Podcasts about Bic Runga

“New Girl Syndrome” The New Zealand-born Lisa Crawley has fearlessly created art and then just as fearlessly followed that art all over the world. From a small town in Japan to a cruise ship to Los Angeles, Crawley is not afraid of the hard miles and she's bravely traversed the globe performing wherever she can. Armed with a luminescent voice and melodic muscle, Crawley's work suggests a dreamy mix of Amy Winehouse and Bic Runga. Over the years she appeared in the Tony-Award winning musical Once, opened for Paul Weller, Simply Red and Suzanne Vega, she's performed with the Auckland Symphony Orchestra and she's had her work appear in everything from The Last Days Of Capitalism to Nancy Drew to Good Trouble. Her new EP New Girl Syndrome is an infectious and stirring song cycle that's contemplative, probing and unreasonably catchy. Lisa's a really funny person and her humor is deadpan and sly and it's a fascinating counterpoint to her emotive and affecting songbook. www.lisacrawley.com www.stereoembersmagazine.com www.bombshellradio.com www.alexgreenbooks.com IG + Bluesky: @emberspodcast Email: editor@stereoembersmagazine.com

They've sold millions of records globally, three platinum selling records in the US alone, with hits like Santa Monica, Everythings Wonderful, Father of Mine and Everything to Everyone. They have been a staple of rock radio in New Zealand since the 90s and now they are back in the country for The Summer Concert Series with Ice House the mighty Cold Chisel and our beloved Bic Runga. Everclear singer, songwriter and founding member Art Alexakis joined Matt & Tyler for a chat. LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bic Runga is one of New Zealand's iconic performers – dazzling audiences since the release of her first single in 1996. She went on to reach international fame, as well as winning the most New Zealand Music Awards by an individual ever. Runga is currently on the road as part of the Greenstone Summer Concert Tour, performing alongside Cold Chisel, Icehouse, and Everclear. The first show of the tour was this past weekend in Queenstown, and Runga told Ryan Bridge that she's having ‘such a good time' on the road. “It was really cool to meet these guys on the road,” she said of the other performers. “They're all legends and, y'know, they're all lovely.” Runga has brought her family along on this tour, and she says that it's definitely a military operation trying to keep everyone organised. “I'm trying to get on stage and someone's asking me where their sock is.” “It's cool to have them, but there's... it's just an extra layer of stuff to, y'know, find and wash,” Runga told Bridge with a laugh. Most people stream music nowadays, but despite having close to half a million monthly streams on Spotify, Runga says that it's not the main way artists make their money. “Streaming is a bit stacked up against you,” she said. “It has been harder and harder for musicians to make money out of things like that, but, y'know, I guess that's why we tour." “You have to really love doing it, y'know, I still do it because it's super fun and I can't do anything else.” LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Tuesday 21st of January, it's Inauguration Day for Trump and The Spectator's Amber Duke joined out of Washington D.C. to give the latest. The Prime Minister is back in the hot seat for his regular Tuesday interview and talks about how he wants to get this struggling economy of ours humming. Kiwi singer Bic Runga is touring with the Greenstone Summer Tour, joining for a chat and giving a hint towards future music projects. Get the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast every weekday morning on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Where is TIm Finn today? What's the relationship between Tim Finn and Neil Finn? Who did Tim FInn replace in Fleetwood Mac? Answers to all of these questions and more: Tim Finn is renowned for his work with Split Enz, Crowded House, and as a solo artist. His musical journey began in New Zealand, where he developed a passion for music at a young age, inspired by the Beatles and other rock legends. Finn's early years were marked by a relentless pursuit of creativity and a drive to innovate within the music scene. In 1972, Tim Finn co-founded Split Enz with Phil Judd. The band's early days were characterised by their eclectic and theatrical style, which combined elements of art rock, progressive rock, and new wave. Split Enz quickly gained a reputation for their eccentric performances and unique sound, setting them apart in the music industry. Their breakthrough came with the release of "True Colours" in 1980, featuring the hit single "I Got You." This song catapulted them to international fame, topping charts in Australia and New Zealand and gaining significant airplay worldwide. Split Enz continued to enjoy success with several albums that included hits like "One Step Ahead" and "Six Months in a Leaky Boat." Tim Finn's vocals and innovative songwriting were central to the band's success, helping to establish Split Enz as pioneers in the New Zealand music scene. In the mid-80s, Tim joined his brother Neil Finn in Crowded House. He initially contributed to the band's second album which featured tracks like "Into Temptation" and "I Feel Possessed." Tim's involvement added depth to the band's sound, blending his creative prowess with Neil's to produce a series of compelling and emotionally resonant songs. Although his tenure with Crowded House was brief, it was marked by a creative synergy that significantly influenced the band's music. Tim's solo career began in earnest with the release of "Escapade" in 1983. The album was a commercial success, featuring hits like "Fraction Too Much Friction." His solo work allowed him to explore different musical styles and lyrical themes and subsequent albums continued to highlight his innovative approach to music and songwriting. In addition to his solo albums, Tim Finn released "The View Is Worth The Climb" in 2011. His solo work has been characterised by a blend of pop, rock, and folk influences, reflecting his diverse musical background and enduring creative spirit. Tim Finn's collaborative efforts have also been a significant part of his career. He has worked with a range of artists, including Phil Manzanera, https://manzanera.com/new/Eddie Rayner, and Bic Runga. These collaborations have allowed him to explore different musical landscapes and experiment with new sounds, enriching his already diverse body of work. The Finn Brothers project, a collaboration with his brother Neil, resulted in the release of two acclaimed albums. These showcased the brothers' close musical relationship and their ability to create deeply personal and resonant songs. Tracks like "Only Talking Sense" and "Won't Give In" highlighted their unique chemistry and songwriting prowess. Throughout his career, Tim Finn has been recognised for his melodic craftsmanship and lyrical depth. His contributions to music, both as a solo artist and as part of iconic bands like Split Enz and Crowded House, have left an indelible mark on the industry. Finn's ability to blend introspective lyrics with diverse musical styles has inspired generations of musicians and continues to captivate audiences worldwide. For more about Tim Finn head to https://finnmanz.com/ or his facebook page https://www.facebook.com/TimFinnOfficial/ I hope you enjoy Tim Finn's story.

This Friday night on Live Life Live with Daryl Shuttleworth, live tracks from all of the bands recently announced to perform at the Summer Concert Tour at Gibbston Valley will be featured. The lineup includes Cold Chisel, Icehouse, Bic Runga, and Everclear.

Today we are joined on the show by Jimmy Barnes who will return to New Zealand with Cold Chisel for a summer tour. They will be okaying in Queenstown, Taupo and Whitianga and will be joined by Bic Runga, Icehouse and Everclear.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Detail's Davina Zimmer discovers she's sitting across from a quiet music legend.

FIRST WITH YESTERDAY'S NEWS (highlights from the weekend on Newstalk ZB) Thanks for Nothing, Greens/Christchurch Looking Good/ Super Crunch Time/People Seem to Love Football/Bic Back on the RoadSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bic Runga is a true icon of New Zealand music. She's been awarded just about every music award in the country and was made a member of the New Zealand Order of Merit in 2006.  And can you believe, it's been 20 years since the release of her hit album Beautiful Collision.  It has tunes like Something Good and Listening for the Weather and Bic is celebrating by going on tour across the country next month.   Tickets to Bic's tour are available at LiveNation. LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Anna Coddington (Ngāti Tūwharetoa and Te Arawa) was catapulted into the public eye at age 15 when her high school band won a national songwriting competition. Since then she's released four solo albums, received a degree in socio-linguistics, and has been dedicated to learning Te reo Māori at night classes — all the while raising two young boys. Her album ‘Aho' (written entirely in the Māori language) recently won Best Te Reo Māori Album at the Māori Music Awards. Jen catches up with Anna at the APRA NZ Te Reo Māori Songwriting Hubs curated by Bic Runga. The story begins with a masterclass in Taonga Pūoro (traditional Māori musical instruments) from Reti Hedley. Find out more about Anna Coddington: https://annacoddington.bandcamp.com/music  See tour dates and listen to Jen's new album: https://bio.site/jencloher  Credits: Executive Producer/Host: Jen Cloher Producer/Engineer: Mike Williams Story Editor: Karla Arnall Cover Artwork: Huriana Kopeke -Te Aho Layout and Design: Sebastian White Web Design: Aron Lebani With thanks to: Triple R 102.7FM, Australia Council for the Arts

This week I chat to producer, artist, songwriter, Abigail Knudson. We discuss her journey through music from her initial biases against pop music, an eye opening moment  hearing “Jesus Walks” by Kanye West and how she likes to produce. Also known by her artist name MISSY, Abigail has worked with artists such as Bic Runga, Mazbou Q, Vikae and more. She's recently released a new album entitled “Major Arcana” and we get an inside look at how she created one of the lead singles, “Quarter Life Crisis” talking about how sometimes stock plug-ins are the key to creativity.

My guest today is Clint Murphy a multi-platinum, award-winning producer, engineer, mixer, songwriter, and musician. He has worked on records as diverse as Manic Street Preachers, Enter Shikari, RØMANS, and 50 Cent, racking up hits both in the UK and internationally.  UK chart successes include recording and mixing No.2 album ‘Half Way There', for English pop-punk band Busted, mixing No.3 album ‘Rip It Up' for hard rock legends Thunder and producing, mixing and writing for upcoming bands such as Keir, Courts, Twin Wild and Youth Club. Most recently, Clint has been working with British rock band Enter Shikari, mixing their critically-acclaimed, UK No.2 album ‘Nothing Is True & Everything Is Possible'. Back in his native New Zealand, Clint's work continually tops the charts through artists such as Devilskin, Opshop, Annabel Fay, The Feelers, Kimbra, Junica (Ladyhawke), 8 Foot Sativa and Bic Runga. This has resulted in Clint being recognized as ‘Engineer Of The Year' multiple times at the New Zealand Music Awards. Other international successes include Chinaski's no.1 album ‘Rockfield', covering three no.1 singles notching up over 60 million YouTube streams, Codes' multi-award-winning album ‘Trees Dream In Algebra' and Melanie C's multi-platinum album, “Beautiful Intentions”, which spent nine weeks topping the charts in Europe. Thanks so much to Ryan Smith at (Sterling Sound) for making our introduction. Get access to FREE mixing mini-course: http://MixMasterBundle.com THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS! https://RecordingStudioRockstars.com/Academy Use code ROCKSTAR to get 10% https://JZmic.com Use coupon ROCKSTARS to get 20% off The Pop Filter Spectra1964 is having a bundle sale! Save $$ hundreds on the STX600 and the BBDI combo at https://www.Spectra1964.com http://MacSales.com/Rockstars http://iZotope.com/Rockstars use code ROCK10 for 10% off https://carltatzdesign.com/Mixroom-Mentor http://UltimateMixingMasterclass.com Hear guests discography on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0lrpi9fxxtz6t729cN6HWX?si=36aa44cacdab4c4b If you love the podcast, then please leave a review: https://RSRockstars.com/Review CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE SHOW NOTES AT: http://RSRockstars.com/313

New Zealand music industry icon and Te Reo champion Hinewehi Mohi has been recognised for her dedication to her music and culture.The Waipukurau-born singer and producer has been made a Dame Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit (DNZM) for her services to Māori, music and television in the Queen's Birthday Honours List.Mohi said the recognition is a wonderful tribute to all those who've supported her, whanau, hapū, iwi and all the champions of Te Reo Māori who've been working hard to revitalise the language."Through music I have found a platform to really provide an access point for people to be able to access the language and the culture and experience it that way," she said.The 57-year-old has been an integral part of New Zealand's music industry since the 1990s and is well-known for her performance of the national anthem in Māori at the 1999 Rugby World Cup in Twickenham.It was the first time this had been done at an international rugby match, leading into the now customary practice to sing the anthem both in Te Reo Māori and English.Mohi is also an award-winning television and music producer, but says her real passion project is Raukatauri Music Therapy Centre, which she co-founded in 2004 for people with disabilities.She first experienced music therapy in London in 1999 when she was promoting her music and singing the national anthem with her daughter Hineraukatauri who has cerebral palsy.Mohi said her daughter acts as constant inspiration.Raukatauri now has around 600 people receiving music therapy each week in its three centres in Hawke's Bay, Auckland and Whangārei.Mohi, her daughter and Auckland-born husband moved back to Hawke's Bay from Auckland four-and-a-half years ago, and said she loves being home.It was at her Havelock North home that she produced the 2019 album Waiata/Anthems, supporting well-known musicians including Six60, Drax Project Stan Walker and Bic Runga to re-record their hit songs in Te Reo Māori.She said she loved being able to help those artists connect with the language."Through that they connected to the culture and their own whakapapa, their own genealogy and heritage," Mohi said."For pakeha artists that have done the same thing, it's really empowered them as well to feel whole and complete as New Zealanders."Waiata/Anthems debuted at number one on the New Zealand top 40 chart and achieved gold record sales.She said it's been amazing to see the likes of Drax Project and Six60 perform hit songs in Māori to live crowds, around the country and on stage in Hawke's Bay.Hinewehi Mohi also became a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit in 2008 Queen's Birthday Honours List.text by Louise Gould, Hawkes Bay Today

In deze aflevering van de Fietsvakantiepodcast is Martien aan het woord. Nadat zij na enige tijd de verre groepsreizen minder leuk vond om te herhalen, stapte zij - net zoals haar moeder ooit - ook op de fiets. Met de oude spullen van moeder, reed ze Nederland door en het jaar daarop was ze 3 maanden vrij en reed 'Langs oude wegen' waarbij ze veel mensen trof. Na diverse andere bestemmingen, zoals in Ierland en op de Kanaaleilanden, vloog ze met fiets naar IJsland om daar ruim 30 dagen te gaan fietsen. In deze aflevering vertelt ze hierover. Verder houdt ze van Spanje, het weer en de cultuur trokken haar o.a. naar en over de Ruta de la Plata. Ook een prachtige belevenis! Helaas moet ze door ziekte nu een tandje minder. Ik hoop dat haar operatie goed zal verlopen en het herstel voorspoedig, zodat we Martien snel weer op de fiets zullen zien, bijvoorbeeld op de haar gewenste Oostzeeroute. Muziek is van de Nieuw-Zeelandse zangeres Bic Runga met Listening For The Weather. Veel inspiratie en luister plezier! Meer informatie vind je op www.fietskriebels.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/henrik-kos/message

Screen Queen Tara Ward has some TV picks for your weekend. Life in Colour with David Attenborough: Using the latest camera technology, David Attenborough’s latest nature documentary reveals the extraordinary ways in which animals use colour: to win a mate, to fight off rivals and to warn enemies (Netflix).  Waiata / Anthems: A new short documentary series about iconic musical artists from Aotearoa who translate and record their songs in te reo Māori, sharing untold stories of fear and discovery along the way. Featuring Drax Project, Katchafire’s Logan Bell, Bic Runga, Che Fu, MELODOWNZ, Annie Crummer, Hollie Smith and Don McGlashan, each episode tracks the artists path through the origin of the song to its translation and meaning, exploring how it came to be. Each episode ends with a powerful live performance. (TVNZ OnDemand)  RuPaul's Drag Race Down Under: Start your engines Aotearoa and may the best queen win! 10 queens from across Australia and New Zealand with the most charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent have been selected to compete in the first ever RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under (TVNZ 2 & TVNZ OnDemand, from Saturday) LISTEN ABOVE

#797- Part 2 The Black Roots segment features Kiwis such as Jon Stevens and Bic Runga plus anti-war classics from Bic Runga and more. Join the show on facebook: Caffelatte... LEARN MORE The post #797- Part 2 The Black Roots segment features Kiwis such as Jon Stevens and Bic Runga plus anti-war classics from Sade, Dionne Warwick, Edwin Starr and more. Join the show on facebook: Caffelatte Joy. appeared first on Caffé Latté.

Missing someone far away like I do? Need to say how you feel but shy this Hari Raya? Nah, my favorite love song from the kiwi songstress, Bic Runga. Let's get dreamy and sing along, okay? Enjoy your weekends! ADS: Lee McKing, Hypnotherapy, For Your Mental Health Wellness Click here for his WEBSITE

Alanna Cherote; a guitar, a woman and a story to tell…sometimes that’s all you need. If there was a swingers party and the keys in the infamous bowl belonged to Johnny Cash, Sheryl Crow, Bic Runga and Alanis Morissette the by-product of that would be the cool vocal stylings of Ms Cherote.

Some of New Zealand's most legendary musicians are headlining a variety concert this summer.The Kiwi Concert Party will take place at Auckland's Villa Maria Winery on January 23, 2021, and promises to be a two-hour entertainment with something for everyone. Tim Finn, Bic Runga, the Topp Twins and the Hātea Kapa Haka group are headlining. Runga, Finn, and the Topps will perform live on stage together and will also perform each other's songs.Finn says in a statement the concert will be a great way to "shift the mood" of the past year."I thought after everything we'd been through together in 2020, a mix of music and comedy would be a great tonic," Finn said. The variety show will also feature singer-songwriter Reb Fountain, who will open the show, plus DJ Manuel Bundy."The idea for a Kiwi Concert Party starring Bic Runga, the Topp Twins and myself felt both classic and timely. Add into that mixture the Hātea Kapa Haka group with their amazing vocal harmonies, a musical director of the calibre of Karl Stevens, acclaimed songwriter Reb Fountain and iconic DJ Manuel Bundy and you have a unique and celebratory event. We will share the stage and shift the mood, reminding everybody what a special place NZ is. Have a sing, have a laugh, have a dance and a drop of the doings. See you there!"Families can bring one child under 12 for free for a picnic style evening in the GA fields. Reserved seating is also available, and each patron will need to hold a full-priced ticket for this area.Tickets go on sale next Tuesday.LISTEN TO LYNDA AND JOOLS TOPP TALK WITH ANDREW DICKENS ABOVE

There’s no doubt that, for a tiny island nation at the bottom of the world, New Zealand does incredibly well on the world music stage. And a lot of our most successful artists are women - Lorde, of course, but also Benee, Kimbra, Ladyhawke, Bic Runga, Anika Moa, Gin Wigmore, Aldous Harding, Nadia Reid, Hollie Smith, Shona Laing, Jenny Morris - and Brooke Fraser In part 3 of Resonate, we'll head into the studio during the recording sessions of Flags, speak to to the personnel who helped capture the songs, and also explore what empowers so many incredible female musicians here in Aotearoa Join Brooke alongside the people that brought Flags to life: Boh Runga (Vocal Producer), Eric Robinson (Engineer), Joe Zook (Mixing) & Godfrey de Grut (Keyboard & String arrangements) - alongside Kim Boshier (Head of Sony Music New Zealand) & local artist Paige

Cass Basil (Tiny Ruins, Carnivorous Plant Society, Audrey's Dance) is one half of the mighty King Sweeties alongside Bic Runga, and they are playing with OPOSSOM in October. Whakarongo mai nei to hear from Cass about the project and the upcoming EP! 

Andrew Thorne is a great guitar player who’s worked with a long list of fine artists including Jan Hellriegel, Greg Johnson, Dave Dobbyn, Tim Finn and he was the guitarist on Bic Runga’s first hit album Drive. His own bands have included Splitter and the Calico Brothers, he’s played support for international acts like Radiohead, Bryan Adams and Jeff Buckley and he’s currently performing with the touring show 80s X. We had a great time discussing all things guitar, moments from his career and the balance of life and art. Get jiggy wit it.

Bic Runga is a New Zealand music icon. She has created an audio performance from lockdown, to listen to when you want to get your groove back on. Listen anywhere you want. Made with the support of NZ on Air. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Wayne Bell’s career changed gear when he started playing drums for When The Cats Away and from there he went on to work with Dave Dobbyn, Jan Hellriegel, Andrew Fagan, Bic Runga, Greg Johnson, Ian Morris, Gin Wigmore, Greg Fleming and Tim Finn. Not only has Wayne established himself as a world class drummer, he’s had great success as a producer, he’s world in television music production and now works for music publishing company Aeroplane. Wayne is a fine example of a genuinely nice guy and a consummate professional. We talk about his beginnings with music, how his career unfolded and some of his recent struggles. This is a special episode with one of New Zealand’s best. Do it!

An in-depth conversation with Dean Chandler. The Wellington-based singer/songwriter released his self-titled debut album in the early/mid-00s and it featured guest appearances by Emmylou Harris, Norah Jones, Bic Runga, Larry Campbell and was produced by Brady Blade. The album ran its course and disappeared. It's largely forgotten. And Dean has full time employment far away from the music industry. We revisited his story and how all of this happened. Get full access to Sounds Good! at simonsweetman.substack.com/subscribe

An in-depth conversation with Dean Chandler. The Wellington-based singer/songwriter released his self-titled debut album in the early/mid-00s and it featured guest appearances by Emmylou Harris, Norah Jones, Bic Runga, Larry Campbell and was produced by Brady Blade. The album ran its course and disappeared. It's largely forgotten. And Dean has full time employment far away from the music industry. We revisited his story and how all of this happened.

Bic Runga talks to Charlotte Ryan about the new album Waiata/ Anthems.

Sydney multidisciplinary artist and musician Rainbow Chan chats language, culture and identity and how they fit into her new album, Pillar. If you're in Sydney, catch Rainbow live at The Chippo Hotel on Friday August 23.

We could listen to Crowded House's "Don't Dream It's Over" on a perpetual loop, and we're investigating why. Along the way, we stop at their hit "Something So Strong" and a couple of '80s-related tropes we're always happy to see. Our intro is by Laura Barger and Jack Baldelli, and our outro is by Tim Finn, Dave Dobbyn, and Bic Runga. Want to leave us a voicemail? Call 646-389-0767. You can email us at talkaboutsongs@gmail.com, tweet us at @talksongs, or Facebook us at facebook.com/mastas.podcast. To get access to bonus content (and vote in ranking episodes), join us at patreon.com/mastas.

NZ Music Month Kiwi LP In Retrospect: Bic Runga - 'Belle' by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

NZ Music Month Kiwi LP In Retrospect: Bic Runga - 'Belle' by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Trevor Reekie has been a pivotal figure in the NZ music scene throughout his career, from helping discover Bic Runga and Shihad to showcasing trans-global artists on RNZ. Here Trevor shares five songs that have impacted him during his life.

We caught up with NZ musicians Tami Neilson, Julia Deans and Bic Runga about their experiences as women in the music industry and coming together for New Zealand’s first Milk and Honey festival.

We caught up with NZ musicians Tami Neilson, Julia Deans and Bic Runga about their experiences as women in the music industry and coming together for New Zealand's first Milk and Honey festival. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sylvia Massy has worked with Prince, Tool, and Johnny Cash; Gil Norton has produced for The Pixies, Foo Fighters and Manic Street Preachers; and Clint Murphy has had his fingers on the faders for dozens of NZ albums since the beginning of the century. Kirsten Johnstone gets them around a table to talk about their craft.

"Sway" is a song by New Zealand recording artist Bic Runga. It was released as the second single from her debut studio album, Drive (1997). At the New Zealand Music Awards of 1998, the song won three awards, 'Single of the Year', 'Best Songwriter' and 'Best Engineer' (Simon Sheridan). The song was featured in the 1999 film American Pie as well as the 2012 American Reunion. An acoustic version of the song can be found on the charity album Even Better than the Real Thing Vol. 2. In 2001 it was voted 6th best New Zealand song of all time by members of APRA. SOURCE: https://en.wikipedia.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hilakbot-tv/message

Tuesday Breakfast August 21st7.00 am  Acknowledgement of Country7.05 am  News headlines  7.15 am  Rena and Katie join us in the studio from Empowered Together, a consent education program for schools. We discuss how to have conversations around consent with young people, the role of social media and what needs to change to address the prevalence of sexual assault  7.30 am   Hang Do, chairperson of Open Table, joins us to talk about Open Table's initiative to combat food waste, food insecurity, and a lack of community connection in suburbs around Melbourne.  7.45 am  Charlotte Laurasia Raymond, a Melbourne poet who uses poetry to explore identity, joins us to talk about her work and her upcoming appearance at the Melbourne Writer's Festival's 'Sunday Salon'.8.00 am  Alternative news: The team discusses a recent episode of ABC's Q&A, screening on 20 August 2018, and the implications of frank conversations about race on mainstream television.  Songsartist: Tirzahsong: Devotion (feat. Coby Sey)artist: Janelle Monae song: Django Janeartist: M.I.A song: Bad Girls artist: Bic Runga song: Sway artist: The Clashsong: I Fought The Law

Appointment availability at the local salon is under threat due to the rise of cold calling virtual assistants. Punch, hunch and brunch returns and tackles baby boomers and the viability of dual purpose holes. Something queer is lurking amongst the mist of the highlands, while glory awaits those who hole up at the summit. Ernst, Karen and Oz gently sway to Bic Runga’s Strange soundtrack

Appointment availability at the local salon is under threat due to the rise of cold calling virtual assistants. Punch, hunch and brunch returns and tackles baby boomers and the viability of dual purpose holes. Something queer is lurking amongst the mist of the highlands, while glory awaits those who hole up at the summit. Ernst, Karen and Oz gently sway to Bic Runga’s Strange soundtrack

The universe is ending. Not imminently, but entropy increases, and only disorder awaits. Humanity will be gone long before that, but here we are. This file is a recording of a 40 minute segment of time in a Wellington bedroom; meaningless in the universal sense, but as it was happening it meant everything to us. So I reckon it'd be pretty bloody cruel to expect much of that chat to be about renowned shit-show Bad Moms 2, alright? Get it together. A sweet little spider also made a memorable appearance. It might be dead now, and while it would be human-centric vanity to assume that being discussed on our podcast was the most notable moment of its short life, we can't help but think that this is the case. Remember that spider as you listen. Remember that time is finite, and that Bic Runga is a remarkable artist. Remember us. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's time for musical justice! Joined by the glorious Pam Ribon, we discuss three songs that should be famous, but somehow aren't. Come for Beyonce, Annie Lennox, and Bic Runga, but stay for Billy Joel stripteases, unusual uses for cream soda, and the cockney rage of Teddy Ruxpin III.    ALSO: Pre-order Pam's rom-com graphic novel, MY BOYFRIEND IS A BEAR. And go enjoy WRECK-RALPH 2 this fall, which she wrote!   Our intro is by David Gregory Byrne, our outro is by Weezer, and our contact info remains the same. Email us at talkaboutsongs@gmail.com, tweet us at @talksongs, Facebook us at facebook.com/mastas.podcast, and get special content as a patron at patreon.com/mastas.

Zach Reino, Amanda Troop, Avery Edison and Natt Tapley join host, Dave Holmes for terrible Christmas cracker jokes, unlawful swaying, and toy selling on IW's holiday special! Zach Reino wants to plug his Twitter, @ZachReino and Off Book and recommends The Adventure Zone and Star Trek Discovery. Amanda Troop wants to plug Box Peek and Ripley Improv and recommends Cuckoo's Calling by Robert Galbraith. Avery Edison wants to plug her Twitter story of adopting a cat and recommends Red Eye and The Good Place. Natt Tapley wants to plug his Twitter, @Natt and recommends the idea of despair and Jake Thackray's music. And finally, Dave Holmes is on Twitter @DaveHolmes and hosts his live quiz show, The Friday Fortyat LA’s Meltdown Theatre on the second Friday of every month. Dave would like to recommend Sway by Bic Runga. You can let us know what you think of International Waters and suggest guests through our Facebook group or on Twitter. Written by Riley Silverman and John-Luke Roberts, recorded at MaxFunHQ in LA and GuiltFreePostin London, Christian Dueñas and Laura Swisher.

How Karen Carpenter’s virtuosic percussive skills and haunting vocal qualities fuelled Bic’s rebel heart

Alex Behan catches up with Chelsea Jade and Bic Runga back stage at the 2017 Silver Scrolls.

The Spinoff and Spark proudly present Pod On The Couch, a weekly podcast exploring music and the people that make it. This episode: Henry Oliver reports live from the Silver Scrolls with Chelsea Jade, Bic Runga and more. Spinoff Music editor Henry Oliver flew to Dunedin to attend the Silver Scrolls awards show. Armed with a microphone plugged into a dictaphone, Henry tracked down some of the finalists to hear their thoughts on the biggest night on the songwriting calendar.

Bic Runga and Kody Nielson (at the APRA Silver Scroll Awards) Interview by Oska Rego on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Bic Runga and Kody Nielson (at the APRA Silver Scroll Awards) Interview by Oska Rego on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Bic Runga and Kody Nielson dissect their Silver Scroll-nominated song 'Close Your Eyes'.

An in-depth conversation with one of NZ's great session drummers. Wayne Bell is also a producer, composer, multi-instrumentalist...so we talk about his work in the studio and on the road, a veteran of so many tours and records, of work with When The Cat's Away, Greg Johnson, The Bads, Tim Finn, Bic Runga, Bike, These Wilding Ways, Finn/Runga/Dobbyn and so many more. We talk about "the hang", and the ability to work with so many different people, provide what they want and fit in at just the right time. We talk about favourite drummers too...

An in-depth conversation with one of NZ's great session drummers. Wayne Bell is also a producer, composer, multi-instrumentalist...so we talk about his work in the studio and on the road, a veteran of so many tours and records, of work with When The Cat's Away, Greg Johnson, The Bads, Tim Finn, Bic Runga, Bike, These Wilding Ways, Finn/Runga/Dobbyn and so many more. We talk about "the hang", and the ability to work with so many different people, provide what they want and fit in at just the right time. We talk about favourite drummers too... Get full access to Sounds Good! at simonsweetman.substack.com/subscribe

An in-depth chat with drummer/DJ/producer/beatmaker Riki Gooch. He's been behind the kid for Trinity Roots and Fat Freddy's Drop and out in front under the moniker Eru Dangerspiel - sometimes conducing a giant big band other times tinkering away in the studio making bedsit-beats. He's worked with Crowded House, Leila Adu and Bic Runga and is currently the drummer for Orchestra of Spheres while releasing music under the name Cave Circles, one of many nom-de-plumes. We talk about all of this music making and the toll it takes, we talk about mental health and focus and finding joy and heart and soul in music. Get full access to Sounds Good! at simonsweetman.substack.com/subscribe

An in-depth chat with drummer/DJ/producer/beatmaker Riki Gooch. He's been behind the kid for Trinity Roots and Fat Freddy's Drop and out in front under the moniker Eru Dangerspiel - sometimes conducing a giant big band other times tinkering away in the studio making bedsit-beats. He's worked with Crowded House, Leila Adu and Bic Runga and is currently the drummer for Orchestra of Spheres while releasing music under the name Cave Circles, one of many nom-de-plumes. We talk about all of this music making and the toll it takes, we talk about mental health and focus and finding joy and heart and soul in music.

Thanks for listening! If you like this episode then why not follow and hit the heart button (Click the underlined title) There's also a Facebook 'like' option to the right and you could also follow me on 'Instagram' if you're inclined https://instagram.com/neilcorcoran/ You can also listen/download via the Podomatic app on your phone, iTunes and Apple TV search-Neil Corcoran and search- Tantric Dex on Xbox/ Xbox One via the TuneIn app. Now available on Deezer, Stitcher and Podcasts.com too. 00:00 Pixie Geldof- sweet thing 04:05 De La Soul/Estelle/Pete Rock- memory of...(US) 08:24 Cigarettes After Sex- affection 13:23 Black Coffee/Shekhinah- your eyes 17:28 George Michael- cowboys and angels 23:51 The Weeknd/Daft Punk- I feel it coming (Neil Corcoran edit) 29:00 NAO- fool to love 32:23 Kingdom/SZA- what is love 35:27 Phife Dawg/Dwele/Mike City- wanna dance 38:43 Niki and The Dove- so much it hurts 42:21 Goldlink- fall in love (Pomo remake) 45:06 Tirzah- make it up 47:36 Kanye West- fade (Neil Corcoran edit) 51:47 Ekkah x DâM-FunK- what's up 55:45 DJ Premier/Miguel- 2 lovin U 58:43 Steve Lacy- some 01:00:33 Quantic- all I do (Neil Corcoran edit) 01:06:01 Gabriel Garzón-Montano- crawl 01:09:02 NxWorries- lyk dis 01:11:11 J-Felix/Seychelles- let me go 01:14:36 Pional/Empress- the way that you like 01:18:04 DJ Vas- one love 01:21:41 Jennifer Paige- crush (Neil Corcoran edit) 01:26:00 Black Motion/Miss P- it's you 01:34:46 Yumi Zouma- keep it close to me 01:37:40 Gentle Hands- stranger changes 01:43:23Thundercat/Michael McDonald/Kenny Loggins-show you the 01:46:35 Little Dragon- high 01:50:38 Jessy Lanza- it means I love you 01:55:10 Bic Runga- dream a dream

"When Van Halen started out, there was no path to fame. We just played what we liked. Even today it always comes down to the simplicity of rock and roll." Eddie Van Halen WE ARE BACK with a new episode! This week, we are featuring songs from many, many amazing artists from a wide array of genres - namely MarcLo, the Rolling Stones, the Beatles, Jeff Beck, Shirley Scott, Ramrods, Ardijah, Van Halen, Fela Kuti & the Nigeria 70, Tiny Ruins with Bic Runga, Yamandu Costa, and Baby Metal!!! Tune in now!!! SUBSCRIBE: iTunes TWITTER: @MusicFirstPcast FACEBOOK: Music First Podcast INSTAGRAM: MusicFirstPodcast EMAIL: MusicFirstPodcast@gmail.com

He’s played with Greg Johnson, Dave Dobbyn, Tim Finn, Bic Runga, Gin Wigmore… the list goes on!! Mark Hughes is one of the most in demand musicians in New Zealand. We chat about his work with Greg Johnson, making the most of the changing music industry, touring, his process of learning songs and many more random tangents. Mark’s a great guy and this was a really enjoyable conversation.

Wanderlust. A strong desire to travel. One of the key qualities that so many of my inspired and inspiring podcast guests and I connect with and upon on a regular basis. The insatiable urge to explore, meet new people, learn about the world, the people in it and ourselves... to feel like we're moving forward and constantly evolving... as individuals... as professionals, no matter what industry we work in... Just to feel alive!And this is where Dan Kelly and I connected… A career musician who tours with the likes of Bic Runga, Paul Kelly, Augie March, Casey Chambers & more, today we delve into wonderful, ranging chats from Leonard Cohen, cliff swims and 10 day getaways on the Island of Hydra, Dan Kelly’s Polish grandparents and an English mum who settled in Australia at the price of a £10 note, Dan Kelly's childhood and the contrasts of growing up between South Australia and the harsh realities of the Gold Coast in the 80s, the techniques we use individually dealing with the current age of overstimulation and the anxiety it brings, the meaning of 'Leisure Panic’ and the stories to tell behind the music.Softly spoken and thoughtful, Dan Kelly left me pondering how I roll across the years of this lifetime, the events that have shaped my outlook, tenacious approach and the people that guide my own moral compass.This is a beauty… Enjoy!http://dankelly.com.au/https://twitter.com/dankellysongshttps://soundcloud.com/abcmusic/never-stop-the-rot/s-pWKlWhttps://itunes.apple.com/au/album/leisure-panic/id1029022838https://www.facebook.com/dankellymusic?fref=tshttps://instagram.com/dankellysongs/Hit Hot & Delicious up on social media too! @hotndelicioushttps://twitter.com/hotndelicioushttps://instagram.com/hotndelicious/www.facebook.com/HotnDeliciouswww.youtube.com/hotndeliciousrecords For 'Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet' podcast articles, travel blog series and more head to: www.hotndelicious.wordpress.com

The last Musical Dynasty features some of New Zealand's top musical talent in the form of the Nielson family. Dad Chris has played horns with an array of acts, as well as jazz groups, including The New Fuse Box. Brothers Ruban and Kody co-founded seminal experimental punk band The Mint Chicks. Kody has gone on to work as a producer, and released records under his own name and as Opossum. Portland, Oregon based Ruban has had a lot of success in America, in his hard touring band Unknown Mortal Orchestra.

Gay Savvy get their politics straight ahead of this weekends Qld state election. We chat with Matt about his fight for marriage equality. Spencer chats new music and classic 90's hits when he catches up with New Zealand musician Bic Runga. We try and figure out if sexuality has anything do to with sport. Phil Hancock comes into the studio and gives us the low down on his music video 'Bitch' and what he has coming up. All this plus awesome music as always... Would you expect anything less....Tune into Gay Savvy on Zed Digital every Thursday night from 8pm OR download our free podcast by simply searching 'Gay Savvy' in iTunes and get a taste of what Zed Digital is like!!