhouse production as well as the young actors playing Oliver

A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.

Local protest organised by Kapiti College student Sorcha-Haki Adams, featuring guest speakers, Jamie Adams from the Environmental Protection Agency and Amanda Dobson, the Kapiti-Horowhenua coordinator for Enviro-Schools

StarJam, a not-for-profit where young New Zealanders with disabilities unleash their full potential through the magic of music, dance and performance. Our nationwide workshops, gigs and events connect our young people with disabilities (Jammers) with their passions, peers and wider community. Join us today and play your part in creating a New Zealand that celebrates the potential in everyone StarJam can be reached at stardom.org

A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.

A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.

On Monday (March 18) the second-annual Neurodiversity Celebration Week kicks off with a Whacky Hat Day championing the unique talents and perspectives of neurodiverse individuals across Aotearoa. The awareness week celebrated globally aims to breakdown stereotypes and misconceptions surrounding neurological differences aiming to support, include and empower every individual to thrive. Donations made from the Whacky Hat Day will go towards sponsoring teacher training in Neurodiversity across Aotearoa. “Approximately 40 percent of the workforce may possess Neurodiverse traits, with many individuals unaware of it,” says Natasya Jones, co-founder of DivergenThinking.

A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.

A range of topics and genres from both our live studio and prerecorded shows.

Cuteness overload - Catherine spoke to Lyss from Black Sheep Animal Sanctuary about some of their newest members - Jam and Marmalade (piglets) as well a paired kid and lamb - and you would find out the extraordinary lengths people go to to get abandoned animals to the sanctuary. Listen in to hear more information about the animals, how you can help with either items they need or funds - plus hear updates on animal progress. Go to their facebook page - Black Sheep Animal Sanctuary Ōtaki or their website for more information.

Graeme spoke to Jane from our incredible Nga Manu reserve. If you haven't been for a visit lately, you are missing out. Listen in here and go to the Nga Manu website for further information at https://ngamanu.org.nz

An interview with Alan about the Clue hunt - this is the second year this event is running - this weekend! Get out and get yourself out to this free event and be in the draw for prizes too! Find the clues and enter the competition at any of the participating museums. For more info go to www.kapitiheritage.org.nz

A new initiative designed by Neighbourhood Support Youth coordinator Helena Henare-Coolen to help young people understand the aspects of both positive and negative self talk

If you haven't heard Tami's music before you need to check her out! This talented lady spoke to Paul Nees at Coast Access Radio today, talking about her new tunes, touring while being a mum and we talk about the Kapiti Food Fair night show lineup.

Some of the kids from the Otaki Kids Market headed into studio to talk to Catherine ahead of their first attendance at the Kapiti Food Fair. Listen in here for 3 super cute interviews with these talented Tamariki,

On Wednesday's show, Catherine interviewed Natasha from Divergenthinking https://divergenthinking.co.nz regarding ADHD and Dyslexia awareness month.

Paul Nees interviewed the lovely Abby Prestorius about her first single release called Low. They chatted about her background in music, how she wrote and recorded the song and there is a recorded and live version of her new song for your listening pleasure.