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A week before the new election date in 1984, then-Prime Minister Robert Muldoon and Labour leader David Lange had the chance to size each other up in a historic debate. Audio

Journalist and home chef Natasha Frost has created an ingenious tool to track her culinary creations.  Audio

The chief executive and co-founder of Litmaps, Dr Kyle Webster, tells Jesse how the platform works. Audio

The morning after Mary Trump's uncle Donald Trump became president of the United States. She wrote down these words: “Demeaned, diminished, debased.” Audio

Mike Minogue, of What We Do In The Shadows and Wellington Paranormal fame, joins Jesse to talk about what he enjoys watching, reading and listening to in his spare time! Audio

Scottish crime writer Ian Rankin speaks about using manuscripts left by his literary hero to finish 'The Dark Remains'. Audio

Journalist Sacha McNeil is on a mission to celebrate homemade crafts and their makers with her new project. Audio

Wildlife photographer and self-described "bird nerd" Holly Neill joins Jesse to talk about making friends with pīwakawaka. Audio

Australian comedian Nazeem Hussain - host of podcast The Pineapple Project - on learning to make his life richer by spending less on things that don't add anything to his life. Audio

A natural 'no-makeup' look is fashionable for faces at the moment, says Auckland makeup artist Sophie Tabakas. The key to pulling it off is taking good care of your skin, she tells Jesse Mulligan. Audio

Chef and food stylist Kelly Gibney's shares an easy and tasty recipe today for her recipe for Creamy Chicken Saagwala. Audio

Gardening guru Lynda Hallinan joins Jesse to talk about what can be done in the garden as spring draws near and how to incorporate any child labour you may suddenly at your disposal to help out! Audio

An exhibition at Gisborne's Tairawhiti Museum combines craft through the generations, with sustainability. Colonies was curated by artist Lina Marsh. She talks to Jesse about the works. Audio, Gallery

Former deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, Sir Michael Cullen died overnight. Jesse speaks to his former colleague and flatmate Annette King. Audio

This year marks 80 years since one of the oldest organic organisations in the world was set up. New Zealand's Soil and Health Association was established in 1941 to support organic food and farming… Audio, Gallery

Lewis Contini grew up in Liverpool in England not knowing who his father was. It turns out his grandfather was a famous musician in the band Herbs! Lewis came here to visit, and never left. He tells… Audio

Deadlines can actually be lifelines for perfectionists and procrastinators who never think good is good enough. Christopher Cox is a former chief editor of Harper’s Magazine and former executive… Audio

Our Bookmarks guest today is Shadon Meredith, an actor who's worked in theatre, TV and film. He's currently starring in Dakota of the White Flats which was on at the Q Theatre in Auckland prior to… Audio

Right now might not be the time to be outdoors a lot but there's a offer for later in the year for adventure hungry types. Aimee Hoeberigs started off her career with an internship and loves where it… Audio, Gallery

The price and consequences of being Facebook are actually design choices according to New York Times writers Cecilia Kang and Sheera Frenkel. They talk to Jesse about their book, An Ugly Truth: Inside… Audio

Aotearoa's finest Polynesian musicians lend their talents to the soundtrack of Panthers - a new six-part drama series about the rise of the activist group Polynesian Panthers in the 1970s. Video, Audio

The OECD's latest agricultural outlook predicts our avocado production will double by 2030, reaching 12 million tonnes. Jesse speaks with Jen Scoular the CEO of New Zealand Avocado to see what it… Audio

Kiwi, John Webster was a commercial oil and gas diver in the Northern Hemisphere - but a near death experience while diving lead him to make to a major career change. He trained to be a timber… Audio, Gallery