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It's Thursday Coffee Chat with Stu and Victoria on ICR. Listen to what's happening around the world and find out what's happening on ICR. www.icradio.info

New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith and American Journalist Victoria Gaither bring you another day of Coffee Chat! Today, the talk about Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, McDonald's Big Mac cooper test, Probus Club Foxton, NZ and CDC new guidelines for drugs and more. Plus feature the music of Mauro of Bolivia check out his website at http://oruamforever.wix.com/mauroepk

Manawatu Multicultural Centre President Meriam Findlay talks with International Connection Radio about the Festival of Cultures Event in Palmerston North, New Zealand. She tells us why the event is so important to the community at large, its history and how the multicultural centre helps new migrants to the Manawatu. Listen to Interviews Around the World weekly on ICR at www.icradio.info

New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith, talks with singer and songwriter Kerryn who is based in Auckland, New Zealand. She talks about her music career, and plans for the future. You can find out more about Kerryn at this site http://localmusicians.co.nz/81/

Renee Barbour of Destination Manawatu joins Journalist Victoria Gaither for a conversation about the Festival of Cultures that took place in Palmerston North, New Zealand. ICRadio was invited by the Manawatu Multicultural Center to visit the event. It was a day filled with friendships, fun, food, entertainment and learning. The event highlighted the wonderful diversity in Palmerston North. Renee talks about why diversity is important for the community and how the festival brings people together. To learn more about the festivals visit http://www.destinationmanawatu.co.

New Zealand Station Manager, Stu Frith, speaks with Aussie Singer Billy Bridge about the release of his new song and album Stories Through Time. You can find Billy's music on ICR and follow him at http://www.billybridge.com/

New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith, features the group Lyrics of Two on his morning drive show on International Connection Radio. Lyrics of Two are members of the Songwriters Guild of America and write music for other artists. ICR is happy to play their music on our airwaves. To learn more about them https://www.reverbnation.com/lyricsoftwo

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Who can forget the afternoon of Tuesday 22 February 2011? At 12.51 p.m., a 6.3 earthquake rocked Christchurch and shook a nation. 185 lives were lost; thousands more were injured. Join New Zealand Broadcaster as he interviews Rebekah about the http://getbehindit.nz/campaigns/christchurch-earthquake/

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Its Valentine's Day in the USA and Janice of Living Life w/Janice joins Stu and Victoria on Coffee Chat to talk about her new show and why Valentine's Day is big in America. It was a fun show listen weekly at www.icradio.info or http://myradiostream.com/station/flashplayer.php?s=s18&p=4630

Visit and learn about the National Capital Radio & Television Museum in Bowie, Maryland, USA with Journalist Victoria Gaither who visited the museum and had a conversation with Brian Belanger, the curator and news letter editor at the museum. Brian talks about the purpose of the museum, why radio is still important and relevant in today's society and his experience visiting New Zealand. To learn more about the museum visit their website at http://ncrtv.org/ The museum is FREE to the public, its a must visit if you are in the Washington, DC area.

New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith, opens the mic up and welcomes back Australian Music Promoter Paul Mac to International Connection Radio. To listen to more interviews listen at www.icradio.info

New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith, talks with Singer Jerry Hull about his life and music. Jerry describes himself as "I am a pianist/singer/song and lyrics writer/arranger 40 years blues gospel rock pop, and classical." ICR is proud to play Jerry's music. Listen to more interviews at www.icradio.info

New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith, talks with organizers about the buying of a pristine piece of beach in Abel Tasman National Park area is up for private sale in the next 3 weeks. We believe there are lots of people out there who also want the opportunity to have that kind of place owned and shared by everyone in New Zealand.Thanks to Give a little and Facebook and we think it is a realistic chance to permanently take it off the elite property market for future generations of New Zealanders to enjoy. How you can help just click this link https://www.givealittle.co.nz/project/abeltasmanbeach2016

Journalist Victoria Gaither is on location in Fort Washington, Maryland, USA with Wellologist Candice Camille to talk about how we need to rethink health and fitness. Candice once overweight is the perfect person to talk, teach and learn about making better life choices. Her brand, Candice Camille, takes her to talk with people from all walks of life about how to reshape and repair their lives. She will join Stu and Victoria monthly from America to give tips and advice on making life better. This is part one of Victoria's interview with Candice at Pure Euphoria to follow her check out her website http://candicecamille.com/

Find out what's happening on Coffee Chat, today's topic Beyonce Super Bowl performance, ISIS growing, Red Losbter, and more. Listen weekly www.icradio.info

It's a super bowl special on Coffee Chat today with Stu and Victoria. They talk about American's most watched sporting event and why the USA goes crazy over football. Plus, Stu talks about Waitangi Day Holiday in New Zealand. Listen to Coffee Chat weekly www.icradio.info

New Zealand Artist, Anthony Coulter, joins ICR Broadcaster Stu Frith for a chat on radio about his music and life outside of the studio. Anthony is our feature artist of the month on ICR. Follow him on face book at https://www.facebook.com/anthonycoultermusic/

New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith and Journalist Victoria Gaither team up to interview New Zealand's own country music star, Dennis Marsh, about his career and future plans at the Marton Country Music Festival in Marton, New Zealand. Dennis is a New Zealand country music singer and television presenter, best known for his series of popular albums in the 2010s and for hosting the country music TV show My Country Song. He is New Zealand's best selling country music artist.