Jesse Mulligan

Builder Stan Scott joins Jesse on the show to answer any DIY questions you might have.  Audio

Yadana Saw, who's filling in as host of Music 101 this Saturday, tells Jesse what's coming up on the show and picks a track to play. Audio

Martin Bosley shares a lunch recipe that makes the most of the spring produce. Audio

Mary talks about ethical investing following on from a report by The Responsible Investment Association of Australasia which reviewed the investment practices of 27 financial institutions in New… Audio

We look back at the early years of New Zealand's longest running soap opera, Shortland Street. Audio

Store manager at Flying Out Records in Auckland, Matthew Crawley, talks to Jesse about plans for a 10th anniversary reissue of Tiny Ruins album and the latest album out from Lucien Johnson. Audio

A new creative project launches today that could be the perfect distraction for those of us still in lockdown. Audio

The programme for November's Verb Reader's and Writer's Festival has been released today - and this year the festival comes with a special theme.  Audio

A family-run South Auckland business has come up with a novel way to encourage staff to get vaccinated.  Audio

Comedian Jamie Loftus speaks to Jesse about her podcast My Year In Mensa and other projects. Audio

You may have seen Brynley Stent on Taskmaster NZ, Celebrity Treasure Island or Shortland Street. The Auckland actor, comedian and writer talks to Jesse Mulligan about what she's watching, reading and… Audio

Hawke's Bay's Craggy Range has come 11th in a list of the world's top 50 vineyards, as judged by 'World's Best Vineyards' - an organisation which promotes the world's top wine tourism spots.  Audio

Podcast critic Molly Jones tells us about Up And Vanished series 3 from TenderFoot TV.  Audio

RNZ producer and onetime bookseller Robert Kelly presents his weekly quiz. Audio

Old-school or traditionals skills like home cooking, gardening, and even darning, have been lost a little bit in the flurry of modern life. But volunteers in Motueka are planning on bring them back. Audio

Human rights advocate Erin Gough speaks to Jesse about her experience of going to open homes in a wheelchair. Audio

Auckland restaurateur Yael Shochat from Ima Cusine tells Jesse why people need to return to the inner-city. Audio

Justin McLean from the Roulettes joins Jesse to discuss the bands' recently re-released song Something's Changing and the legacy of  Andrew Brough. Audio

He helped eradicate smallpox with the World Health Organization, and renowned epidemiologist Dr Larry Brilliant says getting the Delta variant under control requires a similar massive global effort. Audio