All Episodes
Nights — 230 episodes
Out Lately with Finn Johansson
Short-Cuts with Dan Slevin
Who was Robin Hood?
Christchurch School of Music finds forever home
No Boundaries, Just Blisters
Encore! A love letter to live music
How to keep your house warm
The Good Sex Project is back again
European correspondent Christian Smith
Wellington's building problem
All about The Southern Hemisphere Fiction 100
How do we keep our data safe?
Short-Cuts with Dan Slevin
Celebrating Jules Topp
Best in fiction, poetry and non-fiction showcased in 2026 New Voices of Aotearoa list
Meet the New Zealander spending three months at NASA
Shower Thoughts: Why is there no direction in space?
Student debaters to represent New Zealand at international competition
Could Aotearoa be the new 'Singapore of the South Pacific'?
The secrets of the deep sea and why we need to protect it
Sports with Ben Strang
Small Histories of New Zealand with Emma Kay
Colin Peacock on surprise editor appointment at The Post
Should we be able to take politicians at their word?
Out Lately with Finn Johansson
Short-Cuts with Dan Slevin
The Weird Horror Film Festival is back
The fight to save The Gypsy Tea Room
Humans prefer to walk counterclockwise but we don't know why
Sports with Ben Strang
Small Histories with Emma Kay
Out Lately with Finn Johansson
Shortcuts with Dan Slevin
National Bowling Championship takes off this weekend
Fifty-plus years in brass bands recognised
The Auckland man betting the house on football - literally
Weight training linked to longer life, study finds
The science behind the Coca-Cola and Mentos experiment
What happens when a few companies control the market?
Four NZ MPs banned from China for one year after Taiwan visit
Google wants to release 32 million mosquitoes - but there's a catch
What does late night eating do to your teeth?
European correspondent Christian Smith
Inside the silent book clubs
Is New Zealand happy going nowhere?
How do queens choose their drag name?
Does poetry have to rhyme?
Shower Thoughts: Is it bad to eat late at night?
AI boom or AI bubble?
Why is Pauline Hanson polling so well?
Should NZ revisit its nuclear-free policy?
Out Lately with Finn Johansson
Shortcuts with Dan Slevin
How Tim Payne became a viral sensation
This Weekend: NZ Scrabble Championship
Traitors winner Sam Smith on the art of lying
Glen Moffatt heads to Hands of Fame
Life on the left side
How Cricket is growing in Japan
Budget 2026 is here
Mouse plague overwhelming Western Australia
Julia de Bres on British insults
Branding the Harbour Bridge
Budget Day is almost here
The case for the Irish goodbye
Shower Thoughts: Does IQ really matter?
Meet the GP behind the one-woman show
How do we keep kids safe online? Not with a social media ban
Australia's social media ban leaves gap in young people's access to news
Sports with Ben Strang
Theatre director Dan Bain on the challenge of adapting Homer's Odyssey
Another day, another literary AI scandal
A tale of two visits to Beijing
Short-Cuts with Dan Slevin
The rise of professional football in Aotearoa
The life of a chimney sweep
Townhouses are selling at a loss
How do you cast the next James Bond?
The great mongoose dodge
Are we pushing kids too hard in sport?
Is our governance system outdated?
Goodshirt frontman nominated for prestigious art award
Are you choosing the red button or the blue button?
European correspondent Christian Smith
Arsenal's finally gone and done it
What we know about the latest Ebola outbreak
Inside Parliament with Barry Soper's new book
Shower Thoughts: How do we get stolen art back?
Are patient consent laws making it harder to train doctors?
Fresh budget cuts battering the capital
Why are so many men being told they have low testosterone?
Sports with Ben Strang
Small Histories with Emma Kay
Meet the newly crowned women’s stone skimming champion
Is it worthwhile increasing banking sector competition?
Out Lately with Finn Johansson
Shortcuts with Dan Slevin
This Weekend: Wellington Phoenix women take on Melbourne City
Do we absorb information better on paper or screens?
Pet consent ruling likely to influence future cases
Short-Cuts with Dan Slevin
The Auckland statue at the centre of a Japan–Korea dispute
Is it ok to ever use someone else's toothbrush?
The lavender breeder putting New Zealand on the map
Bringing prehistoric giants back to life
Hantavirus outbreak on cruise ship sparks international investigation
Meet the first professor of women in sport
European correspondent Christian Smith
A quick crash course in comets, meteors and shooting stars
New citizenship test raises questions about national identity
What Actually Makes Us Kiwi?
Shower Thought: Why are children so bendy?
ANZ loses landmark class action over loan error
Do we need an overseas voice to judge our best books?
What if Ozempic could do more than just weight loss?
What’s living in Chernobyl 40 years later?
Small Histories with Emma Kay
May the 4th be with you — Star Wars Day is here
Silence from Labour as election clock ticks down
Short-Cuts with Dan Slevin
Digging into Aotearoa’s past: Archaeology Week begins
The legendary Suzy Cato brings You and Me back
Chasing aliens: What's really out there?
Billy T nominee Joel Vinsen takes his offbeat comedy on the road
What really happens when you go under anaesthesia?
Helen Clark on Luxon–Peters coalition tensions
A quest for 372 Kelvins
European correspondent Christian Smith
Julia de Bres on silence
El Niño is on the way. What can we expect?
Out Lately with Finn Johansson
Short-Cuts with Dan Slevin
The story behind ‘Len’: a musical tribute to a wartime grandfather
The story behind Brass Monkey Hut
Journalist reveals secret WWII roles of New Zealand servicemen
Auckland agency asks clients to ‘sign’ blood oath in bold new campaign
Old cassette leads to powerful family discovery in new RNZ podcast
Can AI build a career? One journalist’s unconventional job hunt
Should schools be exempt from Official Information Act requests?
Can You Erase a Man Like Imran Khan?
European correspondent Christian Smith
Cross-lease property ruling could reshape homeowner rights
Why psychedelics are back on the medical research table
Shower Thoughts: Is the chance of having a boy or a girl baby actually just a 50/50 chance?
Industry plant claims resurface as Geese digital marketing campaigns come to light
Luxon faces leadership questions after caucus meeting as speculation swirls over National unity
Wisden Almanack 2026 released as editor raises concerns over cricket politics
Sports with Richard Irvine
Small Histories with Emma Kay
Positive signs in fight against yellow-legged hornet pest
State of emergency declared in Wellington
Out Lately with Finn Johansson
Short-Cuts with Dan Slevin
Kauri Gum photographic exhibition takes place in Auckland
This Weekend: Pro Wrestling
Entertainment giant Live Nation found operating illegally as a monopoly
Celebrity status and political ambition
Hats, Status, and Social Rules
Enhanced Games raises questions over future of elite sport
Who IS the father?
Kiwi founded shoe company Allbirds pivots to AI
European correspondent Christian Smith
Julia de Bres.on the language of the 'manosphere'
Amendment to remove Trump ‘a long shot’
How do you absolutely, positively kill a well-resourced capital city?
Can a fuel crisis accelerate electrification?
Shower Thoughts: How does radio actually work?
What would happen if you threw a coin off the Sky Tower?
History is made at the Sydney Royal Easter Show dog competition
Are we becoming a nation of strangers?
Are we heading towards a new kind of 'Space Race?'
Sports with Richard Irvine
How long should a bath towel last?
Could private finance help solve our flood protection challenges?
Short-Cuts with Dan Slevin
This Weekend: Only Fools and Horses
The joy of older technologies
Civil Defence on staying safe as Cyclone Vaianu approaches
Latest from MetService ahead of Cyclone Vaianu
Hollywood blockbuster highlights the wahine Māori behind famous waiata
Historian on new evidence in the notorious Bill Sutch spy case
Politics with Natalia Albert
New Zealand's least reliable cars revealed
How to forecast a cyclone
Could this be the cheapest bus route to travel in New Zealand?
Sociolinguist Julia de Bres on cool German words
European correspondent Christian Smith
The mathematical model explaining why the car you passed always returns
Al Gillespie on Trump's Madman Theory with Iran
Why All the President’s Men is as relevant as it was 50 years ago
Shower Thoughts: What happens when my phone call is recorded for training purposes?
'Distinctly Australian' audio added to film and sound archive
What's behind the bizarre AI fruit drama trend?
The world and New Zealand's place in it
This Weekend: The famous carnival at the Easter Show
The significance of the Artemis moon mission
National Youth Drama School celebrates 35 years
The case against the IOC rule change over transgender athletes
European correspondent Christian Smith
Midweek Mediawatch
What will a ban on greyhound racing mean for the gambling industry?
Former Olympian and NZ Chef de Mission speaks out on new gender rules
Shower Thoughts: How do you review an album?
The pros and cons of single-sex state schools
Investigative journalist on quashing of David Tamihere's double-murder convictions
Sports with Richard Irvine
Willow shortage prompts change in cricket bat rules
Call for free public transport to ease fuel demand
Clean Up Begins in Far North
Short-Cuts with Dan Slevin
The Weekend: Phyllis Symons grave visit at Karori Cemetery
The Secret Behind 30 Years of Theatre Success
The book club for men
The mysterious broadcast which started after the first US and Israeli strikes on Iran
Politics with Natalia Albert
Meta and Google found liable in social media addiction trial
Far North weather update
European correspondent Christian Smith
Midweek Mediawatch
Will in-person exams put a stop to AI cheating?
After Oscar Success Is It Time We Took Horror Seriously
Why is American Butter White?
Shower Thoughts with Chlöe Swarbrick and Chris Penk
Rock and Roll's Greatest Failure
Are Drones the Future of Warfare?
The Impact of Screen Time in Bed on Young Adults
Sports with Richard Irvine
Small Histories with Emma Kay
When House Plants Go Rogue
Can Treasury Hold its Nerve During the Oil Crisis?