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Financial author and journalist Mary Holm is back for her fortnightly money chat.  Audio

The New Zealand Dance Company is looking ahead with a new programme designed to better prepare their dancers for their professional lives on and after the stage.  Audio

Best selling Australian author Liane Moriarty has sold more than 14 million copies of her books around the world.  Audio

Five years ago the united Nations laid out out fifteen year roadmap for creating a world where growth was sustainable.  Audio

It's time for Bookmarks, this week with Damien Wilkins!  Audio

The president of Skateboarding New Zealand, who has just won the NZ Masters title at Bowlzilla, tells us about the rise of the sport, and the pros and cons of having it in the Olympics. Audio

Retired climatologist and soil microbiologist Walter Jehne explains what a soil carbon sponge is and how it could help cool the planet by rehydrating soils. Audio

In South Canterbury, by the Ōrari river, next to Geraldine, groups of farmers and environmentalists, many of whom are both of these things, are setting up a trap library. Bryan Clearwater explains the… Audio

Drought and the effects of coronavirus are hitting farmers hard. Mark Warren from Waipari Station in central Hawke's Bay has taken a break from hauling lambs out of mud to tell Jesse about his… Audio

Designer Becs Bartells saw a gap in the death industry – the lack of eco-friendly caskets. She's launched a cardboard casket business called Outside the Box. Audio

University of Canterbury Child and Family Psychologist Sarah Whitcombe-Dobbs is part of a panel event to explain how to deal with children's concerns around the COVID-19 outbreak.. She speaks to… Audio

Rest home life is at the centre of a performance at the NZ Fringe Festival. It's also performed by the residents of those rest homes. Two of the cast from, 'Dance Me to the End of Time', speak to… Audio

New Zealand author Sarah Quigley paints an honest picture of the pain of divorce and recovering from the trauma.

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Jason Gunn has been on the airwaves for more than 30 years and joins Jesse to talk about his latest business venture, his old mate Thingee and his obsession with cinema and some of his favourite… Audio

Martin Rich says you don't have to trash the environment around you in order to make money. Audio

A second case of Covid 19 in New Zealand was confirmed by the Ministry of Health this morning. Dr Siouxsie Wiles, Microbiologist from Auckland University joins Jesse explain the significance of this.

You may not be familiar with the name Danger Mouse, but there's a good chance you've heard some of the music he has made.  Audio

What did you get up to at high school? Did you get to build any robots? Feilding High School maths teacher Graham Conlon is also the school's head of robotics and his team are on a roll. Audio, Gallery

When you're young you feel immortal, then little by little you come to learn you're out of the youth club, says French model and Chanel ambassador Caroline De Maigret. Video, Audio

Pot plants are back in a big way. It seems even in the smallest of living spaces pot plants are blooming. Gardening guru Lynda Hallinan joins Jesse Mulligan. Audio

Poetry is alive and well in New Zealand primary schools! Teachers around New Zealand are currently using a famous William Carlos Williams poem to get children to admit their naughtiest deeds. Audio

Despite the efforts of governments over decades, New Zealand’s welfare state has failed to solve entrenched poverty, Professor Jonathan Boston from Victoria University. Audio

If anyone knows about lawns and how to keep them looking great - it's a groundsman. Rupert Bool is tasked with looking after Hagley Oval - he'll be here to share his tips with you! Audio

The acclaimed novel, Essays in Love, written by Swiss philosopher Alain de Botton, has been adapted into a stage play by two New Zealand writers, Oliver Driver and Eli Kent. Eli talks to Jesse about… Audio