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RNZ's Brad Warrington looks at new music amid an influx of post-lockdown releases. Audio

Australian Tim Minchin has released his second single from his upcoming album Apart Together.  Tim speaks to Jesse about the single which puts his distinct style on the touchy topic of fidelity. Video, Audio

Crowdsourcing can raise money, encourage citizen science and even solve crime. Jesse talks to Billy Jensen about his citizen sleuths and how they have solved many cases the police couldn't.  Audio

Today's Bookmarks guest, Michel Mulipola, is living out his childhood dreams as a cartoonist, comic book shop owner, professional wrestler and gamer.  Audio

Afternoons Book Quiz with Robert Kelly. Robert joins Jesse to test the audience book knowledge and Jesse's! Audio

Kevin Upjohn of Waniuomata has managed to collect 13 thousand pens from all over the world over the past 30 years. He explains to Jesse he's selling his beloved collection. Audio

Dr Peter Salk works in epidemiology and shares his unique insight into how vaccines are developed and why there is reason for hope in the race to develop one for Covid-19. Audio

Simon Sweetman looks at the work of Curtis Mayfield, and explains why his songs continue to inspire. Video, Audio

Hawke's Bay father, Cam, has been described as a cross between Bear Grylls and Jamie Oliver.  Audio, Gallery

This week's expert knows all about intelligence.  Professor James Flynn is an internationally recognised expert on intelligence he's also  an emeritus professor at Otago University. Audio

Dr Deidre Barrett from Harvard Medical School is a dream expert and has been collecting people's pandemic dreams to put in her new book called Pandemic Dreams. Jesse spoke to Dr Barrett in May and… Audio

A farm owner and some keen bikers have come together to open up a 50km bike park on Glendhu Station near Wānaka. Audio

Marie Jujnovich aka 'Nana Marie' joins Jesse to speak about her work with Heart Kids. Audio

As governments around the world enforce lockdowns, media mistrust soars and critical thinking erodes, traditionally liberal-leaning wellness advocates are being forced into a shared space with Trump… Audio

James Crow, the founder of Little Island Coconut Creamery, shares his go to books, movies, tv series, songs and podcast picks. Audio

Paul Bushnell looks at the difference between a radio broadcast and a podcast and reviews the BBC's Kermode & Mayo's Film Review, and Tracks. Audio

Every week Robert Kelly puts some questions linked to books to the audience. Audio

After almost 10 years, a local butchery is shutting up shop in Wellington. Owner Rob Cameron chats to Jesse Mulligan about the importance of shopping local. Audio

Loneliness is natural, normal and very common – but it's also bad for our health, says Dr Vivek Murthy, former surgeon general of the United States. Being lonely can increase our risk of heart… Audio

Rock around the clock! DJ Sandon James, of Sweet Mix Kids fame, takes us back through the years and brings to life again the songs we grew up with. Audio

Mittens the cat is one of Wellington's most famous residents. We speak to his owner, Silvio Bruinsma, about Mittens and an upcoming exhibition celebrating his royal floofiness. Audio, Gallery

New Zealand's Scott Base is to be redeveloped with the existing base replaced with three interconnected buildings.  Audio