International Connection Radio's Tracks

Join New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith and American Journalist Victoria Gaither on Coffee Chat, today's show, we learn the new name of Takenote Foxton, a local shop that held a contest to change its name, the Paris Attacks and features the music of The Moir Sisters from Australia. Listen to Stu and Victoria weekly at 9 am www.icradio.online

Join New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith and American Journalist Victoria Gaither on Coffee Chat, today they talk with Robyn who owns and operates Foxton Takenote, a local shop, in Foxton, New Zealand. Robyn is holding a contest for a name change of the shop. Listen to Coffee Chat weekly 9 am www.icradio.online

Singer Sara Ann Garrison from America speaks with New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith, about her life and music career. Listen to why this young lady is already making waves in the music industry. Listen to more interviews on ICRadio at www.icradio.online

Author and Political Contributor, Scot Faulkner, talks with Journalist Victoria Gaither about the Trump administration's foreign policy, bombings in Syria, united airlines passenger being dragged off flight and cherry blossoms in DC. Join Scot monthly for his summary of news in America and Washington, DC www.icradio.online

Get all the news from around the world on Coffee Chat listen weekly www.icradio.online

New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith and American Journalist Victoria Gaither bring you 30 minutes of news, conversation and talk. In today's show, Stu talks about attending his friend's reunion at Lake Taupo (Kevin & Elaine, Mike & Vickie, Mike & Brenda, Mike & Faye, Brian & Carole, Paul & Carole, Brian & Linda and Mel & Diane) it was four days of fun and memories. Plus, get your news and weather on Coffee Chat listen weekly at 9 am www.icradio.online

ICRadio Host and Reporter, Katrina Murray, talks with Station Manager, Stu Frith, about cyclone Debbie that has hit Queensland, Australia. Katrina lives in the area of the cyclone and tells Stu the rain and heavy winds was worrisome to her and the community. Major damage has been done to areas.

Beach FM 106.3 Nigel Hopkins interviews New Zealand Author and Foodie, Stu Frith, about his cookbook Stu's Kitchen: taste bud testing. Stu's cookbook has taken off in America and he continues to tour libraries on the North Island to talk about New Zealand food. The radio station based out of Paraparaumu, New Zealand plays great music and interviews locals like Stu. http://www.radio.org.nz/beach-fm/

New Zealand Broadcaster Stu Frith, talks with ICRadio Personality Katrina Murray who lives near Queensland, AU where cyclone Debbie has touched down in the area. Katrina says water and rain are the biggest problems at the moment. Katrina will update us again tomorrow.

New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith and American Journalist Victoria Gaither visited the Inner Smile Tai Chi group at the Manawatu Boating Club in Foxton Beach. The group practices the art of Tai Chi. On today, instructor, Terry talks with Victoria about Tai Chi and the health benefits of it. Thanks to the group for inviting ICRadio to the event. Follow the group at Inner Smile Tai Chi Club Inc

Listen to Washington, DC insider, Scot Faulkner, as he recaps what is happening in Washington, DC and with the Trump Administration. Trump joins ICRadio monthly to bring you up-to-date on all things DC and America. His next show is Wednesday, April 12th at 9 am NZT and Tuesday, April 11th at 4 pm USA on www.icradio.online

New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith and American Journalist Victoria Gaither bring you news, music and the top stories of the day. www.icradio.online

International Connection Radio was invited to the Cultural Fashion Show at the Globe Theater in Palmerston North, New Zealand. In this interview, Caecilie Oline Green Devantier Gade from Denmark talks about how she became involved in the show while visiting New Zealand. Plus, Patricio who is a New Zealanders talks about what role she plays in the fashion show. This 'Multi-clothes for Multi-people show features costumes and clothes from around the world.

The Festival of Cultures is a three-day event that takes place in Palmerston North at the square. Food, music, and entertainment bring people together for this wonderful event every year. Learn about different cultures and try foods from around the world. In today's show, American Journalist Victoria Gaither talks with Meriam Findlay who volunteers at this yearly event. Meriam talks about the fashion show at the Globe Theatre on Sunday starting at noon which is FREE to the public. She also talks about what you can expect for this event.

Join New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith and American Journalist Victoria Gaither for Coffee Chat, a 30-minute show that brings you national and local news of the day, music and conversation. Listen to Stu and Victoria weekly at 9 am on Coffee Chat www.icradio.online

New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith, interviews Singer/Musician Beth Williams all the way from Colorado, USA! Beth who is not only a talented singer but now Radio Personality on International Connection Radio with her own radio show talks with Stu about her music and life in Colorado. Say hello to Beth Williams! We are super happy to have her on ICRadio listen to her 2 pm on Mondays, 3:30 pm Fridays and 5:30 pm on Sunday on www.icradio.online

New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith, speaks with Singer and Highway Woman Amelia Presley on International Connection Radio. Amelia talks with Stu about her music career and why it's fun being a part of the Highway Woman. We love Amelia's spirit and play her music on www.icradio.online

Aerial Cameraman and Journalist Stu Mundel joins New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith and American Journalist Victoria Gaither on International Connection Radio to talk about life in the sky. Stu brings viewers pictures and live reports from Los Angeles, CA, USA. He talks about his longest car chase and why pilot and journalist relationship are special.

All the way from America! Music Promoter and Broadcaster, Jill Pavel talks one on one with New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith, about her life, work and why promoting the Highway Women is a winning idea for the music industry.