Podcast Episodes

The Voice Of Rugby - Grant Nisbett On Commentating 350 Tests, Christian Cullen & Favourite Tests

In November 2024, 40 years after making his commentary debut, Grant ‘Nisbo’ Nisbett called his 350th All Blacks test match- that’s over half of ALL t…

1 year ago

FastCast: Shihad’s Jon Toogood Reflects on Name Change to Pacifier & the Joke That Cost Him $2 Million

Jon Toogood is the leader of Shihad, one of the greatest NZ bands of all time. 

They formed in Wellington in 1988 and at the time of releasing this Fa…

1 year ago

Christchurch Mosque Attack Survivor- Temel Atacocugu Was Shot 9 Times & Lived to Tell the Story

This podcast needs to come with a very strong warning. It is a very graphic account of the darkest day in New Zealand’s history. Please listen with c…

1 year ago

Toa Fraser on Living with Parkinson’s Disease & Directing Netflix Hit ‘Sweet Tooth’

Toa Fraser is a legendary New Zealand filmmaker, playwright, and storyteller and this is his first ever podcast.

Outside of his incredible career, he’…

1 year ago

FastCast: 3 Dame's Walk Into a Podcast!

This is a special FastCast for International Woman’s Day 2025!

Three short snippets of the Dame’s I’ve been lucky enough to have on the podcast so far…

1 year ago

Andrew Mulligan on Crowd Goes Wild’s Glory Days Steven Adams, Olympic Interviewing Strategy

Andrew Mulligan is one of the most employed people in New Zealand media. 

You can hear Mulls on breakfast radio on the Rock breakfast show, it’s a fan…

1 year ago

Gloriavale Survivor - Exposing Abuse & Cult in India, Consequences of Leaving

At just 18 years old, Theo Pratt made the terrifying decision to leave the Gloriavale cult and everything she’d ever known—her family, her home, her …

1 year ago

FastCast: Hamish Kerr on the Art of Jumping High, Mental Health and Winning Gold

Hamish Kerr originally appeared on the podcast at the end of 2022, not long after he won a Commonwealth Games Gold medal. 

Heres the original ep:

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1 year, 1 month ago

Sir Bryan Williams - 1970 Apartheid Tour of South Africa, Pasifika Rugby & Discrimination in NZ

Sir Bryan Williams became an All Black winger when he was 19 in 1970 and quickly became a household name.

Since his playing days finished in 1978, he …

1 year, 1 month ago

From Refugee to Multimillionaire: Don Ha on Real Estate Business & Overcoming Bankruptcy

Don Ha was born in Vietnam then spent a couple of years at a refugee camp in Hong Kong before his family got relocated to NZ in 1980 with no English …

1 year, 1 month ago