Jesse Mulligan

Today financial author and journalist Mary Holm discusses economic wellness. Audio

Today financial author and journalist Mary Holm discusses economic wellness. Audio

In 1984, Lorraine Cohen and her son Aaron were arrested in Malaysia and accused of drug trafficking. Audio, Gallery

Today we're showcasing Chicken Delhi Dhaiwala from Planet Spice in Wellington's Newtown. Audio

Musician and critic Dianne Swann reviews Dehd's third album Flower of Devotion and plays us a couple of tracks. Audio

The 14 songs on Legend go a long way toward demonstrating why Bob Marley rose to become an international superstar. Audio

Auckland Botanic Gardens curator, Rebecca Stanley, offers some tips on tree planting in winter.  Audio

For the first time, maritime archaeologists have surveyed three key sites in Fiordland including the Endeavour wreck in Dusky Sound. Audio

Fears are growing in New South Wales over the rapid spread of Covid-19. Audio

To celebrate the release of her debut EP Magnetic - Christchurch-based dance-pop artist Alannah PRINS, known by her stage name PRINS, joins us in our Auckland studio to play Stay Away. Audio

Russian interference in 2016 US elections is old news, says foreign policy analyst David Shimer. Audio

New York-based singer, songwriter, musician, and performance artist, Amanda Palmer, joins Jesse to talk about some of her favourite things. Audio

Join us for this week's book quiz with Robert Kelly. Audio

In today’s visit to the Sound Archives of Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision, Sarah Johnston plays us some recordings about the famous 'taste of the South'. Audio, Gallery

Eel McPherson is a little bit of a celebrity in the world of eels in Aotearoa. We speak to Alyce Charlesworth about this special eel's new adventure. Audio

Unbeknownst to many of us, a small asteroid was passing by planet Earth last night. Audio

New Zealanders who enter the country temporarily, or who leave after planned regulations come into force, will be charged for managed isolation. Audio

Auckland-based musician Geoff Ong has just released his new single Into Into You. Audio

The great operas are full of stories of tragedy and triumph. But no story on stage can match the one bass baritone Ryan Speedo Green has lived. Video, Audio

Bands have been coming into RNZ studios since 2005 to play NZLive sessions on Afternoons. One of the engineers who has recorded a lot of these is Andre Upston. We asked him to dig out some of his… Audio