Jesse Mulligan

Sharing photos from your day at work is the norm, thanks to social media. But if you are a teacher - how much should you be allowed to share? Audio

One of the temporary residents at the Goat Island Marine Discovery Centre had it out for a PhD student at the centre. Audio

Ahead of the Auckland Folk Festival musician Zoe Scott is travelling the country, playing music and living out of a van as she takes her single 'Baby Y?' on tour. Audio

This week's critter is the Ngaio weevil, a giant flightless weevil found only on Stephen's Island. Audio

Julie Biuso shares a superb recipe for Roast Leg of Lamb with Orange &Thyme. She also give us some tips for making perfect gravy, carving meat and getting your knives nice and sharp. Audio

Behind the Scenes of Afternoons with Jesse Mulligan and Ali Ventura. Audio

With their high-energy mix of alt pop and rock weirdness, Ha the Unclear are one of our favourite NZ Live acts. Now the Auckland-via-Dunedin band are spreading their infectious sound around the… Video, Audio

Each week at this time we bring you stories from New Zealanders who were forced to leave their homelands and have resettled here. This week, Afternoons speaks to Millad Rashidi from Afghanistan. Audio

Piki Toi is an artist's collective creating opportunities for people from the streets of Auckland. Margaret Lewis and Tiare Turetahi tell us about the uplifting mahi. Audio

UK reporter Christian Smith discusses early results and possible outcomes in what is being called the most important Election in the UK for a generation. Audio

We hear an update from Whakaari - White Island recovery mission, and a personal story from charter operator Rick Pollock. Audio

Theia wrote a Christmas song in te reo, called Te Kaiwhakaora O Te Ao. She joins us in our Auckland studio with some very special guests to perform it live. Video, Audio

Sometimes the only thing that stands between ever-expanding fake news and misinformation is someone with a robust sense of skepticism. Enter Dr Steven Novella. Audio

Randy Newman recently announced his first ever NZ shows. Music critic Simon Sweetman talks about why Randy Newman's music is important and details his tour. Video, Audio