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Recycling food waste is a big challenge, but a group called Citizen collective has found an innovative way to do it. Audio

As part of a Winter Wellness collection for Alison's Pantry, food writer Kelly Gibney created this super yummy dish - of turmeric and greens soup with chicken, quinoa and sesame dumplings.. Audio

KITA is a psychedelic indie band featuring vocalist Nikita 雅涵 Tu-Bryant, keyboardist Ed Zuccollo and drummer Rick Cranson.They join Jesse Mulligan live from the Wellington studio. Audio

Ilana Cheiban has managed to figure out how to use wool to make traditional reins called Mecates. She talks to Jesse about how she's developed her craft.  Audio

An American billionaire was visiting New Zealand in March with a group of friends and had an unplanned extended stay, want to give back. Gabe Newell and his mates now want to show their appreciation. 

Electric Indie band The Naked and Famous are releasing their latest album today. It's called Recover and features 15 new tracks. Today Alisa Xayalith joins the show from LA introduce the album and… Audio

A long awaited new energy centre has been officially opened in Taranaki today. Co-director of the MacDiarmid Institute Professor Justin Hodgkiss talks to Jesse about why the centre and it's goals.  Audio

Shannon LaNier is the sixth great-grandson of Jefferson through his relationship with a slave woman. He gives us his perspective on America's reckoning with racism and the controversy over statues to… Audio

Lead Investigator of the Good Nights Canterbury and Autism Sleep project Dr Laurie McLay explains to Jesse what inroads they have made for families dealing with ASD children's sleeping problems. Audio

Thomas Nash of the New Zealand Alternative think tank talks to Jesse about ensuring the Northern Explorer is back in operation. Audio

Music critic Simon Sweetman takes a look at the long musical career of Sir Paul McCartney - from his time with The Beatles, Wings and his long solo career. Audio

Following the weekend flooding in Northland, Professor James Renwick, says we should brace ourselves for more of these extreme events. He explains why to Jesse.  Audio

The band formerly known as The Dixie Chicks has a new name and a new album, the first in 14 years. One of The Chicks, Emily Strayer, talks to Jesse about Gaslighter and the return to the spotlight. Audio

Tony Stamp is in for Charlotte Ryan tomorrow on Music 101 here on RNZ from midday. He'll talk about what's happening on the music scene over the weekend, what's coming up on the show tomorrow and… Audio

A mother and daughter duo are behind innovative technology to turn wool into a textile which can replace petroleum based materials used in hygiene products. Woolchemy's CEO Derelee Potroz-Smith… Audio

The competition for the Auckland Central electorate has been blown wide open with incumbent, National's Nikki Kaye's resignation. Journalist Simon Wilson talks about how tactical voting could work for… Audio

Executive producer for Masterchef UK, David Ambler, came back to New Zealand in March, for what he anticipated would be a short trip to catch up with family. He talks to Jesse about his lockdown here… Audio

A lack of resource and research for Māori parents and whānau worried about the impact of the upcoming cannabis referendum on rangatahi prompted researcher Dr Moana Theodore to look into the issues for… Audio

A British report on what it calls a "jaw-dropping" decline in fertility rates around the world are no surprise to Hamilton based demographer, Dr Natalie Jackson. Audio

An opinion piece on Newsroom has pointed out that the UK has done a lot more to address climate change in a meaningful way that we have here. Author Marc Daalder talks to Jesse. Audio