A guide to podcasts on The Spinoff
A guide to The Spinoff's numerous podcasts: what they are and how to get them. Get them GOOD
Podcasts
Introducing Breeder's Digest, a monthly chat about all things parenting
Jane Yee and Nicola Winslade debut Breeder's Digest, a monthly podcast on the highs, lows, and shameful confessions of parenting.
The cure for cancer may be closer than we think, all thanks to a Kiwi invention
Lots of companies say they want to change the world, Prof. Steve Henry says he's serious.
The Real Pod: Sailing the seven seas of gossip on a sinking pirate ship
The Real Pod team smash 1000 coffees to discuss Miss Universe NZ, The Block's resurgence and our producer Mad's brush with death. Plus: an exciting new Mike Puru segment.
Politics podcast: Greens post-Metiria, return of the bootcamp and war with Australia
As the breakneck pre-election pace continues, the Gone By Lunchtime committee convenes to discuss the big issues such as cabbages. With Ben Thomas marooned in Wellington, Duncan Greive pod-hops to join GBLT's Toby Manhire and Annabelle Lee, but we do take a moment to call and sing him a song.
Pod on the Couch: How music ends up on TV and movies
Henry Oliver talks to Amine Ramer, a music supervisor for film and television.
Mātakitaki #1: Our first episode could be our last
Welcome to Mātakitaki, a show about Māori people, issues and stuff.
Is working 9 to 5 really that necessary?
Simon Pound welcomes his guest Kate Wright who has studied outcome-based work modes and why it might be just the thing for some of us.
Politics podcast: Labour so blissy, Greens so messy, English so texty
Stop the election bus for just one second, please. Toby Manhire, Annabelle Lee and Ben Thomas have new Gone By Lunchtime podcast and it will probably be overtaken by events any moment.
The Real Pod: Mark Richardson did a poo off a jet ski
The Real Pod team are back together to discuss the shambles that is Mark Richardson, mermaid costumes, and getting drunk with Hilary Barry.
On the Rag: Why is everyone obsessed with Jacinda’s womb?
Listen to Alex Casey, Leonie Hayden and Michele A’Court tackle the past month in women, news and popular culture.
