THE BRENNAN BAROMETER: Blossom the Sea Elephant and Neil the Seal
Paul Brennan contrasts the fuss surrounding Tasmania's cone-smashing Neil [...]
RIDING SHOTGUN: With Rachel Stewart: Melancholy and Ducks
Following on from last week's discussion about depression, Big Pharma [...]
THE BRENNAN BAROMETER: Roadside Testing and Lessons from Muldoon
In this episode of the Brennan Barometer, Paul Brennan [...]
FI BUCHET (FiBu): Pink Floyd Tribute Performer: NZ Music Month – The Pink Floyd Experience
Pink Floyd tribute performer Fi Buchet, aka FiBu, joins [...]
RICHARD TOHU: Chief Executive of the Motorcycle Advocacy Group New Zealand (MAGNZ): ACC Motorcycle Levies Unfair & Unlawful?
Paul Brennan speaks with Richard Tohu, Chief Executive of [...]
MAREE’S MAILBAG: Books, Boghossian and the Volunteer Crisis
Maree Buscke shares another lively RCR mailbag with one [...]
THE BRENNAN BAROMETER: The Show We All Wanted: Split Enz Returns
Paul Brennan reflects on the long-awaited return of Split [...]
MAREE’S MUSINGS: Cafe Culture and Language Rules
Maree Buscke questions the business logic behind Rumaki Café, [...]
RAWIRI MCKINNEY: History Teacher & Author: Reclaiming the History of the Northern Wars
Historian and teacher Rawiri McKinney joins Simon O’Connor to discuss [...]
BOOK REVIEW: Abigail Shrier: Bad Therapy – Why The Kids Aren’t Growing Up
Maree Buscke reviews Bad Therapy by Abigail Shrier, examining [...]
RIDING SHOTGUN: With Rachel Stewart: Men Making Boobs of Themselves
Rachel Stewart examines how humour and gender expression have [...]
OMEGA LEVINE: Singer-Songwriter: From Rock Bottom To Redemption
Meagan McNamara speaks with Omega Levine, an Auckland-based singer-songwriter [...]
THE BRENNAN BAROMETER: ANZAC Poem for Remembrance: “Please Wear a Poppy”
This ANZAC Day, Paul Brennan delivers a special Brennan [...]
RIDING SHOTGUN: With Rachel Stewart: This is a Public Hair Announcement
On Riding Shotgun this week, Rachel dives into [...]
SIR DOUG: Rising Australian Political Figure: Posting, Provoking and Shaping Public Opinion
Australian commentator Lisa Jane Spencer speaks with Australian political [...]
RIDING SHOTGUN: With Rachel Stewart: Oscar Lives In a Garbage Can
This week on Riding Shotgun, Rachel Stewart notes [...]
SHESA DJ: DJ and Producer: Music, Mandates and Finding Strength
Meagan speaks with Sharlene Taylor-Giles, a DJ and [...]
CLAY GREENE: Assistant Professor of Literature at University of Austin: Why Classic Literature Still Matters
Maree Buscke speaks with Clay Greene, Assistant Professor of [...]
LISA JANE SPENCER: Australian Comedian & Commentator: Comedy, Commentary and Faith Journey
Rodney speaks with Australian commentator Lisa Jane Spencer about [...]
SIAN CLEMENT & GAYLENE BARNES: “Heart of the Protest” Co-writers: From Protest to Page & the Ongoing Resistance
Christchurch filmmaker Gaylene Barnes and former film publicist [...]
KIWI FARM: Davey Piglet Addresses Glitter Parade
Davy Piglet is preparing for the annual Glitter [...]
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: Playwright & Cafe Locked Out Founder: Putting Aussie Covid Stories on the Record
Michael Gray Griffith, playwright and founder of Cafe [...]
SIAN CLEMENT & GAYLENE BARNES: Co-writers: Heart of the Protest – Stories from Parliament Lawn
On the anniversary of the start of the [...]
BOOK REVIEW: Louise Perry – The Case Against the Sexual Revolution
In this thoughtful review, Maree Buscke examines The [...]
PERIGO’S PERSPECTIVE: With Lindsay Perigo: The Best And Worst Of Times
Lindsay Perigo returns to RCR with Paul Brennan [...]
KIWI FARM: A Piglet in a Pine Tree
A festive Kiwi twist on The Twelve Days [...]
KIWI FARM: Wee Willy’s Whispers and Woes
Kiwi Farm returns with a sharp political fable [...]
RACHEL’S MAILBAG: BBC Blunders & Bold Opinions
Rachel reads through a lively mix of viewer [...]
KIWI FARM: Love is in the Sty
This playful farmyard ballad follows two pigs whose [...]
PAULA WHETU JONES: Filmmaker & Humanitarian Advocate: Quiet Heroes In A Broken Land
Filmmaker Paula Whetu Jones talks to Paul Brennan [...]
JOHN MCLEAN: New Zealand Historian and Author: Grit, Graft and a New Nation
Dieuwe de Boer is joined by historian and [...]
RIDING SHOTGUN: With Rachel Stewart: Letter to America
Rachel Stewart dives into a heartfelt and [...]
BRUCE LOGAN: Author: Faith, Truth & New Zealand’s Tribal Shift
Rodney Hide speaks with author Bruce Logan [...]
RACHEL’S MAILBAG: Money, Privacy and Dolly
This week on Rachel’s Mailbag, listeners share concerns [...]
RIDING SHOTGUN: With Rachel Stewart: We Can Be Heroes
Rachel Stewart reflects on heroism, highlighting Dolly Parton [...]
JAMES MORCAN: Writer & Director Anno 2020: Filming The Year The World Stopped
Tauranga-born, now Sydney-based filmmaker, James Morcan joins Paul [...]
MAREE’S REFLECTIONS: Māori Queen and By-Election
Maree Buscke discusses two contrasting events in the [...]
BRENNAN BAROMETER: Southern Pride and Potholes
Snowy Queenstown is buzzing as the Winter Pride [...]
MEDIA MATTERS: Symbolic Capitalism, Identity Politics & NZ’s Shifting Landscape
Maree Buscke and Simon O'Connor dig into the [...]
THE BRENNAN BAROMETER: The New Zealand I Want To Go Back To
Paul Brennan takes us on a heart-warming drive [...]
RIDING SHOTGUN: With Rachel Stewart: Humour is a Funny Business
Rachel Stewart shares her need for comic relief amid [...]
ALEX LEE: Doc Edge Co-Director and Founder: Doc Edge Turns 20: Celebrating Truth in Film
Simon O’Connor chats with Alex Lee, co-director of New [...]
THE BRENNAN BAROMETER: The Kaikōura Lights and Beyond
Paul Brennan takes us on a thought-provoking, nostalgic, and ultimately [...]