141: Andrew Manning is the GM of musical instrument importer Lyn McAllister Music. In 1997 he and six friends co-founded the Kog Transmissions label & studio.

118: Barnaby Weir is The Black Seeds’ frontman & the musical director of Fly My Pretties. He also records and performs under his own name, and as Flash Harry.

114: Vaughn Davis is the owner & creative director of advertising agency The Goat Farm. He is also an author, radio host, social media pundit, & plane pilot.

102: Nick D’Angelo is the alter ego of hip hop pioneer, nightclub promoter, broadcaster, former bFM station manager, & self-professed hustler Simon Laan.

99: Chris ‘Mu’ Faiumu is DJ Fitchie, the founder & one-man rhythm section of Fat Freddy’s Drop. The band are one of NZ’s most successful musical exports.

98: Yadana Saw is a music journalist, radio presenter, & storyteller. In 2014 she pitched a documentary on student radio to RNZ, & has worked there ever since.

97: Gabriel Atkinson is a member of Weta, the band tipped as NZ’s next great rock band before coming to a halt. He now lives in country Victoria, Australia.

84: Jason Ford is one of NZ’s most passionate hip hop heads. He hosted NZ’s longest running hip hop radio show, The Wednesday Night Jam, from 1990 to 2006.

81: Stephen Gallagher is a composer & music editor. He worked closely on The Hobbit franchise, & has worked closely with Brian Eno, Nick Cave, & Ed Sheeran.

56: Danny Lemon has been a window dresser, pro roller-skater, child actor, and men's barber. He is one of NZ’s most passionate advocates of reggae music.

55: Sam Scott is a founding member of The Phoenix Foundation. He also works as a composer for screen, storyteller for Radio NZ, & producer for Dave Dobbyn.

52: Lily Chalmers is an organiser, innovator, & advocate who runs the Naenae Clubhouse, a space that encourages the creativity & ambition of Naenae youth.

23: Andy Pickering founded and edited Remix & Pilot magazines, and was ‘Spy’ for the Herald. He was brand manager for the Internet Party & was a Freemason.

13: Mark Cubey is a media artisan who produced Kim Hill on RNZ, co-founded Loop Magazine, managed Radio Active, and started NZ's longest running hip hop show.