Food
Morgan Maw - Scottish oatcakes
Morgan Maw has given up her job to make Scottish Oatcakes. Bonnie Goods is the name of her company, Why oatcakes and why her? She's in the studio to tell us. Audio
FIZZ conference aims to ban sale of sugary drinks in NZ
A group of doctors and researchers are kicking off a conference in Auckland today with the hope of banning the sale of sugary drinks in New Zealand. Paul Fitzgerald is the general manager of Coca Cola… Audio
Food technology - what it takes to make what we eat
Are we getting to the stage where we are able to 3D print food? with honorary associate Prof. Don Otter from University of Auckland's School of Chemical Sciences. Audio
What to do with Tamarillos
Robin Nitschke is a Northland tamarillo grower. He says the fruit is versatile for both savoury and sweet dishes. He will run through a couple of recipes, including one for tamarillo chutney. Robin is… Audio
Kay Baxter - Planting the Seeds for a Healthy Future
Kay Baxter is the founder and managing director of the Koanga Institute which holds New Zealand's largest collection of heritage organic seeds and fruit trees. The institute recently relocated to… Audio
Traveling Spoon
Co-founder of 'Traveling Spoon' Steph Lawrence offers private dinners hosted around the world by locals keen to share their culinary skills. Audio
Wine Yeast
Sarah Knight from the University of Auckland's School of Biological Sciences has discovered that different yeasts may play a bigger role in the taste of wine than previously thought. Audio
Playing Favourites
Welsh performers who are touring New Zealand with their acclaimed show Hiraeth, telling the story of Jones' departure from her Welsh farm to London. Audio
Weekend Wine (Craft Beer monthly)
Ava Wilson provides a beer match and some beer selections for your weekend enjoyment. Including Croucher Low Rider (2.5%), 8wired Hippy Berliner (4.5%) & Ballast Point Grapefruit Sculpin (7%). Audio
Food with Chelsea Winter
Chelsea Winter has a cheeseburger recipe to share with us. Audio
Valerie Teraitua - 2015 Maori Public Health Champion
Even though she knew her whanau had a history of high blood pressure, it wasn't until the arrival of her new baby two years ago that Valerie Teraitua realised she had to make a change in her own life… Audio
Too much salt
We live in a high salt world, so how feasible is it in our current shopping environment to eat a low sodium diet Audio
Too much salt
We live in a high salt world, so how feasible is it in our current shopping environment to eat a low sodium diet
AudioThe Modern Preserver - Kylie Newton
For the past six years, Kiwi born Kylee Newton has been making jams, chutneys and pickles in her east London Flat. Her new book "The Modern Preserver' is part of her one woman mission to take the… Audio
Low-calorie ingredient taking on the world
A New Zealand company is hoping to cash in on the fight against obesity and tap into a multi-billion dollar global market with its low-calorie sweetener that is a substitute for sugar. Audio
Distinguished Professor Paul Moughan
Dairy prices were a 'hot topic' at the World Dairy Summit last week, and with on-going market instability in China, New Zealand's dairy industry is struggling. Prices rebounded in the past three… Audio
Eat My Lunch - Lisa King
Eat My Lunch is an initiative where customers can pay to have a lunch delivered to them at work as well as to a child at school. Currently they make between 1300-1700 lunches a day and have just… Audio
Cooking with Game
Restaurateur Angelo Georgalli's heritage influences his food. He was born to an Italian mother and a Cypriot chef father. His love of fishing and hunting in wilderness parts of Wanaka is reflected in… Audio
The good and the bad of potatoes
A Harvard study on spuds has slated them as a cause of obesity. Nutritionist Claire Turnbull talks the truth about potatoes. Audio