Hey!
Wow it's the first show for 2010 - can you believe it? I can't.
Anyway on the 4th January (Monday) It's another show in the 'The Kids Are Alright Summer series', the New Years show!!! I'll be playing some interviews that I did on random people about their New Years resolutons, and we can see if there are any common themes throughout the new years resolutions that youth are making this year. I'll also be letting you know about a few big events in 2010 that you NEED to know about if you're a youth living in the North Island.
So tune in, or go to communityradio.co.nz
Talk to you soon!
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
28th December
Hi everybody!
Ok so LAST week it was the second week of 'The Kids Are Alright' summer series, and the main theme is 'best of: 2009' so last week it was some of the hilight interviews from 2009 which were Charlie Panapa (host of TV2's Whatnow and accolmplished stage performer) and Jacob Crown (student at Riverlea Stagecraft drama schoool).
THIS week on the 28th December it is continuing with the summer series and the best of: 2009... big Kiwi hits songs from 2009, PLUS bios of the bands and a little bit about the actual songs. There's going to be so much awesome music so you've GOT to tune into that one! And alongside that I will be continuing with the hilight interviews from 2009 with a Smokefree Rockquest interview.
And don't forget, during the summer series I'm not doing Daisy Days (the event guide) but you can check out the link list on the right hand side of the page here and there are links to heaps of websites where you can find lots of cool events happening in your area.
Ok so that's it for this week, have a merry christmas!!!
Daisy (presenter)
Ok so LAST week it was the second week of 'The Kids Are Alright' summer series, and the main theme is 'best of: 2009' so last week it was some of the hilight interviews from 2009 which were Charlie Panapa (host of TV2's Whatnow and accolmplished stage performer) and Jacob Crown (student at Riverlea Stagecraft drama schoool).
THIS week on the 28th December it is continuing with the summer series and the best of: 2009... big Kiwi hits songs from 2009, PLUS bios of the bands and a little bit about the actual songs. There's going to be so much awesome music so you've GOT to tune into that one! And alongside that I will be continuing with the hilight interviews from 2009 with a Smokefree Rockquest interview.
And don't forget, during the summer series I'm not doing Daisy Days (the event guide) but you can check out the link list on the right hand side of the page here and there are links to heaps of websites where you can find lots of cool events happening in your area.
Ok so that's it for this week, have a merry christmas!!!
Daisy (presenter)
Saturday, December 12, 2009
14th December
Hey guys!
Sorry AGAIN for taking so long to get to the blog :)
On Monday the 14th it will be the start of 'The Kids Are Alright - Summer Series'.
The Summer Series will go on for 5 weeks and is basically a series of shows over summer, and the reccuring theme is 'best of: 2009', so I will be playing you hilight interviews from 2009 tied in with new things in the youth world over summer, plus BIG HIT SONGS from 09 (by Kiwi artists of course).
To kick the summer series off I will be talking to Nicola Hart about the Directions School Of Dance end of year show 'It's Christmas Time!' Nicola is a student in both Jazz-Ballet and Hiphop.
And to tie in with Nicola's interview I will be playing you one of the hilight interviews from 2009 - Lynne Gabolinscy and Davis Palmer, which was one of the very first interviews EVER on the show!
Now in the summer series I've decided to give you a break from Daisy Days (the event guide), but what I will do is I will put links here on the blog, to websites where you can find whatever sort fo event or gig you're looking for, or you can just have a browse.
And one thing that has NOT changed is the music. I will still be playing you cool songs from New Zealand bands and music artists - because what would summer be without music to cruise to?
Talk to you soon!
Daisy
Sorry AGAIN for taking so long to get to the blog :)
On Monday the 14th it will be the start of 'The Kids Are Alright - Summer Series'.
The Summer Series will go on for 5 weeks and is basically a series of shows over summer, and the reccuring theme is 'best of: 2009', so I will be playing you hilight interviews from 2009 tied in with new things in the youth world over summer, plus BIG HIT SONGS from 09 (by Kiwi artists of course).
To kick the summer series off I will be talking to Nicola Hart about the Directions School Of Dance end of year show 'It's Christmas Time!' Nicola is a student in both Jazz-Ballet and Hiphop.
And to tie in with Nicola's interview I will be playing you one of the hilight interviews from 2009 - Lynne Gabolinscy and Davis Palmer, which was one of the very first interviews EVER on the show!
Now in the summer series I've decided to give you a break from Daisy Days (the event guide), but what I will do is I will put links here on the blog, to websites where you can find whatever sort fo event or gig you're looking for, or you can just have a browse.
And one thing that has NOT changed is the music. I will still be playing you cool songs from New Zealand bands and music artists - because what would summer be without music to cruise to?
Talk to you soon!
Daisy
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
7th December
Hey!
On the show on Monday I will be interviewing Rachel Burnett, who is a Waikato youth that is VERY involved in her community and does several things, but in this particular show we will be talking about shakespeare - Sheila Wynn, Junior shakespeare and Slip Of The Tongue.
DON'T go thinking "shakespeare is boring, I won't bother tuning in." - wait til you hear the interview, and the scenes that Rachel will tell us about....
Plus of course I'll have Daisy days (the event guide) and awesome Kiwi songs.
Talk to you soon!
Daisy
On the show on Monday I will be interviewing Rachel Burnett, who is a Waikato youth that is VERY involved in her community and does several things, but in this particular show we will be talking about shakespeare - Sheila Wynn, Junior shakespeare and Slip Of The Tongue.
DON'T go thinking "shakespeare is boring, I won't bother tuning in." - wait til you hear the interview, and the scenes that Rachel will tell us about....
Plus of course I'll have Daisy days (the event guide) and awesome Kiwi songs.
Talk to you soon!
Daisy
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