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Parents are often concerned about how much time kids spend on social media. But the real menace to children and teens may be that the internet never lets you forget your mistakes.  Audio

Hafsar Tamesuddin talks to Jesse Mulligan about being stateless as a Rohingya born in Myanmar and someone who has been resettled in New Zealand. Audio

In November 1948, Invercargill doctor Geoffrey Orbell discovered two pair of South Island takahē living in a high valley in the Murchison Mountains of Fiordland. Video, Audio, Gallery

Blood-letting, tying a dead mole to the head; these are just a few of the ways migraines have been treated over the centuries. The pain is so debilitating, patients have agreed to have holes drilled… Audio

Stacey Morrison joins Afternoons with Jesse to share some helpful te reo Māori phrases and some useful tips on social etiquette. Audio

You've probably heard of Sci-fi and YA genres of books but what about Cli-fi? Climate fiction is a new category of speculative fiction, born out of climate change concern.  Audio

A couple of weeks ago we spoke to Christchurch local Jim McLachlan about his 60 year-old, tartan hat from Scotland. Audio

Earlier today the government released two reports from the Interim Climate Change Committee, with recommendations on how to curb the harmful effects of climate change. Audio

Professor Jonathan Haidt believes democracy is in jeopardy because constant outrage and our incessant 'call out culture' makes sensible debate impossible. Audio

 Banks have been a hot topic of late with a lot of criticism leveled at the Australian operators which dominate the New Zealand sector. Audio

Celebrity chef Josh Emett share the recipe for a heart-warming Chicken Pot Pie. This pie – from London chef Bruce Poole – appears in Josh's recent book The Recipe, a compilation of recipes from 150… Audio

The New Zealand share market just keeps on growing but some worry that after such a long period of growth, a crash seems inevitable. Financial journalist and author Mary Holm advises investors to stay… Audio

Sir Tom Clark is one of New Zealand's most celebrated ceramicists, having transformed the Crown Lynn company from a modest conglomerate of brick and pipe manufacturers into a tableware colossus. Audio

Now, a chance for creative kids to be a part of a literary adventure. Donovan Bixley is one of the country's most acclaimed illustrators and behind the Flying Furballs series. Audio

There's a group of Kiwis out there who may be close to losing their sight - but they don't know it. Audio

Steve Bales was 26 years old, a NASA Guidance officer in Mission Control, when he had to make the decision of a lifetime.  Audio, Gallery

Where have your oats been before you chuck them your breakfast bowl and is there a chance you're actually eating critters as well? Audio

The Christchurch Star is reporting that a criminal is on the loose on the streets of Christchurch. And not just any criminal – a hat thief.. Audio

Surgeon Richard Babor treats many cancer patients, and inevitably he's faced with the same question – 'How could I have prevented this?' In the new TVNZ series How Not To Get Cancer, Babor explores… Audio

Our Bookmarks guest today takes her role as an indigenous film maker very seriously, but having a Pakeha Mum and a Maori dad, being comfortable with her Maoriness wasn't always something that came… Audio

Nga Taonga today celebrates the 80th birthday of The Listener. Audio, Gallery

Former Prime Minister and keen mountaineer Helen Clark was in Nepal to mark Sir Ed Hillary's 100th birthday. She explains how important Sir Ed's trust is for the Nepalese. Audio, Gallery

PERE, a dynamic new talent has cracked it on debut! Riding high with his first single High on Ingoingo. This  has been in the making since 2011. PERE is proud to join us today for First Song. Audio

RNZ’s Jesse Mulligan asked listeners to suggest their favourite breakup songs, and was overwhelmed with the response.

"48 hours of really tough mahi' was all it took for the Pōtiki Poi team (led by Dunedin schoolgirl Georgia Tiatia Fa'atoese Latu) to make and sell $1,000 worth of poi at this year's NZ Startup Boot… Audio