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Noelle McCarthy on her new podcast Dear Jane
Emergency podcast: NZ on Air’s Cam Harland on the latest Where are the Audiences? research
Letterboxd proves that social media doesn’t have to be a hellscape
No one gets the internet quite like Embedded’s Kate Lindsay
The mystery of the missing pan-Asians in media
Milly Olykan on exporting country music to the world
Shayne Currie has the whole of New Zealand’s news media talking
Thompson Spencer are growing into a major new agency
Bronwynn Bakker on taking kiwi comedy to the world
Sarah-Jane Paine on Growing Up in New Zealand
The D*List is media for – not about – people with disabilities
Guy Montgomery has figured out comedy
On the RNZ Russia scandal
Matt Bale on the future of AI in the media business
How New Zealand's internet could be about to change forever
Madeleine Sami on how to create more creatives
Budget special: Bernard Hickey and Toby Manhire binge on bread and butter
Joel Little and Savina Fountain on the creation of Big Fan
Peter Griffin on how generative AI has revolutionised the tech industry
Jo Norris on Stuff’s bold new approach to paywalls for news
Dr. Paul Spoonley sees the future – and wants us to see it too
Mihingarangi Forbes and Annabelle Lee-Mather are the most iconic duo in journalism
Damien Venuto on what it takes to host The Front Page
Alex Braae and Anna Rawhiti-Connell on how The Bulletin is made
Emergency episode: Today FM gets taken off air
Guyon Espiner on NZ's troublesome lobbying laws
Dr. Jim Mather on the founding days of Whakaata Māori
Mukpuddy on keeping local animation alive for over 20 years
The ABC’s Gaven Morris on fixing public media in New Zealand
James Frankham on the evolution of NZ Geographic
Georgia Rippin on the untapped potential of web-series
Nick Vile on the legacy media form still thriving in a digital world
Duncan Greive on stepping down as CEO of The Spinoff
Glen Kyne on Warner Bros. Discovery's future in New Zealand
The Shit Show feat. Duncan Greive
Madeline Chapman and Toby Manhire on Jacinda Ardern and the media
Justin Flitter on the AI takeover
Mini-pod: The danger of AI to the media industry
Mini-pod: if the RNZ-TVNZ merger gets blown up, what should Plan B be?
The Spinoff presents SUPERPOD 2022
RNZ's Paul Thompson on the future of public media in New Zealand
Mediawatch's Hayden Donnell on the biggest stories of the year
Amie Mills on NZ on Air’s confronting Gen Z research and a brave new remit
Tracey Martin has the hardest job in NZ media
Janine Morrell-Gunn on a groundbreaking career in television
Mister Organ has David Farrier hanging by a thread
Madeleine Chapman on her first year editing The Spinoff
EJon Duffy on Consumer as the original member-funded media organisation
Chris Parker is at his peak but still pining
ERewind | Viva La Dirt League on building a YouTube empire from West Auckland
ERewind | Joe Daymond is building a comedy empire
Tova O’Brien on the Three news political dynasty and going up against Hosking
The murk around the merger, Facebook in war mode and media after the monoculture
ETVNZ CEO Simon Power has some notes for the government on its merger
Alice Snedden has bad news for people who love Bad News
EFinlay Macdonald on what powers The Conversation and the golden age of NZ magazines
Elise Sterback has a radical plan for arts funding
Michelle Ang on being a child star, then growing up in film and TV
ERex Woodbury on all the ways Gen Z is changing the world
EJohn Tapu is building a Pacific media powerhouse in his Māngere garage
EWillie Jackson on the RNZ-TVNZ merger and his one big regret
EHow Brodie Kane became a podcast powerhouse
EJack Tame and Alex Braae on the remaking of Q+A
EAnna Rawhiti-Connell on the newsletter boom and the evolution of social media
ETe Papa's Courtney Johnston on museums as slow journalism
EThe digital media startup bringing hard news to Queenstown
Leigh Hart is super funny - he’s also a business genius
EHenry Cooke was born to be in the press gallery
EOliver Driver and the quietly revolutionary Shortland Street
Wendy Youens wants to make NZ’s media accessible to all
Irene Gardiner on the screen industry in the time of streaming
Bernard Hickey has charged enough for The Kākā. Now, he wants to give it away.
Netflix’s chilling numbers, and Elon’s new toy
Nathan Rarere's broadcasting path to First Up
EDon Mann on the spectrum of community serving
Olivia Carville on covering big tech at one of the world’s greatest magazines
EViva La Dirt League on building a YouTube empire from West Auckland
ETim Harper on how NFTs can build a better future for artists
Anna Fifield vs the public service comms machine
How the ACC became a sports entertainment juggernaut
Sanjana Hattotuwa’s month watching the parliament protest
Emily Writes on the year that changed her life
EJulie Zhu is telling everyday immigrant stories
Joe Daymond is building a comedy empire
Sean Plunket is platforming himself
Dallas Gurney on how Today FM will be different
Summer reissue: Emma Espiner on Getting Better
Summer reissue: Lucy Blakiston on building SYSCA
ESummer reissue: Derek Cheng would rather be climbing
The Spinoff presents SUPERPOD 2021
E2021 in review: the year in Aotearoa media
Guy Williams on making New Zealand Today into a podcast
EDan Buckingham on the ‘forgotten diversity’ of disability
TVNZ's Cate Slater on what's coming in 2022
Discovery’s Glen Kyne on the future of Three
Bonus chat: What’s going on at Three?
Ahmed Osman on representation on NZ screens
Everybody loves Coffee News
Bailey Mackey on making the Vaxathon
Hal Crawford on the Facebook Files