Podcasts Archive
How the Auckland Art Fair grew to put over $5m a year into the art economy
Simon Pound talks to Stephanie Post and Hayley White, co-directors of the Auckland Art Fair
Why our construction industry is broken, and how it can be rebuilt
For Auckland is a new Spinoff podcast of civic conversations with people working to create and sustain a better Auckland for all. In episode three host Timothy Giles spoke to Mark Spencer about how to build a construction sector that can build a world-class city.
Food podcast: In which we go to Duck Island and eat a lot of ice cream
Dietary Requirements is The Spinoff’s monthly podcast in which we eat, drink and talk about it too, with special thanks to Freedom Farms.
How a gin from Aotearoa beat out the best in the world
Host Simon Pound talks to Dan Mclaughlin and Mark Neal, co-founders of Scapegrace Gin.
The Real Pod: We made it to the end of our journey with MAFS AU
The Real Pod assembles to dissect the final week of Married at First Sight Australia, with special thanks to Nando’s.
Auckland’s two million person problem
For Auckland is a new Spinoff podcast of civic conversations with people working to create and sustain a better Auckland for all. In episode two host Timothy Giles spoke to Pauline Winters about migration.
The global translation company offering staff an affordable life in Gisborne
Host Simon Pound talks to he Grant Straker, co-founder and CEO of Straker Translations
The Real Pod: The MAFS honesty box is open and the dancing stars are here
The Real Pod assembles to dissect Married at First Sight Australia and the Dancing With the Stars NZ cast, with special thanks to Nando’s.
On the Rag: We learn more about Muslim feminism
Alex Casey, Leonie Hayden, Michèle A’Court and Mahvash Ali tackle the past month in women, with thanks to our friends at The Women’s Bookshop.
Papercuts: Auckland Writers Festival and a special guest
Welcome back to Papercuts, our monthly books podcast hosted by Louisa Kasza, Jenna Todd and Kiran Dass.
Politics Pod: After Christchurch
Following the terrorist assault on two Christchurch mosques on March 15, the Gone by Lunchtime team discuss what happened, and its political implications.
The Real Pod: Mike has a meddle and Cam has a cry
The Real Pod assembles to dissect the eighth week on Married at First Sight Australia, with special thanks to Nando’s.
Jenny Morel on 20 years in the tech industry
This week, Simon Pound talks to Jenny Morel, founder of Morel & Co, No 8 Ventures, and most recently, MORGO – an annual gathering of people building high growth companies going global.
First grief, then change; Tayyaba Khan on what New Zealand does now
For Auckland is a new Spinoff podcast of civic conversations with people working to create and sustain a better Auckland for all. In episode one host Timothy Giles spoke to Tayyaba Khan about the effect of the tragedy in Christchurch on the Muslim community, grief, identity, and what happens next.
Using tech to help patients take their health into their own hands
Host Simon Pound talks to John Macaskill-Smith, CEO of virtual health company Ventures.
Level Two: The Parnell innovation centre fostering NZ’s deep tech projects
This week Simon Pound talks to Imche Fouri, general manager of innovation for Level Two, and Dr Will Barker, CEO of Mint Innovation.
The Real Pod: Billy gets naked, Mick gets mucky and Jessika goes rogue
The Real Pod assembles to dissect the sixth week on Married at First Sight Australia, with special thanks to Nando’s.
Dietary Requirements podcast: The Gilmour girls on hospo life, hot cross buns and 80s excess
Dietary Requirements is The Spinoff’s monthly podcast in which we eat, drink and talk about it too, with special thanks to Freedom Farms.
On the Rag: Women can wear suits and men can wear skirts
Alex Casey, Leonie Hayden and Michèle A’Court tackle the past month in women, news and popular culture, with thanks to our friends at The Women’s Bookshop.
The Real Pod: How many people on MAFS AU are cancelled now?
The Real Pod assembles to dissect the fifth week on Married at First Sight Australia, with special thanks to Nando’s.
Politics podcast: Good-time tax chats with your pals
Annabelle Lee, Ben Thomas and Toby Manhire send their lifeboats into the great capital gains tax minestrone ocean.
How Asuwere is helping men stay on top of their threads
Simon Pound talks to the founders of men's clothing subscription company Asuwere.
The refugee-staffed business bringing clothing manufacture back to Wellington.
Simon Pound talks to Elisha Watson of underwear company Nisa.
The Real Pod: Welcome to the GC, bitch
The Real Pod assembles to dissect the fourth week on Married at First Sight Australia, with special thanks to Nando’s.
