Best The Alternative Gallery Podcasts (2025)

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Labour's David Parker on the state of foreign affairs 54:27

3M ago54:27

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Last week, Opposition Spokesperson for Foreign Affairs Hon David Parker gave a speech addressing the state of New Zealand's international relations as part of an event for Diplosphere. Thomas chaired a Q&A after the event between Parker and the audience, and On the Tiles presents the full speech by Parker and that Q&A for this week's episode. See o…

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Sir Bill English on what's needed to fix the health system 41:15

3M ago41:15

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Health care in New Zealand eats up a huge portion of the budget each year, and it's growing - The Government spent 7.3% of GDP on health in the year to June 2024, more than any year outside of Covid. Treasury reckons spending is expected to grow to 10% of GDP by 2061 - so how can we get on top of it? This week, Thomas is joined by Sir Bill English,…

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Episode 121: Apophenia: Nkhensani Mkhari in Conversation with Roxy Kaczmarek. 38:52

3M ago38:52

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Hello listeners, and welcome back! In this lastest episode of the David Krut Podcast, one of our printers', Roxy Kaczmarek sits down with post-disciplinary artist and curator Nkhensani Mkhari to discuss his new show with David Krut Projects and his time colloborating with the David Krut Workshop.

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Orr to Goff, Marmite to reshuffles: The week that was in politics 36:54

3M ago36:54

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In the first political panel catchup for the year, Thomas is joined by Newstalk ZB Political Editor Jason Walls and NZ Herald Wellington Business Editor Jenee Tibshraeny to discuss a hectic period in local politics - ranging from the resignation of Reserve Bank Governor Adrian Orr, the firing of UK High Commissioner Phil Goff, the latest comments b…

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Local body elections: Who’s running for the mayoralty in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch? 33:04

4M ago33:04

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Competition for the top job in our biggest cities is heating up ahead of this year’s local body elections, with some potential candidates already causing a stir. Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau has confirmed she wants a second term although many people in the capital are wondering why, given her tumultuous entry to the world of local government. In Au…

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Politics in the Pacific: AUKUS, Cook Islands and tensions with China 33:29

4M ago33:29

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This month, the Cook Islands signed a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with China, sparking tensions between the islands and New Zealand. It has sparked renewed discussions about China's interest in the Pacific, and how New Zealand should respond, as the Asia-Pacific region remains a hotbed of diplomatic tension between the East and West. Marco …

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Episode 120: Giving the World a Human Face: Ashraf Jamal, David Mann and Robyn Woolley in Conversation 21:34

4M ago21:34

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This weeks episode brings a conversation between art writiers Ashraf Jamal and David Mann with our operations manager Robyn Woolley. This conversation comes ahead of the launch of Ashraf Jamal's new book African Art: The ARAK Collection happening at the Blue House at 151 Jan Smuts Avenue on the 24th of February. Join us for a wonderful evening feat…

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Craig Renney offers an alternative take on economic growth 38:14

4M ago38:14

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The Government has declared 2025 the year of economic growth, with its current action plan for the next quarter honing in on various economic growth plans. Craig Renney, chief economist for the CTU, and former advisor to Labour Finance Minister Grant Robertson, joins Thomas this week to discuss economic growth from a left-leaning perspective and wh…

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Episode 119: On the Practice of Paper: Bevan de Wet in Conversation with Alison Kane 16:35

4M ago16:35

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In this episode of the David Krut Podcast, we take a break from Practitioners in Conversation to explore one of our latest exhibitions. Our bookstore manager Alison Kane sits down with artist Bevan de Wet to discuss his sculptural paper work that are featured in Surface Tension. Surface Tension will is on show at our gallery at the Blue House, 151 …

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Our economic predictions for 2025 - and what it'll mean for the Government 45:35

4M ago45:35

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On the Tiles is back for 2025, and to kick off the year, Thomas is joined by NZ Herald Wellington Business Editor Jenee Tibshraeny and Interest.co.nz's economic policy reporter Dan Brunskill to look ahead at the economy this year. They discuss their predictions, house prices, credit ratings, the HYEFU from the end of 2024, debanking, and what this …

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Episode 118: Practioners in Conversation Ep.6: Ulises Carrión 18:11

5M ago18:11

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Welcome back listeners. This final episode of Practitioners in Conversation was recorded by Nathalie Viruly in Cape Town a few weeks after she recorded the first two episodes with David Krut. In it, she explains more about the life of artist Ulises Carrión and his love for books and bookstores.

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Episode 117: Practioners in Conversation Ep.5: Bookshopery 16:43

5M ago16:43

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Hello listeners. In todays episode of the David Krut Podcast Nathalie Viruly continues her conversation with David Krut. She and David Krut discuss her masters research on book shops, exploring what such places are and what they could be.

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Episode 116: Practioners in Conversation Ep. 4: Curating through constellations of fakers, makers, and good intentions 16:42

5M ago16:42

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Welcome back David Krut Listeners, and happy 2025. This year we will be continueing our latest series of podcasts, Practioners in Conversation. In this weeks episode, we welcome art writer and curator Nathalie Viruly to the Blue House as she discusses her work and her master's studies with David Krut. (NB: In the Podcast David Krut refers to Nathal…

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The year in politics: Highlights, lowlights, and our Politician of the Year 40:56

6M ago40:56

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It's been a packed year of politics, with each party facing their own highlights and challenges. For the final On the Tiles of 2024, Thomas is joined by regular panellists Jason Walls and Jenee Tibshraeny for a recap of the events of the year, looking at the high and lowlights from across the Political Spectrum, thoughts for 2025, and who were the …

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The winners and losers of local politics in 2024 37:57

6M ago37:57

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For the final Local Edition of 2024, Georgina is joined by Herald senior writer Simon Wilson and former Mayor and Infrastructure New Zealand chief executive Nick Leggett to wrap the highs and lows of local politics. They discuss: The issues facing Tory Whanau and Wellington Council How Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown bounced back from a rough 2023 What …

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Episode 37: Rebecca Ashdot (Archaeologist & Artist) 1:21:15

6M ago1:21:15

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Archaeologist & Artist Rebecca Ashdot stops by the Art Bazaar for a chat about her time in Belize excavating the Mayan city of Chan Chich. She explains what LiDar is and how it's being used to discover previously lost cities in the remote jungle. Much of the conversation is spent on Mesoamerican cultures including the Aztec, Maya, Zapotec, Teotihua…

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Boris Johnson talks AUKUS, New Zealand, Jacinda Ardern and his new book 20:47

7M ago20:47

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Boris Johnson is one of the most instantly recognisable British politicians of this century. He was involved in politics in some capacity for 22 years as an MP, the Mayor of London, and as Prime Minister for three years from 2019 to 2022. He ultimately quit this role and politics off the back of a growing number of scandals, but his influence on Br…

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Episode 36: AG Talks $6 Million Banana + Upcoming Events 1:13:00

7M ago1:13:00

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On this episode of Art Bazaar AG members Rob Riegel, Kylee Tirado & Brandon Dominguez join host Brandon Wunder for a ranging discussion about the the $6 million banana that turned the art world upside down, community art events in the LV, using your platform to support other artists, Artist Takeovers, as well as upcoming events at the AG. 00:00:00 …

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Who is Wellington’s Crown Observer? Nick Smith on why he recommended Lindsay McKenzie for the job 22:44

7M ago22:44

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The Government has appointed a Crown observer at Wellington City Council. The council has been called “a shambles” after it stopped the sale of its stake in the airport and now has to cut community projects to plug the resulting hole in its budget. On this week’s episode, Georgina speaks with former Cabinet minister and current Nelson mayor Nick Sm…

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Episode 115: Practioners in Conversation Ep.3: Thania Louw 20:07

7M ago20:07

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In this episode, we welcome Fine Art photographer Thania Louw to the Blue House. She sits and talks with David Krut down in the meditation garden at our gallery at 151 Jan Smuts to discuss her work as well as her life as a mother.

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Episode 35: Quese IMC (Pawnee & Seminole Hip-Hop Musician & Artist) 1:13:25

7M ago1:13:25

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Quese IMC is a Pawnee & Seminole Native American artist, musician, dancer, activist & educator from Oklahoma City. He discusses mixing Indigenous culture & modern day Hip-Hop, artists as a conduit, the importance of knowing where you come from, growing up Indigenous and the problems he faced because of it, the importance of upholding his tribal tra…

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Treaty debate heats up after hīkoi - what will happen next? 25:02

7M ago25:02

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This week, Thomas is joined by Newstalk ZB political editor Jason Walls to recap the week in politics, which was dominated by the thousand-strong hīkoi to Parliament over the Treaty Principles Bill. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By NZME

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Episode 34: Quin Jaye (Jazz & Hip-Hop Artist) 1:34:33

7M ago1:34:33

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On this episode of Art Bazaar we chat with Quin Jaye, a Jazz and hip-hop musician, producer, composer & actor originally from Allentown who’s now located in LA. Quin will appear on the upcoming 2nd season of Rhythm + Flow on Netflix, a Hip-Hop competition show that premieres on November 20th 2024. Conversation touches upon Jazz & Hip-Hop, Quin's po…

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Episode 114: Practitioners in Conversation Ep.2: Mpho Moshe Matholane (Continued) 20:52

7M ago20:52

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Welcome back listeners! Today we continue with our new series of conversations that will be taking place at the Blue House between David Krut and passionate practitioners. The sit down with David to discuss their work, fields, interest and more. Kicking off the series we are deligthed to have Photographer, Art Historian, Visual Culture Lecturer and…

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Former Labour MP Naisi Chen campaigned in the US for Kamala - why she thinks Trump won 27:48

7M ago27:48

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Thomas is back from the US covering the election, which former President Donald Trump won in a landslide over Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris. Also there was former Labour MP Naisi Chen, who was campaigning on the ground for the Democrats side. She joins Thomas to discuss what she saw and heard from voters, the factors that led to Trump win…

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Mini-Episode: How Art Can Save America 29:37

7M ago29:37

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This special episode of the Art Bazaar Podcast is all about How Art Can Save America. Host Brandon Wunder discusses how art can be a form of education, issues that artists face in this country and how to overcome them! He explains what an Artist Takeover is and gives details about the upcoming one at the Americus Hotel on Thursday Nov. 21st, and ho…

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Episode 113: Practitioners in Conversation Ep.1: Mpho Moshe Matholane 22:57

7M ago22:57

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Welcome back listeners! Today we introduce a new series of conversations that will be taking place at the Blue House between David Krut and passionate practitioners. They sit down with David to discuss their work, fields, interest and more. Kicking off the series we are deligthed to have Photographer, Art Historian, Visual Culture Lecturer and PhD …

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Episode 112: Notes on an Exhibition: Lusanda Ndita in conversation with Jana Findlay. 9:03

8M ago9:03

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Welcome back listeners! In today's episode, join our social media manager, Jana Findlay, in conversation with artist and memeber of Occupy the Gallery, Lusanda Ndita. Over a series of recorded whatsapp notes, they discuss Ndita's work, his background and his relationship with Occupy the Gallery and Mary Sibande. They also discuss our current exhibt…

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Episode 111: Occupants in Conversation: Lungile Ngcobo and Hoek Swaratlhe take over the David Krut Podcast 14:02

8M ago14:02

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Two memebers of Occupy the Gallery, Lungile Ngcobo (David Krut Workshop Administrator) and Hoek Swaratlhe sit down to discuss Swaratlhe's work created in with collaborative printer Sbongiseni Khulu at DKW. Explore his work at davidkrutprojects.com and keep an eye out for more information about the exhibition Reclaiming Quarters.…

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Former US Ambassador to NZ Scott Brown weighs in on his country's election 23:16

8M ago23:16

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For something a bit different this week, Thomas is joined by Scott Brown, who served as the US Ambassador to New Zealand during Donald Trump's term as President. He discusses his views on what the big issues to voters are, and why he believes Trump will be voted in for another term. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Mini-Episode: Open World Animation Fest 2024 15:01

8M ago15:01

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Open World Animation Festival is an annual festival dedicated to showcasing cutting edge animation from across the world! The 2024 festival takes place October 24th-27th at the historic Roxy Theatre in Northampton, PA. OPEN WORLD ANIMATION FESTIVAL ENCOURAGES CREATORS TO EXPLORE THE FRONTIERS OF ANIMATION THROUGH BOTH TRADITIONAL & EMERGING MEDIUMS…

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What the latest statements reveal about the Government's finances 44:35

8M ago44:35

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After a short hiatus, Thomas is back for a panel with Jason Walls and Jenee Tibshraeny. They discuss what the latest Government financial statements show about the state of ACC and the rest of the Government's books, as well as the improvements in the economy and who can take credit for it, the property market and the push to build more homes, and …

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Episode 33: Ross Snyder (Donner Party & Saturn's Core Audio & Video) 1:24:55

8M ago1:24:55

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This episode features Ross Snyder, guitarist & vocalist for the Donner Party, a thrash/crossover band from New Jersey. Ross is a filmmaker and freelance film journalist. He also runs Saturn's Core Audio & Video, which specializes in releasing underground, underseen & forgotten movies, with an emphasis on SOV releases. He helps bring these oddities …

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Episode 110: David Krut in Conversation with Nigel Greenhalgh. 34:21

8M ago34:21

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David Krut sits down with actor and founder of Stageworks Nigel Greenhalgh to discuss Imagination, creativty and working with children.

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Tory Whanau on what's next for Wellington after airport sales plan voted down 30:15

8M ago30:15

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Wellington City Council has voted to stop the controversial sale of its 34% share in the airport. The move has left a big question mark over the city's councils, with the long term plan now needing a re-think to plug a multi-million dollar hole left by the sale. On this week's episode, Georgina speaks with Mayor Tory Whanau, who supported the sale,…

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Episode 32: AG Talks Asheville, AI Art & More 1:07:36

8M ago1:07:36

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AG members Rob Riegel and Chris P. Jones join Brandon Wunder on the Art Bazaar podcast to discuss a range of topics! A good portion of the episode is spent discussing the recent destruction of the Riverside Arts District in Asheville due to Hurricane Helene and the AG's trip to Asheville in 2023. The conversation also covers upcoming events at the …

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Episode 31: Kylee Tirado 1:04:07

9M ago1:04:07

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On this episode of Art Bazaar we're chatting with Kylee Tirado, a visual Artist from Allentown working in various mediums including illustration, painting & photography. This Thursday October 3 Kylee will be having their first solo show from 6-8 PM at Bradbury-Sullivan. The exhibition is titled Metamorphosis and will be on display throughout the mo…

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Episode 30: Peter Italiano 1:09:12

9M ago1:09:12

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Peter Italiano is a Lehigh Valley photographer who has been working in fashion, glamour and studio photography for over 30 years. He's hosting a solo exhibition of his work this Fall at the Historic Americus Hotel, titled Decade, which highlights the last 10 years of his work. DECADE - A Photographic Exhibition September 26 - December 31, 2024 Open…

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TRAILER Art Bazaar Season 2! 2:31

9M ago2:31

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Art Bazaar Podcast returns for Season 2 on Wednesday September 25, 2024! New weekly episodes featuring in-depth conversations with artists of all types to explore the depths of creativity. Brought to you by the Alternative Gallery. ======================================================= This short trailer details the off-air adventures between seas…

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Why the majority of local councils are backing Māori wards 21:57

9M ago21:57

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After a change in central government policy, councils have overwhelmingly voted to keep Māori wards, but we'll first have to ask the public what they think via a referendum. There's concern these polls will put more costs on councils that they simply can't afford. This week, Georgina talks to Newstalk ZB Wellington reporter Azaria Howell to discuss…

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How does the Government plan to tackle infrastructure? 34:20

10M ago34:20

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This week has seen the Building Nations conference hosted by Infrastructure NZ take place in Auckland, with Ministers, Mayors and a range of experts speaking about the state of the country's infrastructure. New Zealand is believed to have an infrastructure deficit in the billions, if not trillions - so how can we go about fixing it? BusinessDesk In…

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Central Government takes aim at council spending at LGNZ conference 11:52

10M ago11:52

11:52

Council leaders from around the country have met in a convention centre that the Prime Minister thinks is an example of wasteful spending and is just down the road from a burst water main that has turned a street into a paddling pool. The Local Government New Zealand conference was held in Wellington this week at the city’s new $180 million convent…

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Minister Simeon Brown discusses Government's plans for water and local councils 20:11

10M ago20:11

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Local Government Minister Simeon Brown has unveiled changes to allow new council-owned water companies to be able to access more cheap borrowing from the Local Government Funding Agency. To discuss what these changes mean, in the wake of years of public debate over the previous Government's 'Three Waters' proposal, this week Georgina is joined by t…

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Episode 109: Conversations Between Stephen Hobbs and David Krut - Ep.2: Retroactive Orientation 32:43

10M ago32:43

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Once again, David Krut sits down with Stephen Hobbs to continue their discussion around Hobbs's life and work, as well as the history of Johannesburg and South Africa's contemporary art scene. In this episode, the two discuss Hobbs's time as the gallery manager at the Market Theatre Gallery, Johannesburg's two biennales and more about the 90s. [Pro…

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The Greens vs Darleen Tana and Act vs Te Pāti Māori - inside Parliament's latest drama 34:34

11M ago34:34

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This week Thomas is joined by Newstalk ZB political editor Jason Walls to discuss the latest political drama, namely the Greens and their ongoing internal strifes after suspending MP Darleen Tana, and Act and Te Pāti Māori clash over political pins and stickers, and accusations of race-based bullying. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy informa…

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Chris Hipkins reflects on move into Opposition and what's next for Labour 30:09

11M ago30:09

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In this week's episode, Thomas has a long-form chat with Labour leader and former Prime Minister turned Leader of the Opposition, Chris Hipkins, to discuss seven months in the role, Labour's analysis of its failed re-election campaign, what they'll do differently next time, and what needs to change in the political climate.. See omnystudio.com/list…

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Episode 108: Conversations Between Stephen Hobbs and David Krut - Ep.1: Reconstructed Trees and Other Mindsets 33:40

11M ago33:40

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We are excited to announce a new podcast episode featuring artist Stephen Hobbs! Hobbs has a longstanding relationship with DKP that spans over 15 years. In this episode, Hobbs sat down with David Krut to discuss his history, his relationship with Johannesburg and share hysterical anecdotes about his life as an artist. (Artist notes: Hobbs was taug…

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Mahé Drysdale discusses his plans for fixing Tauranga 14:36

11M ago14:36

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Over the last few weeks, Tauranga residents have been able to vote in their first local election since the city council was replaced with commissioners at the end of 2020. Preliminary results are in, and in a landslide result, former Olympic rower Mahé Drysdale is expected to become the city’s new Mayor. For this bonus episode of On the Tiles: Loca…

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What will happen next in US politics with Todd Muller 33:20

11M ago33:20

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It has been a tumultuous week in US politics, with former President and Republican candidate Donald Trump nearly assassinated in a shooting days out from the Republican National Convention. This happened as US President Joe Biden remains defiant over his future, despite growing calls for him to drop out. To discuss what might happen next with both …

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Carmel Sepuloni on what's wrong with the welfare system 30:21

11M ago30:21

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Labour's deputy leader, and former deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Social Development, Carmel Sepuloni joins Thomas this week. She discusses how Labour lost Auckland and their response to crime in the city, before a deep dive on welfare, benefits, and what needs to be done to fix this issue. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy informatio…

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