Youth Radio
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Young people can make a programme at Wellington Access Radio! If you're between 13 and 25 get in touch at info@accessradio.org.nz. It's free and we provide full training.
Tune in for a range of shows covering interesting topics, discussions, music, and a whole lot more. All from the up-and-coming talented youth of today!
4-5: Yarnage Carnage University students Ruby, Casper, and Eva discuss a topic of choice each week. With interests in business, technology, science, society and media they have a lot to talk about - tune in on Monday arvo for a well-spun yarn! 4-5: Speak OUT Speak Out covers local and international news and events, interviews and discussion, music, reviews, and more, all with a connection to rainbow communities.
Through various different rants and breakdowns, a couple of youths chat all the way from what people like on their pizza to the meaning of life, from twenty strange hot seat questions in two minutes, to determining the truth and lie of some statements, it's all here on Time is Not a Construct.
Jess can’t shut up about her feelings and Sav’s only just learnt to talk about hers. Tune in as we discuss the ups and downs of our lives, how they’ve impacted our mental health, and what we (should have) learnt from them. Hosts: Jess Woodnorth & Savanna Johnston-Keys. Produced by: Francesca Georgia Pietkiewicz. Music by: Julian Avila.
Listen to Anastasia & Megan take on life's challenges. Podcast airs fortnightly with weekly challenges, lounge room 'unwind' sessions and tips & tricks for the Totally Clueless. 4-5pm: Luvei Viti: Children of Fiji (NZ) Show A show focused on our younger indigenous Fijians around the world, and an introduction to our beautiful language and culture! Join us every Saturday 4-5pm. AND check out our other youth shows - Irirangi, Rise Up Maranga, Speak Out, Learnt My Lesson, and NZ Kong Yeah! |
One-Off Specials
Youthline - Youthline Wellington run a gateway programme for senior students wanting to become cousellors, social workers, police, teachers, and youth workers. The students explore youth issues, ethical dilemmas, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, and communication skills. As a group they identify the top issue for young people in their area. Both the Poriua/Hutt Valley and the Wellington Central group of 2016 voted mental health as a key issue in their community.
Hear what they have to say about key things to look out for in a friend, how to be a support, and where to refer young people to in either the Hutt and Porirua or Wellington Central.
If you want to be involved in 2018 - register here:
https://wellington.youthline.co.nz/home/education/youth-development-programme/
Hear what they have to say about key things to look out for in a friend, how to be a support, and where to refer young people to in either the Hutt and Porirua or Wellington Central.
If you want to be involved in 2018 - register here:
https://wellington.youthline.co.nz/home/education/youth-development-programme/