
<p>I visited Exchange Christchurch and talked to the coordinators about the creative space, upsetting locals and why physical space and community is so important in 2025.</p>


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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "Exchange Christchurch - The Radical Idea Of Creative Space For Creatives." (23 February 2025, 59 minutes), "Port Gets Noisy: The Story Of Port Noise ft Co-Creators Ben Woods & Rose Smyth" (16 February 2025, 42 minutes), and "Exploring Ōtautahi: Kaye Woodward (The Bats)" (13 November 2023, 52 minutes).
Mt Noise publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 42 minutes across 34 episodes.
Booking probability for Mt Noise is 21%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Mt Noise requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Mt Noise's contact route on record: verified email.
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Mt Noise is a music podcast with 34 episodes published.
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<p>I visited Exchange Christchurch and talked to the coordinators about the creative space, upsetting locals and why physical space and community is so important in 2025.</p>

<p>Lyttelton has quietly been hosting Aotearoa's best new arts festival. With the 2025 edition of Port Noise around the corner, I traveled port-side to learn more from the locals who put it on.</p>

<p>In 'Exploring Ōtautahi' I meet the music community of Christchurch one interview at a time, gaining perspectives of the southern city from those who call it home.</p><p>On this episode I chat to Kaye Woodward...

<p>Duncan Greive, founder of The Spinoff & host of The Fold podcast, is my go-to source for the nerdy side of media and culture analysis here in Aotearoa.</p><p>It was a real pleasure to talk to Duncan about his...

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<p>In 'Exploring Ōtautahi' I meet the music community of Christchurch one interview at a time, gaining perspectives of The Garden City from those who call it home.</p><p>On this episode I hung out with fellow millennial...

<p>The Spectre Collective are a "psych-band" from Wellington whose latest record 'Neuro Death' sounds like a dance party at the end of the world.</p><p>Enjoy tracks from the record as well as my conversation with Will...

<p>In 'Exploring Ōtautahi' I meet the music community of Christchurch one interview at a time, gaining perspectives of the southern city from those who call it home.</p><p>On this episode I chat to Ryan Chin AKA Ryan...

<p>I caught up with Ben Woods over the phone to discuss his experience of moving from Lyttelton to Melbourne fresh from the release of his critically acclaimed album 'Dispeller'.</p><p>We talk about the reality of...

<p>Office Dog make cutting guitar music for the modern age and on their debut album 'Spiel' (Flying Nun) the three-piece embody "the band as it should be" - in a room, loud and instinctive.</p><p>On this deep dive I...

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<p>De Stevens is an audio, mixing and mastering engineer as well as musician operating out of Auckland's Roundhead Studio and within bands such as Marlins Dreaming and School Fair.</p><p>De's fingerprints have been all...

<p>In 'Exploring Ōtautahi' you'll hear from the music community of Christchurch one interview at a time, gaining perspectives of the southern city right from those who call it home.</p><p>On this debut episode I chat to...

<p>Neil Macleod and Oscar Keys are both ambitious, talented and incredibly nice. I had a conversation with them about their new ambitious visual album 'I Need A Battle' and its Boosted crowdfunding campaign amongst...

<p>Here's my weekend recap ft music and audio excerpts from my time spent at three gigs in three nights - including A Night With Buda and the Ōtautahi festival 'Better Living IRL' </p>

<p>I caught Violet Hirst and collaborator Reuben Scott (Salt Water Criminals) before their Christchurch show to talk about the new Violet Hirst album 'Donegal'</p><p>Enjoy music from the bewitching and...

<p>Part audio-diary, part solo-podcast, Weekender is the continuation of an experiment in podcasting that I started with the FODRPODR on tour with my band FODR.</p><p>Listen to what I got up to this weekend in music...

<p>The best music event I've been a part of is back and hitting Wellington for the first time at the wonderful Vogelmorn Bowling Club.</p><p>Tickets from UTR</p>

<p>"at our venue it's been exclusively comedy festival all through music month"</p><p>read the newsletter here - https://hahko.substack.com/p/nz-music-month-the-annual-corporate</p>

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<p>In an effort to reconnect with my southern roots I followed Soft Plastics from Christchurch down to Dunedin and had a lovely time.</p><p>Read the newsletter version here</p>

<p>Soft Plastics are a three-piece shoegaze / indie rock band from Wellington that put beautiful vocals up-front, fill the middle with lush atmosphere and finish it all off with big bombastic rock-outs.</p><p>I chat to...

<p>My personal philosophy for selling digital music in the modern music industry and how streaming platforms fit into it.</p><p>You can receive this podcast directly each episode, and support my work, by signing up to...
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