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The Edwin Fox is a significant piece of World Maritime History and come to the attention of the BBC and Canadian researchers. Edwin Fox museum manager Karen McLeod explains its significance to Jesse.

Today's first song is from Jack Panther. He speaks to Jesse about the release of the second single from that album, Headlights. Audio

Sir Jonathon Porritt lays out the science that has led to a new sense of exasperation in his book, Hope in Hell: A Decade to Confront the Climate Emergency. Audio

Dozens of kiwis have landed on the Billboard Hot 100 in the United States. Audioculture's Gareth Shute plays some of the unexpected hits from the 1960s to today. Audio

Novelist, reviewer and Writer in Residence at Victoria University, Catherine Robertson, tells Jesse about opening her own bookshop. Audio

Most of have daydreamed about what we would do if we won Lotto. Jesse speaks to the author of 'Sudden Money and how to Handle it', Nick Crawford. Audio

The Sensitives are millions of people who suffer from synthetic chemicals. Journalist Oliver Broudy takes us inside the world of people who seem to be allergic to the modern world. Audio

Auckland-based band Fred came together after five of the 22 flatmates discovered a common interest in music. Video, Audio

This winter has been a tough one at the checkout for the cost of veggies, so Megan May from Little Bird Organics has been getting creative. Audio

Christchurch musician Ryan Fisherman performs tracks from his debut album Vibe, which came out in May. Ryan also works as a session musician and engineer with famed Lyttleton producer Ben Edwards who… Video, Audio

We've all heard of limes, but have you heard of finger limes? They're known as 'citrus caviar'.  Audio

After 20 years overseas, acclaimed Kiwi journalist Anna Fifield is moving back to Wellington to become The Dominion Post's new editor. She tells Jesse Mulligan she'll miss the excitement of Asia but… Audio

Today financial author and journalist Mary Holm discusses economic wellness. Audio

Today financial author and journalist Mary Holm discusses economic wellness. Audio

Today we're showcasing Chicken Delhi Dhaiwala from Planet Spice in Wellington's Newtown. Audio

Russian interference in 2016 US elections is old news, says foreign policy analyst David Shimer. Audio

New York-based singer, songwriter, musician, and performance artist, Amanda Palmer, joins Jesse to talk about some of her favourite things. Audio

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

In today’s visit to the Sound Archives of Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision, Sarah Johnston plays us some recordings about the famous 'taste of the South'. Audio, Gallery

Eel McPherson is a little bit of a celebrity in the world of eels in Aotearoa. We speak to Alyce Charlesworth about this special eel's new adventure. Audio

Unbeknownst to many of us, a small asteroid was passing by planet Earth last night. Audio

Hawke's Bay-based artist and creative director, Anthony Van Dorsten, creates stunning immersive art installations that play with light and colour. Audio

The eighth season of 'Fishing and Adventure' will premiere on TV1 next month. Co-presenter, company director, and founder Scott Parry joins Jesse in the Auckland studio. Audio

Bride and Graham Coe share their home in Paekākāriki with some unusual housemates - penguins. Audio

Our expert segment today is all about the vegetable we spend more money on than any other. Audio