Podcast Episodes
Back to SearchLabour weekend gardening tips and trips
Labour weekend is traditionally the long weekend we rip into the garden. There are sales on, the sun (hopefully - whereever you are in the motu) is s…
10 hours ago
En pointe with the ballet classic Sleeping Beauty
Sleeping Beauty is back with the Royal New Zealand Ballet this month - and touring around the country. The ballet steps us into a fairytale of magic,…
10 hours ago
Belonging in Aotearoa
More than a century after his great-grandfather arrived in New Zealand, Harpreet Singh still gets told he doesn't belong here. Sikhs have been confro…
11 hours ago
Talking to your loved one about Dementia
Three people develop dementia every hour - that's 500 new cases every week. And our aging population means the number of people with dementia is expe…
11 hours ago
Penguins go bush
Around the world most people imagine penguins on icebergs and icy plains, while here in Aotearoa we're more likely to see the Little Blue paddling in…
12 hours ago
Tracking social media's role in NZ elections
Social media bans for under 16s have seen cross-party support this election. But while most parties are wary of it - social media has also become a c…
12 hours ago
Breakthrough Treatment for Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Dr Marthinus Bekker, clinical psychologist and senior lecturer at the University of Auckland, is behind a new programme which offers a breakthrough t…
13 hours ago
Should We Rework Work?
Perpetual Guardian founder and four-day work week advocate Andrew Barnes has been putting some work into answering whether the way we think about the…
13 hours ago
Behind the moustache for 20 years
Australian comedian Heath Franklin has spent 20 years in the iconic Aviators, fake horseshoe moustache and Sharpie tattoos that transform him into hi…
1 week ago
Graham Leonard on tsunamis and next week's drill
It's Shakeout 2026, a day and set time to practice your drill if you're in a potential tsunami danger zone. Principal Scientist at Earth Sciences NZ'…
1 week ago