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Dylan Reeve's found the person who wrote the original reddit post which was used for the basis of a nasty, racist, untrue viral social media post. Dylan talks to Jesse about this guy, why he put his… Audio

A retirement hobby has turned into a successful and growing business for Hutt Valley couple, Margie Petherick and Robert Baldock. Robert talks to Jesse about their shop, Shipwreck Trading, on the… Audio

Health experts are seeing more COVID misinformation doing the rounds as the latest developments in New Zealand coincide with the lead up to a general election. Researcher Kate Hannah talks about… Audio

Auckland's City Mission has adapted its operations to fit in with alert level 3 restrictions which came into force earlier this week. City Missioner Chris Farrelly talks to Jesse about what they're… Audio

Financial author and journalist Mary Holm discusses how you can work out what's a reasonable goal for you for your retirement savings. Audio

Businesses face an uncertain future with the community transmission of COVID-19 in South Auckland, as longer periods of lock down restrictions are floated. Business NZ CE Kirk Hopes talks to Jesse… Audio

With the current outbreak in Auckland experts say testing is key to keeping the spread of COVID-19 contained. It's also been emphasised that genome testing will help understand how long the virus has… Audio

In 2018, our Bookmarks guest Nicola Harvey quit her media executive job in Sydney and moved home to Aotearoa to start up a cattle farm. Audio, Gallery

People all over the country are feeling an impact of going back to tougher alert level restrictions on their mental health. Psychologist Jacqui Maguire talks to Jesse about coping with the return to… Audio

This Saturday marks the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II or V.J. Day, with a special commemoration to be held at the Pukeahu National War Memorial in Wellington. Audio, Gallery

Listener, Tim talks to Jesse about how there are about 30 people in line outside the Dunedin central Countdown. Audio

With community transmission detected all aged care facilities have closed their doors until midnight on Friday to anyone but staff and suppliers. Grey Power President Mac Welch talks to Jesse about… Audio

Having Covid 19 is not a simple recovery. For thousands of people around the world, symptoms don't just start and then stop.They call themselves Long Haulers. Diana Berrent lives in New York and… Audio

The best duets as chosen by our listeners - from songs of love to songs of loathing. Audio

In August last year, Dignity co-founder, Jacinta Gulasekharam, delivered a petition to parliament calling for the ministry of education to provide free period products in schools. She talks to Jesse… Audio

Julie Biuso joins us to talk about lemons, which are in abundance at the moment. She also shares a delicious recipe for louise cake using lemon curd instead of raspberry jam. Audio

NZ's response to Covid-19 has sparked an increase in patriotism - but Dr Grant Morris from Victoria University belives it has also lead to an increase in nationalism. He asks how this new wave of… Audio

Steve talks about the rural issues affecting farmers right now and answers listeners questions. Audio

Retired detective inspector Ian Holyoake headed the inquiry with a team of detectives searching for Kirsa Jensen who disappeared on September 1st, 1983. He talks to Jesse about the unsolved case. Audio, Gallery

John Heskett's trying to get his tower approved to provide a tourist attraction in the Waikato. He tells Jesse about his idea and why he keeps trying to get it made after being denied resource consent… Audio

Australian author and comedian Mikey Robins tells stories of wonderfully awful people in his new book, Reprehensible: Polite Histories of Bad Behaviour. It's as funny as it is horrifying. Audio

Wellington lawyer and musician Michael Petherick has now added published writer to his CV, he talks to Jesse about his busy life and what he likes to read, listen to and watch when he relaxes. Audio, Gallery

Join us for this week's book quiz with Robert Kelly. Audio