B-side Stories

Russell Silverwood talks about his new business No Car Cargo, that was his idea from the Smart Energy Challenge.

Charlie Hanna and Rory Wagner talk about their Smart Energy Challenge idea; to turn our coffee grinds into a Bio gas. With a city that turns around one tonne of coffee grinds from only 30 cafes per week, there'll be no gas shortage in this town.

Megan Wraight and John Hardwick Smith talk about the design and vision for the Pukeahu National Memorial Park.

Daria Malesic describes the process and collaboration researching for the WW1 Remembrance Light and Sound show on at Pukeahu National Memorial Park.

Patrick Morgan of Cycle Aware Wellington talks about why the council needs to get on with Constructing safer Cycle Lanes promised and the Rally to tell them to "get on with it" on this Tuesday the 21st.

Artist Siv Fjaerestad and public space advocate Mark Amery,talk about one of the biggest art projects ever to happen in Wellington; Projected Fields.

Pinaman Owusu talks about why she has big dreams for an African Fashion Festival.

Partners in rebellion theatre, Jo Randerson and Thomas Lahood have been given the keys to Welly's historical Opera House to produce one of their most ambitious projects yet. The production, Grand Opening. will undoubtedly be one of the must see's at this weekends first ever Cuba Dupa.

Antony Maddock, the TPP Free Rockabilly talks about his Music, performing at Cuba Dupa and why we all need to know about the TPPA.

Mike Ting talks to Jen Riches about his art installation on Mokopuna Island.

Welly Electric Blue Witch Hop songstress Estere anticipates her first Womad and when she is in her happiest place.

Mel Parsons talks about her experiences of life on the road, her new album Drylands and why she loves what she does.

Flip Grater talks about life between Paris and Canterbury, why so much good music is coming out of Christchurch and her passions of music, food and animal rights.

This interview is about hree remarkable young women, Matilde Tayawa Belinda Liu Evangeline Singh, who have stepped up to found and run WWW4Peace - Wellington Women Work for Peace for International Womens Day which is this Sunday at the Newtown Festival.

The Newtown Festival is aiming to step up it's recycling program this year and program coordinator James Coyle, talks about they and we are going to do it.

Wellington directors Thomas Robins and David Stubbs talk about winning an emmy for their interactive TV series Reservoir Hill. and their new series Road trip

Rose Kirkup talks about Fringe Festival Wake-up tomorrow by Everybody Cool Lives Here.

David Laing of Wellington and Michelle Ducat of Lower Hutt talk about how their Families manage being car free.

Catherine Hill and Deirdre Marshall talk about choosing to go Car Free.

Nathalie Boltt talks about the craziness of her new film Vajazzle due out on Valentines Day.