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Calling all bookworms! This week I sat down with Kim & Rachel, former and current managers of the Open Book in Ponsonby, to discuss their day-to-day as store managers, the importance of books, and ways you can help support your local!

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This week's episode, host Sara is joined by Alex to talk about music, student life and whatever the fuck's going on in politics (spoiler alert: it's brutal out here)

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Sara hosts this week's interview with Jenny Rockwell talking about her debut poetry anthology Vultures. Support her on social media @dawnpoems and support us by listening, sharing and donating (if you have the capacity)

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Six is joined on the mic this week by Imogen, a proud Māori who wears many professional hats, to bring sex, dugs & rock'n'roll back to K'Road.
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Like all first times it's messy, it's awkward, it's hopefully a little fun --- K'Road Chronicle intern Sara hosts her first solo interview with Lauren Kate Borhani to talk about clubbing at Ding Dong Lounge, getting diagnosed with ADHD on Tiktok, our beloved (strangely named) cats and lots more!!

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Flea, singer, guitarist and drummer, talks to us about being a teenage guy in a band with five fem friends.

Buzz is a working grunge band performing in the local scene to packed audiences. All members of the band are under 18 and making their way in the music world.

Check them out on Spotify after listening to the podcast, https://open.spotify.com/album/3QKJzAHR5naQlXs5QDqhr7

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Mickey talks about the trauma of being returned to New Zealand by the Australian Government and coming to terms with his new life in Aotearoa.

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KJ explains what it takes to be a professional axe thrower at the new axe throwing venue on Galatos Street, but it got a bit boring so we cut it short.

Second half with Shaun the sex-worker is pretty eye opening.

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