Peter Griffin, host of The Business of Tech podcast, returns to The Fold to discuss news media bargaining code, the under 16 social media ban and the recent OpenAI model that breached its sandbox.

Duncan Greive is joined by PHD Aotearoa’s James Davidson to chew through the latest edition of NZ on Air’s ‘Where are the Audiences?’ report.

Toby Manhire speaks to Duncan Greive, founder of The Spinoff, about the prime minister’s breakfast last week with the business community in Rotorua.

Glen Kyne joins Duncan Greive to discuss the latest developments from the two goliaths of New Zealand's commercial digital news media: Stuff and the NZ Herald.

TVNZ’s Melodie Robinson joins Duncan Greive to discuss the astounding success of the Fifa World Cup, the future of the TVNZ+ platform and her upcoming role with Amazon Web Services.

Toby Manhire speaks to Hal Crawford about how the under-16 social media ban is going in Australia, and Robbie Nicol about the latest Christopher Nolan’s film, The Odyssey.

Irene Gardiner joins Duncan Greive on The Fold to discuss Election 2026 and Beyond: Screen Industry Challenges and Solutions.

Toby Manhire speaks to Mike Munro, former journalist, press secretary and Labour Party chief of staff, about his years of experience at the intersection of New Zealand politics and media, and Liam Rātana about the arrival of te tau hou Māori.

Sarah Murray, publisher and editor in chief of FQ, joins Duncan Greive to discuss the publication’s history and how it has transformed under her stewardship.

Toby Manhire joins Duncan Greive for an emergency episode to discuss the genuine shock appointment of columnist and political operator Matthew Hooton to editor-in-chief of The Post.

Jason Monteiro, senior vice president of streaming for Warner Bros. Discovery across APAC, joins Duncan Greive and Glen Kyne to discuss the late arrival of one of the biggest streaming platforms in the world.

NBR co-editors Hamish McNicol and Calida Stuart-Menteath join Duncan Greive to discuss the rich list, the paywall and working with the publication’s distinctive owners.

Duncan Greive is joined by James Davidson of PHD Aotearoa and Lisa Leicester and Mike Delaney, both of Omnicom Media, to discuss the latest developments in the world of influencer marketing.

Glen Kyne joins Duncan Greive to discuss the resignation of RNZ’s Paul Thompson, the end of Re: News and what stands out from Budget 2026.

The Spinoff’s editor-at-large Toby Mahire guest hosts The Fold to ask Duncan Greive all about his new music app and platform.

Glen Kyne joins Duncan Greive to discuss the biggest media headlines of the past few weeks, including Maiki Sherman’s resignation, a political row about senior leadership at RNZ and the structural future of the BSA.

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.