Business is Boring is a weekly podcast series presented by The Spinoff in association with Callaghan Innovation. This week's guests are Hengjie Wang and Alliv Samson, co-founders of Kami.
A very special guest joins Toby Manhire, Annabelle Lee Mather and Ben Thomas to go over what we learned from last night’s Newshub leaders’ debate.
The Real Pod trio is back in the same room for the first time in over a year for the long-awaited analysis of a cinematic masterpiece.
This week's podcast guest is Dr Elizabeth Berryman, founder and CEO of Chnnl, a mental health app for workforces that predicts depression and anxiety with 90% accuracy and helps point its users to help.
The Papercuts squad review this year's International Booker Prize winner, the new Pip Adam, the latest self-help sensation and more.
In this episode of media podcast The Fold, host Duncan Greive speaks to NZ On Air’s new chief executive Cameron Harland about the findings of the recent Where Are the Audiences? report.
This week on Business is Boring, host Simon Pound talks with Dr Ju Zhang, CEO of Formus Labs.
Annabelle, Ben and Toby debate the renaming of the nation as the campaign races to the middle.
What is sourdough and why did so many people become obsessed with it during lockdown? This month’s Dietary Requirements podcast cracks open the starter to investigate.
In this week's podcast, Simon Pound talks to Jonathan Ring, CEO of C-Prize winning company Zincovery.
This year's winner of the Callaghan Innovation C-Prize challenge, Zincovery, is trying to recycle New Zealand's galvanising waste.
The 2020 election has risen, bleary eyed, from its slumber, and so have Annabelle, Ben and Toby.
In this episode, Simon Pound talks with Pony Club Secrets author Stacy Gregg about the business of children's books.
This week on Business Is Boring, Simon Pound Zooms with Zoe Walker Ahwa and Rebecca Wadey, founders of new fashion website Ensemble.
One of New Zealand’s most voracious consumers of local news media joins Duncan Greive to reveal the secrets behind his popular daily newsletter.
Join the the country's most mellifluous political pod trio, the Alert Level Three, for another late-night lockdown edition of Gone By Lunchtime.
Sam Harrop is one of fewer than 400 people ever to make the grade as a Master of Wine, and he believes New Zealand's potential as producer of fine wine is only just starting to be realised.
