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Nick checks out Chet Baker, along with NZ pianist Mike Nock, Sarah Vaughan, and the bass double act of Christian McBride and Ron Carter. Audio

Technology giant Samsung are accused of being tone-deaf this week after a controversial advertisement garnered confusion and criticism from women in the UK where it was launched.  Audio

Panellists Leonie Freeman and David Slack discuss the band U2, strengthened mask mitigation in the Covid-19 pandemic, older people in the workforce, and how video calls create slumps in creativity. Audio

Hey dreamers – wanna learn a little something about those crazy visions your brain makes while you sleep? Let’s get into it! Video, Audio

The Aotearoa History Show is back with 14 new episodes diving deep into some of the key issues, events and characters that helped shaped our country. Video

Panellists Alexia Russell and Martin Bosley discuss Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter, paid parental leave, the vinyl revival. Audio

Panellists Michelle A'Court and Mark Sainsbury discuss older people in the workforce, the growing number New Zealand children struggling with concentration in school, and a glass bottle collection in… Audio

Panellists Janet Wilson and David Cormack discuss the Tax Principles Act, the Drive 4 Life programme and Aotearoa's Great Walks. Audio

We meet three diverse multi-media artists: Seung Yul Oh, Claudia Kogachi and Charles Buenconsejo.

A person died at Lyttelton Port yesterday while coal was being loaded onto a ship; that is the second tragedy at one of the country's ports in less than a week. Lyttelton Port Company said the… Audio

Nick embraces the start of autumn with an autumn-themed set including Tierney Sutton's "Early Autumn"- and checks out the SFJazz Collective plays Michael Jackson, and a new album of taonga pūoro and… Audio

Panellists Chris Finlayson and Ella Henry discuss the effect the Gib shortage is having on tradies, co-governance and the ongoing debate surrounding new cycleways in Wellington. Audio

It’s Anzac weekend – and sadly war is in the news a lot at the moment. So we’ll be looking in depth at the causes of war and what we can do to help encourage peace. Audio

Panellists Shane Te Pou and Heather Roy discuss bus lane cameras and the fines that come with them, a Christchurch councillor who exposed those harassing her online, and fluoride in drinking water. Audio

In the amber glow of the Orange Traffic Light Setting, Party People discusses the latest in politics, including Oranga Tamariki, Police Minister Poto Williams, Ukraine, Louisa Wall, and He Puapua. Video, Audio