Lawyer and producer Philippa Rennie joins Duncan Greive to discuss the complex challenge of creating compelling documentary television.

Duncan Greive flies solo to break down and respond to the shock decision to shut down the BSA, the recent Maiki Sherman affair, and John Campbell’s first month back on RNZ.

Rob Harvey, CEO of Dentsu ANZ, joins Duncan Greive to discuss the global agency’s unique business culture and the limits of AI in creative advertising.

Sam Stuchbury, founder of Motion Sickness, and Lee Lowndes, CEO of Daylight, join Duncan Greive to discuss the unique advantages of independent creative agencies, and the industry-wide impact of generative AI.

Mike Minogue, actor, radio host and founder of talent management agency Frank, joins Duncan Greive to discuss a landmark deal to bring podcasts to TVNZ+.

Acumen chief executive Adelle Keely joins Duncan Greive to discuss the 2026 trust barometer, what it tells us about trust in institutions here in Aotearoa and what can be done about it.

Spinoff editor-at-large Toby Manhire joins Duncan Greive to break down the latest chapter in the ongoing stoush between the BSA and The Platform.

Joe Webb, founder of YOUKNOW Clothing, joins Duncan Greive to talk about the challenges of running the streetwear brand alongside a burgeoning media company.

Music supervisor Joel Gouveia joins Duncan Greive from Toronto to discuss a series of Substack posts he authored that have struck a chord in the music industry.

Splice Media co-founder Alan Soon joins Duncan Greive to explain what he thinks journalists are missing in the era of rapid AI advancement.

Duncan Greive and Glen Kyne dive into over 20 listener-submitted questions for our first ever mailbag episode.

Glen Kyne joins Duncan Greive to discuss a big week for Sky.

Glen Kyne takes Duncan Greive through the various eras of MediaWorks, the perennial underdog of Aotearoa’s big media companies, as it finds itself debt-free and up for sale.

Anna Rawhiti-Connell joins Duncan Greive on The Fold to discuss three huge stories impacting the social media and platform world.

Glen Kyne and Duncan Greive discuss a flood of major media stories, led by breaking news: The Warehouse Group's shock decision to pause all advertising

Musician Eddie Johnston (AKA Lontalius) joins Duncan Greive ahead of his performance at Laneway 2026, for a fascinating conversation about the technology, business and potential futures of the music industry.

Duncan Greive hosts his friend David Brain on The Fold, to discuss Davos, the gathering of political, business and media elites, all in the shadow of Trump.

Glen Kyne joins Duncan Greive on The Fold to discuss the biggest questions facing New Zealand's media in 2026.

Anna Rawhiti-Connell joins Duncan Greive to discuss the assassination of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk and the swirl of rumours surrounding Tom Phillips, the Marokopa father who died after three years on the run with his children.

Sky CEO Sophie Moloney joins Duncan Greive to discuss the immense challenges of her last five years in charge, and why things are finally looking up.

Nick Becker joins Duncan Greive on The Fold to talk about the decision to let a documentary crew film Auckland FC’s first season, how to build fan engagement and delve into the complexities of reach versus reward in sports rights.

Glen Kyne and Duncan Greive look abroad to rank the top five global media companies in 2025.

Glen Kyne and Duncan Greive cast their minds back to rank the performances of New Zealand’s major media companies in 2025.

Publisher and writer Tim Burrowes returns to The Fold to update Duncan Greive on the profound change taking place in Australian media’s regulatory landscape.