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Financial journalist Mary Holm says there are two reasons for investing - the obvious one is to see your wealth grow over time, but on the rise are investors who dip their toes in the water, purely… Audio

Crimes NZ today looked at the The death of 21 year old Blenheim woman, Ruby Knox, who was murdered by her mother, Donella Knox. Donella's laywer Simon Shamy talks to Jesse about the harrowing case. Audio

With international tourists no longer in the mix, the opportunity's been taken by Sam Brough, to try and change how tourism operates. He talks to Jesse about his scheme, Kiwi Welcome. Audio

Sometimes breaking up with a toxic friend is even harder than ending a romantic relationship says neuropsychologist Dr Hannah Korrel. She talks to Jesse about how do ditch mates who're no good for us.

Today our Bookmarks guest is TV and print journalist Jehan Casinader. He's also written a book This is Not How it Ends about his depression. He joins Jesse in the studio to share his favourite songs… Audio

Parnell vet, Dr Megan Alderson talks to Jesse about the shortage of vets around the country and why so many choose to leave the profession. Audio

To reduce New Zealand's alarmingly high male suicide rate, we need to reinvent what it means to be a man in this country, says TV presenter Matt Chisholm. He hopes to be part of the change with a new… Video, Audio

You have less than 2 weeks to get your entries in for the Kiwi Cover song Contest. Jesse plays a montage of some of our favourite recent entries. Audio

Susan Rogers always dreamed of working in the recording industry and then along came a prince, the Prince, who along with her tenacity helped make the dream come true. Audio, Gallery

Farmers markets around Auckland are rapidly growing in  popularity. Now Auckland council is offering guided tours with well known chefs to navigate them. Hāngi Master Rewi Spraggon is one of the… Audio

During lockdown, comedian Guy Montgomery's creative juices were flowing and he came up with the idea of getting comedians to take part in a spelling bee. He talks to Jesse about how it works and… Audio

DCM, formerly the Downtown Community Ministry, has this year opened a polling booth in its building to encourage homeless and vulnerable Wellingtonians to vote. DCM Kaitautoko support, Matthew Mawkes… Audio

RNZ Concert's Clarissa Dunn is back with Jesse to play Classical Music Matchmaker!  Voting is open for New Zealand's only classical music poll - RNZ Concert's Settling the Score 2020 Voting closes… Audio

The life and brilliance of defence lawyer Greg King has been laid out in a docu-drama screening tonight. Massey University law professor Chris Gallavan was involved with the project which is screening… Audio

RNZ Concert's Clarissa Dunn is back with Jesse to play Classical Music Matchmaker!  Email your "dating bio" or details about what you're looking for to jesse@rnz.co.nz Audio

The co-directors of the MacDiarmid Institute for Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology say the key to the country's COVID economic recovery lies with the post-doctoral researchers. Dr Nicola Gaston… Audio

A unique relationship developed between a man in need of connection, and a cephalopod curious about his daily visits has been made into a documentary. Jesse talks to filmmaker Pippa Ehrlich. Video, Audio, Gallery

RNZ Concert's Clarissa Dunn is back with Jesse to play Classical Music Matchmaker! Classical Cupid will find classical music tailored specifically for you based on your dating profile. Today she music… Audio

Edinburgh University Professor of Evolutionary Ecology Jonathan Silvertown at why laughter is our first langauge and what is certifiably funny and what isn't in his new book, The Comedy of Error: Why… Audio

For today's music feature, we're talking about Jack White, who's known for his work with The White Stripes, The Raconteurs and The Dead Weather. Music therapist Ruby Solly is a big fan of White and… Audio

Rishi Sharma's a Domino's pizza franchise owner who spotted a man using a pizza box to ask for spare change from passers by near one of his stores. Instead of giving him a few coins, he gave him a… Audio

Concerns have been raised that a lack of qualified veterinarians around the country will cause an animal welfare crisis and big stress for vets who're already working hard. Vetstaff recruiter Julie… Audio

Age has set beloved Australian writer and broadcaster Robert Dessaix free. He travels the world having conversations about ageing to understand not just the. Its all detailed in his new book, The Time… Audio

Jesse had a tough job on Friday in Marlborough, tasting 47 pies and their proposed wine matches. He was the judge of the fourth annual Great Burleigh Pie Challenge, he speaks to one of the organisers… Audio