Programmes

Pal is all about entertainment and brings a wealth of it to a lively two hour show. There’s news and interviews about local and global events. Special entertainments are broadcast for kids and the elderly and lots of music to set the mood for an upbeat weekend.

A spiritual and human values based programme based on the teachings of Sri Sathya Sai Baba.

An outreach of NZ Thirumurugan Temple Society, Saiva Neethi has been on air since 2000 airing music, songs, devotions, temple news and children's segments for the Tamil Hindu community.

An independent radio show that has been in production since 1997, Khmer Voice today provides a home for the Cambodian Community in NZ. It is both a reflection of the Khmer community in Auckland and an avenue for new Cambodian migrants. Music mixes with news local and global, interviews, religious topics, settlement topics and issues, with talkback. [64.9.815.8100]

The Pacific Island Health and Welfare Society broadcasts in five Pacific languages including Samoan. This programme delivers health information and education and aims to raise awareness of important health issues among Samoans.

This Philippine cultural radio show is a lively hour with folk, ethnic and original Filipino music, Philippines news, community bulletins, sports updates, interviews, opinions and discussions seasoned with Filipino showbiz news and cultural highlights.

The aim of this weekly half hour is to reflect the richness of Tamil language and culture, while promoting harmonious communities within Aotearoa. Sanganatham features news, current affairs, interviews, arts and music.

Each week Sai Baba devotees can pause for ten minutes to consider the teachings of Satya Sai Baba and hear devotional songs.

Senior Focus is the voice of Auckland's senior community. In recognition of the diversity of seniors, the hosts bring senior leaders and experts to the show to explore a wide range of topics. If you’re over 50, tune to Senior Focus for comprehensive information on the policies and events that impact on seniors’ wellbeing.

Bringing banter and banging beats to your Friday evening, the dedicated hosts of Speak Easy FM are young, fun and living with special needs. Join them for tunes, chit-chat, and what's got them talking this week.

Would you or someone you know like to be a part of the show? Get in touch! Contact Paul: [email protected] 

There are a couple of things you should know about Eamon. The first is that his mates know him better as "Piggy", and the second is that he's mad about sports. From local legends in grassroots to national level names, the Sports Weekender features interviews, updates and 'the week that was'. Tune in for your weekly sports fix.

Bringing you a generally music-related show, Dr Tony plays a selection of tracks reflecting his self-described eccentric tastes, with a healthy dose of chat in the mix.

From Artificial Intelligence to Zoology, working scientists are bringing science to a street near you. This show talks about science topics and their relevance to our everyday lives in a language that is understandable to the person on the street. Fascinating discussions are delivered along with ‘hot-off-the-press’ science news and a curious selection of the favourite music of scientists.

Featuring interviews and inspiration, Super Tunog Pinoy includes a selection of sweet Pinoy sounds. Sit back and enjoy an entertaining lunchbreak with your host Rene.

Konkani is the language of Goa, Mangalore, Karwar from South of Maharshtra to north of Kerala and is only spoken, rather than written, so radio is the perfect place to keep the language alive in the Kiwi Konkani community. Your hosts, the Good Guys, play a rich selection of old and contemporary Konkani music, talk with local community personalities, present short radio plays, connect with community events and promote the culture and traditions.