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New Zealand music legend Don McGlashan and Anita Clark (aka MOTTE) join us for a live session. Video, Audio

We've done away with plastic shopping bags, and lots of people have adjusted to using keep cups and reusable water bottles - has the time now come to do away with single-use cleaning products? Audio

In New Zealand, Dunedin is leading the charge in our gaming industry, with 43 percent of the workforce at local studios made up by women. Among them is Zoe Hobson, who is the CEO of game developer… Audio

Cricket fans are excited about the opening game of the T20 World Cup tomorrow as the Black Caps take on the Australians, but should they be worried about the demise of the 50 over game? Shane Bond… Audio

Whanganui's Koha Shed charity has put out a call for Christmas present donations in the lead up to the festive season. The group's founder and manager Sherron Sunnex talks to Jesse. Audio

Academic researcher Richard Reeves understands how anti-feminist reactionaries from the "online manosphere" can become attractive to men who feel stigmatised by society. We have a cultural… Audio

For Bookmarks this week playwright and actor Ralph McCubbin Howell is our guest. He found theatre company, Trick of the Light, with his partner Hannah Smith. Audio

A Dunedin teenager has taken out the top spot of the Sargeson secondary schools short story competition - for the second year running. Shima Jack talks to Jesse about her award-winning writing. Audio

Mark Bellgrove is a Professor in Cognitive Neuroscience and President of Australian ADHD Professionals Association who helped write Australia's diagnosis recommendations. Audio

The rural town of Pukekohe, south of Auckland, has a bleak history of racial segregation that has, for the most part, gone untold. A new TVNZ documentary No Māori Allowed sheds light on the town’s… Audio

For our expert feature today we're talking about stuttering. Before we speak to speech language therapist Janelle Irvine about what causes a stutter we speak to Felix Unger. Audio

Imagine a future where electricity is transferred not through wires and cables, but through the air and maybe even from space. Well it might have already arrived. Auckland based company Emrod is at… Audio

Researchers Otago University may have found us an option for food packaging that doesn't involve harmful plastics. It's called Chitosan, and it's a material derived from the outer shells of… Audio

Auckland folk musician Tom Cunliffe is currently touring NZ with his new album Secret Exhibition. He performs a live session at our Auckland studio and chats to Jesse Mulligan. Video, Audio

Swapping Silicon Valley for Hamilton isn't the usual trajectory for an internationally successful tech firm. But that's exactly what digital streaming platform Shift72 did. Audio

Barbara Plester has spent years researching humour in the workplace. She recently co-authored one of the first academic studies to explore the fine line between work banter and bullying. Audio

Malia Johnston has been a tour de force of New Zealand's dance industry for over 20 years. She in our Wellington studio today for Bookmarks. Audio

With local body elections done and dusted, it's time to cast one more vote. Settling the Score is RNZ Concert's annual poll of Aotearoa's favourite classical music.Concert presenters Clarissa Dunne… Audio

Many people may know Ana Scotney for her incredible performance in the film adaptation of the Patricia Grace novel 'Cousins.' She has also has a new podcast out with Advocacy Group, Just Speak, called… Audio