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Wellington Access Radio Highlights

Check out the highlights on Wellington Access Radio this week! We’re the first established community access radio station in New Zealand- 30 years of vibrant diversity and still going strong.


Oye Latino! (Spanish) : Thu 6-7.30pm


The headlines of the most prominent cultural events in Latin America and the Wellington Latino Community. The most important heath lines, including excerpts on peoples struggles in Latin America. Up dates on Honduras Resistance and the people’s daily demonstrations. Community News and events for the Wellington Latin America Community.


Check out podcasts here: http://www.accessradio.org.nz/oye_latino.html


Le'o 'o e Kalifanafana (Tongan) : Thu 9-10pm


A programme set up from a desire for pacific communities to take up ownership and leadership of the poor outcomes of Pacific peoples in the areas of education, health and crime. This week Tae catches up with Jonathan Capal who is leading the Send Money Pacific project. sendmoneypacific.org is a recent website set up because transfers to the Pacific Islands are among the most expensive in the world, and users want more transparency which will drop those costs.


Check out podcasts here http://www.accessradio.org.nz/leo_o_e_kalifanafana.html


Terry’s Songwriters Show (English) : Sat 2.30-3pm


An award winning programme about Wellington songwriters presented by Terry Shore. This week Terry catches up with Lee Martin. He’ll chat about his unusual original sound which incorporates acoustic guitar and digeridoo. He’ll also play a live set.


Check out podcasts here http://www.accessradio.org.nz/terrys_songwriters_show.html


EarthSounZ On Access (English) : Sat 6-7pm


EarthSounZ On Access offers interviews and music from diverse cultures: mainstream, traditional and experimental. Presented by Eric Hathaway, the show will draw upon the voices and talents of musicians from New Zealand’s ethnic communities whether they be European, African, Pacific, Asian or from the Americas. Eric is keen to hear from local musicians who want to bring their music to a wider audience in both performance and interviews. This week Eric features music from West Africa and a short interview with Rokia Traore.


Check out podcasts here: : http://accessradio.org.nz/earthsounz_on_access.html


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