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The trailer for our latest homegrown creature feature, The Tank racked up more than a million views in its first week of release in the U.S. It marks a return to NZ and to directing here by Scott… Video, Audio

A new podcast aims to break down taboos around sex and relationships. The Good Sex Project launches today, and host Melody Thomas joins us. Audio

Aucklander Ian Hickling is calling home from Barbados in the Caribbean. Audio

Kennedy Warne, the founding editor of New Zealand Geographic connects his lifelong exploration of the underwater world with a global story of humanity's relationship with the sea in his new book… Audio

The Governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis has launched his bid to be the next US president. What makes this move big news is of course his rivalry with Donald Trump for the hearts and votes of… Audio

In 1970, David Curtis was the youngest singer ever to make the NZ Top 20 charts. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. His son, musicican Michael Vercoe joins us to share his third single 'Vegas'.

We hear about the amount of money we'll need in retirement and for many people it seems like a long way from reality. The KiwiSaver advisory firm National Capital has released its first KiwiSaver… Audio

A town in northern Finland was hit this year by 26 frost quakes in 7 hours. So what are frost quakes? Jarkko Okkonen joins us from the Geological Society of Finland. Audio

When they say in recipes to add a dash of salt or a pinch of salt; how much is that, exactly? How about a dollop, a drizzle of olive oil or a smidgeon? Claire Cock-Starkey, author of 'The Curious… Audio

Regular listeners will remember Irish wildlife ecologist and bird behaviouralist Grainne Cleary who is usually based in Melbourne. Grainne has made it to Aotearoa for the Auckland Writers Festival and… Audio

This week Christall Lowe's book KAI - Food stories and recipes from my family table won the Judith Binney Prize for illustrated non-fiction at the Ockham book awards Audio

Basketball star Tai Wynyard, the youngest-ever Tall Black to step onto the court and play for his country, has taken his family to China, to play for the Shanghai Sharks. Audio

After 40 years in the music industry, Annie Crummer is still delighting audiences. She joins us ahead of her special New Zealand Music Month performance at Auckland Museum, featuring a special guest… Audio

One woman who knows all about banned books, and the attention they inadvertently draw, is Dr Emma Smith, Professor of Shakespeare studies at Oxford University. She's the author of Portable Magic: A… Audio

Set on a single day in 2016, Cliff Taylor's novel, The Spanish Garden tells a story of memory and loss, the fatal history shared between two families, Pakeha and Maori, and a man's enduring obsession… Audio

Was the artist Andy Warhol the first influencer of our age? The curator of 'Andy Warhol & Photography: A Social Media', a new exhibition at the Art Gallery of South Australia, reckons he would be all… Audio, Gallery

Falepipi He Mafola Niuean Handcraft Group (Falepipi He Mafola) will celebrate their 30 years with an exhibition at Ma¯ngere Arts Centre - Nga Tohu O Uenuku over eight weeks. Susana Lei'ataua took some… Audio

Calling Home this week is ex-Dunedin and Lyttleton fiddler and bootmaker Flora Knight who now calls Guthrie, Oklahoma home. Audio, Gallery

As the nation watched the King's coronation last weekend, one personality shone out from our screens - Suzanne Paul, New Zealand's infomercial queen. Audio

As the Eurovision song contest reaches its auto-tuned crescendo in Liverpool, comedian Laura Daniel cast a discerning pop-diva eye over the proceedings and looks ahead to her and her husband Joseph… Audio

Mother and daughter, Annabel & Rose Langbein are two of our most-loved cooks and celebrated food writers. We reunite mother and daughter for Mother's Day and they share their perfect Mother's Day… Audio

Dr Gery Karantzas is a therapist and a professor in the fields of Social Psychology and Relationship Science at Deakin University in Melbourne. Audio

A five-month field trip on a 1920s sailboat was enough to persuade anthropologist Dr Christiaan De Beukelaer that wind is the key to making global trade more eco-friendly.  Audio

In Leta McCollough Seletzky's 'father-daughter memoir', she reconstructs the "life of a black spy" in 1960s America. Audio