Jesse Mulligan

Rob Kelly's latest book quiz. Audio

Kiwifruit have come a long way since their days as a niche exotic fruit known as the Chinese gooseberry. Audio, Gallery

Koha Apparel is a not-for-profit that provides clothing to vulnerable people around Auckland, in exchange for koha. Audio

There is speculation that the classic North Island v South Island rugby match will be revived. Audio

When she was ten, author and blogger Glennon Doyle says the world sat her down and told her to be quiet. Audio

Girls Rock Pōneke mentor Victoria Chellew joins Jesse to explain the programme and play some tunes.  Audio, Gallery

Writer and critic Pip Adam has been thinking about sound and, in particular, how it intersects with place. Audio

Sustainability business Thinkstep ANZ says we all need to know more about the recycling process. Audio

Steve Braunias joins us in studio for his annual announcement of the winner of the Surrey Hotel Steve Braunias Memorial Writers Residency Award. Audio

Lockdown was hard on those who have body image issues and eating disorders. Audio

Aaron Fry has found himself in managed isolation for the second time since the Covid-19 outbreak reached New Zealand. Audio

Marie Kondo showed the world how the life changing magic of tidying up around the house. Audio

RNZ's Simon Morris has an encyclopedic knowledge of Coronation Street. He's watched it from the start, and tells us why it has been so successful for so long, and answers listener questions. Audio

We've asked you what recipe you would like from your favourite cafe. Audio

Caitlin discusses two comedies dealing with the tougher sides of parenting. Audio

The first season of TVNZ's series Brain Busters starts today. Audio

Universities across the country are introducing more online learning. Audio

National MP and former deputy leader Paula Bennett has announced she's not standing in the upcoming election, ending her 15-year career in politics. Audio

Doc's Nicola Toki introduces us to this week's critter is the sea squirt or sea tulip. There common name comes from the fact they look like an odd shaped tulip.  Audio