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Off The Record

Off The Record

By: Radio Hauraki
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 Radio Hauraki goes "Off The Record" with all the biggest bands & musicians in the world. Featuring uncut and uncensored interviews not heard on the radio2025 Radio Hauraki Music
Episodes
  • Chris from Tadpole with Greg on GoLive 2025 and Alright

    Chris from Tadpole with Greg on GoLive 2025 and Alright
    Jul 9 2025

    Tadpole are back together and performing at GoLive in Christchurch on August 23, their guitarist Chris called up to talk about getting the band back together, some of their epic adventures from back in the day, and what we can expect from them at the Christchurch Town Hall.

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    11 mins
  • Laughton from Black Comet Greg on We Can Call It Love !

    Laughton from Black Comet Greg on We Can Call It Love !
    Jul 9 2025

    Bay Of Plenty band Black Comet will release their second album later this year, their front man Laughton Kora called up for a chat from the Mt about the new direction they're taking, the music scene there compared to Welly back in the day and his golf handicap.

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    8 mins
  • Manaia and Rooda chat to Jon Toogood !

    Manaia and Rooda chat to Jon Toogood !
    Jul 6 2025

    Jon Toogood popped in for a chat about how retirement's going and why he's amped up for Manuka Phuel Full Metal Orchestra at Spark Arena on July 26

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    10 mins

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