Jesse Mulligan

At the first ever Seafood Sustainability Awards the CRA8 Rock Lobster Industry Association Inc took home the award for Operational Innovation. CEO Malcolm Lawson talks to Jesse. Audio

Alice Snedden's docu-comedy series tackling some of Aotearoa's most contentious social and political issues is back for a second season, on RNZ and the Spinoff next week. She tells Jesse about the… Audio

Golden Bay residents are pushing for tighter controls on the marine farming industry which is rapidly taking off in the area.  Rod Barker tells Jesse why they are so concerned. Audio

Auckland Council has back tracked on including sustainable building certification on its Land Information Memoranda or LIM reports.  Jesse speaks to the Green Building Council chief executive, Andrew… Audio

Steve talks about the rural issues affecting farmers right now and answers listeners questions. Audio

Retired detective inspector Ian Holyoake headed the inquiry with a team of detectives searching for Kirsa Jensen who disappeared on September 1st, 1983. He talks to Jesse about the unsolved case. Audio, Gallery

In today's recipe request we're showcasing Bang Bang chicken salad served at Millbrook Resort in Arrowtown. Sous chef Tracy Alderton talks Jesse through the delicious dish. Audio

John Heskett's trying to get his tower approved to provide a tourist attraction in the Waikato. He tells Jesse about his idea and why he keeps trying to get it made after being denied resource consent… Audio

Kapiti Youth Support is reporting a 300% increase in the number of young people, aged between 10 and 24, seeking help for mental health issues post lockdown. CEO of KYS Raechel Osborne talks to Jesse.

The Maxim Institute has researched how government led Active Labour Market Policies work in real terms. Report author and economist, Julian Wood, talks to Jesse about the research. Audio

Australian author and comedian Mikey Robins tells stories of wonderfully awful people in his new book, Reprehensible: Polite Histories of Bad Behaviour. It's as funny as it is horrifying. Audio

Wellington lawyer and musician Michael Petherick has now added published writer to his CV, he talks to Jesse about his busy life and what he likes to read, listen to and watch when he relaxes. Audio, Gallery

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

This week Nga Taonga Sound and Vision archives looks back 75 years to the bombing of Hiroshima. Audio, Gallery

The Edwin Fox is a significant piece of World Maritime History and come to the attention of the BBC and Canadian researchers. Edwin Fox museum manager Karen McLeod explains its significance to Jesse.