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Lindah Lepou is an award-winning Pasifika multi-media artist and fashion designer. Audio

An Auckland University marine ecologist, who has co-led the most comprehensive stocktake of the marine life of the world's oceans. Audio

NZ-born Angus Vail is the business manager for legendary rock band KISS. The New Jersey-based former banker also works with Shihad and spent five years with INXS in Australia. He's now branched out… Audio

Mick was the founding editor of Classic Rock magazine and he's the author of numerous rock titles - he's written books on Iron Maiden, Black Sabbath, and the critically acclaimed biography of Led… Audio

What are the issues around global water shortages and health that will affect everyone in the coming decades? Professor Stephen Luby, a water and public health expert, is visiting Otago University as… Audio

The use of white bread as a lens for looking at the history of food in America. His book, "White Bread: A Social History of the Store-Bought Loaf", investigates how white bread changed from a preserve… Audio

British novelist and broadcaster Sebastian Faulks is probably best known for his historican novels set in France, but he also writes novels with a contemporary setting, including a James Bond sequel… Audio

Peter Boshier is retiring after 8 years as the principal Family Court judge. He talks about his attempts to make the Family Court more accountable and better for children. Audio

To some it may seem like the two faces of Janus, the Roman god of the doorway, the bipolar deity adopted also as god of the theatre. On one side, he's a hunter and trains pig-dogs in this specific… Audio

Writer John McCrystal on how his painstaking research led him to identify a mystery wreck off the dangerous west coast of the sub-Antarctic Auckland Islands. Audio

Long-time campaigner against family violence, Ruth Herbert, who's heading Owen Glenn's independent inquiry into the issue. Audio

Dennis Lehane is a crime writer from Boston, perhaps best known for his novels Mystic River, Shutter Island, and Gone Baby Gone, which were made into acclaimed films. He has also written for the… Audio

Third generation auctioneer Dunbar Sloane talks about unearthing hidden treasures, and how the country's oldest auction house has evolved. Audio

Dale Stephens is the founder of UnCollege, a social movement based on the idea that college isn't the only path to success and that you can direct your own education through self-directed learning… Audio

The passionate print-making couple behind the Muka art project, bringing affordable original art to thousands of children for decades. Audio

Rachel Sommerville has been a criminal defense investigator in California for 14 years, working for lawyers provided by the state for prisoners on death row, or those charged with an offence that… Audio

Andreas Kurmann is the Director of Far North Envirolab Ltd. Mr Kurman runs his own Soil-Water laboratory and analyses samples for farmers and local authorities. Audio

Set in the fictional town of Dolphin Heads, MENTAL is written and directed by Australian film-maker PJ Hogan (who directed Muriel's Wedding) and is based on his own unusual childhood. The film opens… Audio

Hugh Fletcher steps down at the end of this month from the board of Fletcher Building. He is the former chief executive of Fletcher Challenge and has had a 34-year involvement with the family firm. Audio

Merridy Eastman is an Australian author and actor. She is currently acting in "Packed to the Rafters"; and her latest book is the final part of her memoir trilogy "How Now Brown Frau" - about waking… Audio

Wellington-based Barrister representing Maori Council in their water claim. Audio

New Zealand born filmmaker whose documentary 'Dead When I Got Here' tells the story of an asylum in Mexico that's run by its patients and how he covered a story of hope in one of the world's harshest… Audio

Patrick Stokes, Professor of Philosophy at Deakin University in Melbourne has recently written about how the phrase "entitled to an opinion" is being incorrectly conflated with "entitled to have your… Audio

Professor Hamish Gow, director of the Centre for Agribusiness Policy & Strategy at Massey University, and Agri-Commerce (Joint College of Business & College of Science Program). He's an agribusiness… Audio

Former New York Times Balkans correspondent Daniel Simpson on why he quit his prestigious job to set up a music festival, and got caught up with a bad crowd. Audio