B-side Stories

Gina Rembe talks about why we should get involved with the second round of the successful Solar Energy Challenge; entries due in by Feb 15th.

Wins for 2014 Part 1, with WWF, Kaibosh, Frocks on Bikes and One Percent Collective.

Part 2 of Wins in 2014, from generation Zero, the Wellington Zoo and Action Station.

Father and Daughter team, Laurie and Johanna Sanders talk about the new market in LowerHutt, the Village Market that is here to stay.

Kelvin Aris hosts B-side stories and talks to the man of many artistic talents Stephen Templer about the summer games and Drew James artistic director of the mother of all festivals Cuba Dupa.

The Mum’s from The The Common Unity Project Aotearoa Sew Good Cooperative at Epuni School in Lower Hutt speak about why the project has been good for them.

Oliver Vetter of Sustainable Coastlines talks about the impact Sustainable Coastlines are having through their Love your Coast beach and harbour clean ups in Wellington.

Mandy Coleman talks about life as the Sea Shepherd Wellington Coordinator and the issues we have with our oceans, including pollution.

Angela McLeod, president of UN Women National Committee Aotearoa New Zealand talks about what UN Women do and a new project launch called Journey to Justice that aims to reduce violence against women in the Solomon Islands.

Darren Hoskins, operations manager for the Southern landfill tells us how we are with our waste.

Matthew Luxon talks about how he achieved his rubbish free year in 2008.

We talk to the winners of the first ever WWF Conservation Innovation Awards.

Myfanwy Emeny, our city's s urban ecologist, introduces us to her gecko's, and talks about our city's bio diversity.

Geoff Marsland, talks about his serendipitous 25 year journey with Havana Coffee.

Silvia Zuur, talks about how her passion for learning lead her to be the CEO and founder of Chalkle, an on line education platform.

Kiwi Contemporary Dance Choreographer Alexa Wilson talks about her new performance Status of Being, life in Berlin and the message behind the moves.

The story of the Wellington Chocolate Voyage from a Bougainville cocoa plantation to the Wellington Chocolate Factory.

Emily Dowding-Smith has just returned from snorkeling the Arctic as part of a team of 10 women selected to raise awareness about disappearing sea ice and altered eco systems.

Vincent's coordinator, Glen McDonald shares some great incites after 29 years working in this community art workshop.

Christian Pilkington, Manager of Trade Aid talks about 40 years of trading fairly.