The passion of Nazanin Boniadi
The actor, who has been living in Aotearoa for The Lord of the Rings, on how acting and activism go hand in hand.
What history can teach us about the future of gossip
Alex Casey chats to professor Jennifer Frost, who has spent decades studying the function of gossip.
Dr Claire McLintock on women’s health & not delaying fun
Forging ahead with an impressive career while living with an incurable cancer has only magnified Dr Claire's compassion and conviction.
These women found their power and are using it to help others
How 16 women are telling their stories of domestic violence to highlight the systemic societal issues that allow abuse in its many variants.
Sonya Renee Taylor on cancel culture and leaving Instagram
The NYT bestselling author sits with Jess Molina for a thought-provoking discussion ahead of her appearance at the Auckland Writers Festival
Talking noodles, coffee and rum with Sam Low
The acclaimed coffee and food connoisseur on his dazzling career and favourite pairings.
Saraid de Silva and Julie Zhu would like to talk
A heart-to-heart with two of Aotearoa's most exciting podcasters, about the stories that end up being puzzle pieces for life.
Watch Mermaidens’ groovy new ‘Soft Energy’ music video
We're excited to premiere the new single and video from local band Mermaidens, with an "ABBA-worthy Top of the Pops-inspired band scene".
The epic intimacy of Cousins
The moving new film from co-directors Ainsley Gardiner and Briar Grace-Smith marks an important moment in indigenous storytelling.
The liberation of Zoë Bell
Multi-hyphenate Zoë Bell reflects on life-changing past traumas, and new beginnings in Colorado.
Chelsea Winstanley is ready to write her own story
Oscar-nominated film producer Chelsea Winstanley on returning to her roots, and why she’s more than just someone’s ex.
