Jesse Mulligan

Australian Group Tame Impala's "Let it Happen", from their latest album Currents. Audio

The longlist of 40 flags has been released this week, and it's grabbed the attention, and ridicule, of some. John Oliver mocked the flag debate on his show last year. And now a Washington Post writer… Audio

What the world is talking about with Jesse Mulligan, Jim Mora and Zara Potts. Audio

Actor Alan Alda isn't a doctor, but he played one on TV for 11 years using medical jargon most of us can't understand as Hawkeye on MASH. Now he helps doctors and scientists connect with the public… Audio

Somewhere near 80 thousand people turned out to see Texan rockers ZZ Top for their 1987 show at Western Springs Stadium - and the band played so loud they were banned from ever performing there again… Audio

John Stevens from Waitara has a problem many other business people would be envious of. He's having trouble meeting the worldwide demand for his invention, the Te Kohatu Hangi cooker. Audio

Megacrews from more than 50 countries have been breaking, popping and locking on stage at the 2015 World Hip Hop Championships. And that was the sound of New Zealand crew, Bradas, taking out the final… Audio

Today's feature album is 4 Way Street by Crosby Stills Nash and Young as chosen by David Cairns of Auckland. Audio

Our next guest is comedian, writer, actor and filmmaker, Dylan Moran. He's known for his stand-up comedy, his UK sitcom Black Books, and his work in Shaun of the Dead and Run Fatboy Run. And he's… Audio

Staff at Auckland's Maritime Rescue Centre had a rare treat today when a southern right whale spent part of the morning lolling about in Mechanics Bay. The building houses the Coastguard Operations… Audio

Let It All Go by Birdy and Rhode is a collaboration between English artist Rhodes whose new album drops next month, and Birdy, whose song Skinny Love you might know. Audio

What the world is talking about. With Jesse Mulligan, Jim Mora, Irene Gardiner, and Zoe George. Audio

Electric Wire Hustle's Brother Sun featuring Kimbra is a a bouncy piano-driven dancefloor jam that references 70's disco and jazz. Audio

Toddlers in the UK who are overweight are being referred to weekly weight loss classes. Audio

Politicians are likely to get a 2.6 per cent pay increase this year under new rules for setting their salaries. Audio

The West Auckland property at the centre of a kauri tree sit-in is again in the news. Tree protestor Michael Tavares talks to the Panel about whether he'll be doing another tree-top sit in. Audio

What the Panelists Lavina Good and Rob Salmond have been thinking about. Audio

US news satire presenter Jon Stewart has been called irreplacable. Is he? What makes someone irreplaceable and unforgettable? Audio

Being irreplacable;Panel says;Titirangi kauri threat again;MPs' pay;Obese toddlers. Audio

People are buying properties sight unseen. And paying the consquences. Audio