Jesse Mulligan

Investigative journalist and presenter David Lomas began covering the Mr Asia drug ring case when he was a crime reporter at the Dominion newspaper in Wellington in 1978. He has followed the story… Audio

David Dougherty was convicted for the rape and abduction of an 11 year old girl in 1993. But he wasn't guilty of the crime. Donna Chisholm was the journalist at the centre of the campaign to free him… Audio

Crowdsourcing can raise money, encourage citizen science and even solve crime. Jesse talks to Billy Jensen about his citizen sleuths and how they have solved many cases the police couldn't.  Audio

Today's Bookmarks guest, Michel Mulipola, is living out his childhood dreams as a cartoonist, comic book shop owner, professional wrestler and gamer.  Audio

Afternoons Book Quiz with Robert Kelly. Robert joins Jesse to test the audience book knowledge and Jesse's! Audio

Sarah Johnston from Nga Taonga Sound & Vision looks back to when  Wellington's grand railway station opened in 1937, then  the biggest building in New Zealand.

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Earlier this week the Society for Science Based Healthcare spoke to Jesse about their Spinoff Article questioning whether ACC should fund acupuncture as a rehabilitation therapy. Acupuncturist Kate… Audio

Deane Fuller-Sandys went missing on 21 August,1989 after setting off to go fishing at the rough West Auckland beach Whatipu and for nearly a decade he was presumed drowned. Audio

Dr Peter Salk works in epidemiology and shares his unique insight into how vaccines are developed and why there is reason for hope in the race to develop one for Covid-19. Audio

Simon Sweetman looks at the work of Curtis Mayfield, and explains why his songs continue to inspire. Video, Audio

Lisa Glass reviews Where the Crawdads Sing, The Marsh King's Daughter and Swamplandia! Audio

Hawke's Bay father, Cam, has been described as a cross between Bear Grylls and Jamie Oliver.  Audio, Gallery

As more people talk about the difficulties they face in managed isolation at hotels around NZ, returned expat Kate Catalinac says they should stop complaining.  Audio

It's been forecast that up to 14,000 jobs could be affected if more severe water restrictions are introduced in drought-stricken Auckland.  Audio

Political science professor Jack Vowles believes the media has over-reacted to the new cases of Covid-19 making their way past our borders.  Audio

This week's expert knows all about intelligence.  Professor James Flynn is an internationally recognised expert on intelligence he's also  an emeritus professor at Otago University. Audio

We've asked you what recipe you would like from your favourite cafe. Today we're showcasing Hamilton restaurant Scotts Epicurian and their delicious dish Aglio Olio. Audio