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Mary Holm answers listener questions about their Kiwisaver options and personal finances.  Audio

Dianne Swann reviews the latest album out from Anthonie Tonnon. His third album, Leave Love Out Of This, is released tomorrow and is his first album with Slow Time Records. Audio

It's a sign of the times that these days we have to check whether an awa, roto, or moana is "swimmable" before taking a dip. Ingrid Horrocks has just published a piece for The Guardian about her… Audio

A University of Canterbury Professor has become the first woman to win a prestigious NZ physics award - the Dan Walls Medal.  Audio

Funeral celebrant Timothy Giles is back to talk to Jesse about how to write a funeral notices. He explains what level of detail you should include and what vital information is usually included for a… Audio

Australian feminist and author Kasey Edwards says self-esteem is a super power. She tells Jesse why it's so important to raise girls who like themselves. Audio

When singles sign up to Sasha Madarasz's dating agency Two's Company, she asks them some important questions - about current and future offspring, ethnicity and smoking. Yet it's also true you can… Audio

Caitlin Cherry tells us about Starstruck with Rose Matafeo, Working Moms and Line of Duty. Audio

ABC journalist Elias Clure talks to Jesse about the Covid-19 outbreak in the greater Sydney region. Audio

Super-talented chef Al Brown shares a recipe for trevally which is his favourite fish to eat raw. He's combining it with a Ponzu recipe he's used for the past two decades Audio

Mid-winter Christmas is well underway in the charming town of Marton. Jesse catches up with Jenny Greener of Granny's Christmas Grotto, an extensive collection of Christmas objects. Audio

Jesse first spoke to Jamie McAulay years ago when he was in the early stages of researching the diets of alpine stoats. Now Jamie's research has been published in the New Zealand Journal of Ecology. 

A chance meeting at a hardware shop has led to 16 Wintec students landing jobs in Huntly. Audio

NZ Screen history today looks back to the Holmes show. Former TVNZ Head of News and Current Affairs and original executive producer Paul Cutler, alongside another former EP, Susan Baldacci, join Jesse… Audio

Ria Hall has hand picked some of the most talented women singers in New Zealand to take part in Tuawahine tomorrow night. Among them is Anika Moa, who joins Jesse to talk about the show. Audio

New Healthy Homes Standards come into force today, meaning landlords must comply with new standards in rental homes. Otago University housing expert and Distinguished Professor Philippa Howden-Chapman… Audio

Sometimes learning to live in the modern world that's constantly changing requires us to look for guidance from the ancient world. Paul Skallas is an evangelist for something called The Lindy effect… Audio

Today period poverty campaigner and lawyer Vicki Scott joins Jesse for Bookmarks. She founded Crimson Organic in 2018 as part of her belief that access to safe period products is a fundamental human… Audio

The proposed changes include making the definition of hate speech more narrow.  Audio

The signs were there, but for seven years, India Oxenberg got sucked deeper and deeper into the NXIVM cult.Her mother, Dynasty actress Catherine Oxenberg tried everything to get her out. India talks… Audio

Today we're visiting one of the most famous neighbourhoods in musical history - Laurel Canyon. Auckland University ethnomusicologist, Dr Kirsten Zemke took us through the neighbourhood and the music… Audio

Last week the government announced 18 new protected areas in the Hauraki Gulf Marine Park. Marine scientist and conservationist Veronica Rotman has been looking through the changes in depth and talks… Audio

It took a long line of strong Māori women to show Jeff Nelligan how to be a good man, and a good father.  Audio