The Panel
The Panel features a range of panellists from across the opinion spectrum, together with expert phone guests.
Sports History NZ podcast
Jesse Mulligan talks to athletes, administrators and journalists about major moments in New Zealand sport.
Crimes NZ podcast
Dig into the biggest crimes in New Zealand history with the investigators and journalists who know the cases best.
Mike Chunn's Insight into the Genius of The Beatles' 'Revolver
Get ready to dive deep into music history with a special guest on this week's music feature. We dissect this iconic album with Mike Chunn CNZM, founding member of Split Enz, CEO of Play It Strange Trust.
Bookmarks with Chelsea Jade
It's all on for pop star and self described art school drop-out Chelsea Jade. Based in the U.S. she finished up touring with Yumi Zouma late last year.
She's been in New Zealand working on an original score for The Effect, an Auckland Theatre Company production from the writer of blockbuster TV show Succession.
Chelsea has created her first ever theatre composition for the show. She's with us to share some of her favourite things on Bookmarks.
It's all on for pop star and self described art s...
She's been in New Zealand working on an original score for The Effect, an Auckland Theatre Company production from the writer of blockbuster TV show Succession.
Chelsea has created her first ever theatre composition for the show. She's with us to share some of her favourite things on Bookmarks.
It's all on for pop star and self described art s...
Freaky Friday
Our weekly segment where we ask listeners to share their strange and spooky stories.
Music feature: Anthonie Tonnon on Lana Del Rey
Since her debut, Lana Del Rey has released 8 more studio albums, while her influence on the music industry has only continued to grow.
The Pre Panel 22 March 2024
Producer Sally Ward joins to discuss a landmark lawsuit against Apple.
NZ Live: Georgia Gets By
Georgia Nott is best known as one-half of the electronic pop-duo BROODS (with her brother Caleb).
After a few years living in Los Angeles, she is now based in Wellington and producing music solo as Georgia Gets By.
After a few years living in Los Angeles, she is now based in Wellington and producing music solo as Georgia Gets By.
Expert Feature: The Slow Cooker
Forget about the fashionable, flashy air fryer it's the humble slow cooker or crock pot that has really stayed the kitchen appliance distance.
Today we speak to Sally Wise, she's authored three books on the art of slow cooking and has a recipe back log of great dishes you can create in both summer and winter using a crock pot.
If you have any questions for Sally you can text 2101 or email afternoons@rnz.co.nz
Forget about the fashionable, flashy air fryer it's the humble slow cooker or crock...
Today we speak to Sally Wise, she's authored three books on the art of slow cooking and has a recipe back log of great dishes you can create in both summer and winter using a crock pot.
If you have any questions for Sally you can text 2101 or email afternoons@rnz.co.nz
Forget about the fashionable, flashy air fryer it's the humble slow cooker or crock...
Hypnotherapy:'If you don't really want the change, then it's probably not going to work'
We've all seen the TV shows where a hypnotist asks a volunteer from the audience to get up on stage and then proceeds to hypnotise them so they start clucking like a chicken, but Auckland hypnotherapist June Callan says there's more to it than that.
Callan, a registered nurse, was working as a pain clinical nurse specialist when she noticed a lack of options for chronic pain sufferers. She realised hypnotherapy could be an effective tool in pain relief and even some mental health conditions. Ca...
Callan, a registered nurse, was working as a pain clinical nurse specialist when she noticed a lack of options for chronic pain sufferers. She realised hypnotherapy could be an effective tool in pain relief and even some mental health conditions. Ca...
Music feature: Hrishikesh Hirway
When you've interviewed the likes of Madonna, Iggy Pop, U2, Cat Stevens over 200 artists on exactly how one of their songs was created have gone deeper with the artist into a song than almost anyone else, what songs are on top?
Cooking tips from a food physicist
The terms 'crispy' and 'crunchy' are often used interchangeably to describe the texture of certain foods, but do you know they actually sound different?
Crispy food – which tends to fracture quickly and easily in our teeth – emits a high-pitched sound at the point of impact, says Sofia Rodrigues, a food physicist based at the University of Waikato.
She chats to Jesse Mulligan about shares tips for perfecting the texture of your roast potatoes and pavlova.
Food physicists regard the things we...
Crispy food – which tends to fracture quickly and easily in our teeth – emits a high-pitched sound at the point of impact, says Sofia Rodrigues, a food physicist based at the University of Waikato.
She chats to Jesse Mulligan about shares tips for perfecting the texture of your roast potatoes and pavlova.
Food physicists regard the things we...
Music feature: Tami Neilson on Dolly Parton
For today's music feature we have two queens of country blended for a fun filled session.
How to make the perfect birthday cake
Having a birthday soon? You're not alone. According to Statistics New Zealand, the most common time for birthdays in Aotearoa falls between 22 September and 4 October. The most popular birthdate in New Zealand is September 29.
That's great news for avid home bakers like me, who love any excuse to whip together a favourite cake and cover it with celebratory candles and sprinkles. But if you're a bit less confident on the cake front, here are a few tips and tricks to ensure success.
Choosing a f...
That's great news for avid home bakers like me, who love any excuse to whip together a favourite cake and cover it with celebratory candles and sprinkles. But if you're a bit less confident on the cake front, here are a few tips and tricks to ensure success.
Choosing a f...
Expert feature: Indian cuisine with Sid Sahrawat
Today's expert is all about the culinary world of India - from the origin of the tandoor to the best way to experiment with spices. Sid Sahrawat - owner and executive chef of Cassia shares his tips with Jesse.
Saving photographs from a soggy fate
Hawke's Bay photographer Eva Bradley, who lives near the flood-ravaged Esk Valley, has spent the last week helping friends and neighbours clean up their homes. When she noticed friends and family abandoning piles of photos covered in sludgy silt, she swung into action to help save them.
"I became a photographer because I'm one of those people that unless I have a photo of something I find I just don't remember it. If you've lost everything, to lose your memories of everything as well is so pain...
"I became a photographer because I'm one of those people that unless I have a photo of something I find I just don't remember it. If you've lost everything, to lose your memories of everything as well is so pain...
Cleaning up the mountains of waste in Hawke's Bay
To start the programme today we head back to the Hawke's Bay where parts of the region are covered in waste following the flooding and strong winds caused by cyclone Gabrielle.
Willy Benson owns PortaSkip and is one of the many busy locals pitching in to clean up in the worst hit areas of the region.
He speaks to Jesse.
To start the programme today we head back to the Hawke's Bay where parts of the region are covered in waste following the flooding and strong winds caused by cyclone Gabrielle...
Willy Benson owns PortaSkip and is one of the many busy locals pitching in to clean up in the worst hit areas of the region.
He speaks to Jesse.
To start the programme today we head back to the Hawke's Bay where parts of the region are covered in waste following the flooding and strong winds caused by cyclone Gabrielle...
Cyclone Gabrielle: Napier Mayor Kirsten Wise
Napier Mayor Kirsten Wise joins us for an update.
Dip - Capital Magazine
Britt woke up to the sound of last night’s beer bottles chiming in the wind. Her head was a bit sore – she was supposed to have just the one beer, but it never is just the one. The longer daylight hours had opened up a new appetite for cold drinks. She wanted to get down to the market before the sun wilted all the produce but couldn’t will herself up. She got a text message from Laura.
Beach?
It was 16°C. Not hot, but not cold. 16°C is warm enough for the beach. People had started getting the...
Beach?
It was 16°C. Not hot, but not cold. 16°C is warm enough for the beach. People had started getting the...
