Tune into this month's special episode of SLIPPYVISION as unknown niece speaks with music radio broadcaster and arts journalist Rachel Ashby. They discuss the vitality of 95bFM in shaping Aotearoa New Zealand's music scene, how the station's intergenerational membership promotes forms of knowledge and skill-sharing, and why creative curiosity often leads to more engaging radio.

This episode is the second in a three-part series of interviews on SLIPPYVISION exploring the importance of physical musical spaces as sites of community-building, political activism and creative experimentation.

[Technical difficulties: due to recording across the globe, a shaky WiFi connection and limited equipment, there is some audio glitching throughout the episode and poor audio quality on unknown niece's end. Still, we hope you enjoy the episode!]

07.10.25 - SLIPPYDISC.S w/ Rachel Ashby: Fostering Community Radio Spaces

sonic curator, DJ and club night creator based in South London

New tracks tagged #Aotearoa New Zealand