Thompson Spencer are growing into a major new a...
Wendy Thompson and Melanie Spencer discuss upgrading their influencer marketing company into an advertising behemoth.
41 min
152
Bronwynn Bakker on taking kiwi comedy to the world
The co-founder of Kevin and Co – the production company behind Jono and Ben, Taskmaster NZ and a host of other local comedies – tells Duncan Greive about her career in television.
41 min
153
Sarah-Jane Paine on Growing Up in New Zealand
The head of the study that follows the development of thousands of rangatahi around Aotearoa discusses the unique insights it provides.
44 min
154
The D*List is media for – not about – people wi...
Meet the founder and editor of the new media platform with a mission to better represent the lives of people with disabilities in Aotearoa.
42 min
155
Guy Montgomery has figured out comedy
After a sell-out run at Q Theatre and a hit TV show on Three, Guy Montgomery tells Duncan how he got to this point in his career.
52 min
156
On the RNZ Russia scandal
Duncan goes solo this week, discussing everything from the RNZ sub-editing debacle to Sinead Boucher's legacy at Stuff.
20 min
157
Matt Bale on the future of AI in the media busi...
With nearly 30 years New Zealand media experience, and currently studying AI at Stanford University, Matt Bale gives his optimistic insights on the past, present and future of the media business.
53 min
158
How New Zealand's internet could be about to ch...
Duncan Greive is joined by The Spinoff staff writer Shanti Mathias and The Bulletin editor Anna Rawhiti-Connell to discuss the Safer Online Services and Media Platforms document, and its implications for the future of digital media.
34 min
159
Madeleine Sami on how to create more creatives
Duncan interviews the multi-hyphenate talent that is Madeleine Sami on her iconic 20-year-long career in film and TV, from The Breaker Upperers and Super City to her new show on Amazon Prime - Deadloch.
31 min
160
Budget special: Bernard Hickey and Toby Manhire...
Two of the best minds The Spinoff Podcast Network has to offer sit down to discuss their initial analysis of the Labour Party's 2023 wellbeing budget.
30 min
161
Joel Little and Savina Fountain on the creation...
Duncan Greive interviews the team at the heart of Auckland's new multi-purpose studio/venue space, and discusses the key role it could play in the New Zealand music industry.
44 min
162
Peter Griffin on how generative AI has revoluti...
Duncan Greive talks to veteran tech journalist Peter Griffin about this new generation of artificial intelligence.
40 min
163
Jo Norris on Stuff’s bold new approach to paywa...
Stuff chief content officer Jo Norris joins The Fold to explain the thinking behind paywalls for three of its powerhouse regional mastheads.
40 min
164
Dr. Paul Spoonley sees the future – and wants u...
Professor Paul Spoonley joins Duncan Greive to talk about the incredible changes to New Zealand’s makeup over the past 20 years
40 min
165
Mihingarangi Forbes and Annabelle Lee-Mather ar...
Duncan Greive talks to Mihingarangi Forbes and Annabelle Lee-Mather to reflect on their trailblazing careers
43 min
166
Damien Venuto on what it takes to host The Fron...
Host of the New Zealand Herald podcast The Front Page Damien Venuto talks to Duncan Greive about what it takes to host a daily podcast.
33 min
167
Alex Braae and Anna Rawhiti-Connell on how The ...
The Spinoff editor Madeleine Chapman sits down with The Bulletin editors Anna Rawhiti-Connell and Alex Braae to celebrate the fifth birthday of the newsletter in a special live event
32 min
168
Emergency episode: Today FM gets taken off air
Duncan Greive sits down in this bonus monopod to discuss the potential future that faces Today FM's employees.
12 min
169
Guyon Espiner on NZ's troublesome lobbying laws
Duncan Greive talks to RNZ journalist and producer of Mate, Comrade, Brother Guyon Espiner about his storied career in journalism and why he's taking on the political lobbying sector
55 min
170
Dr. Jim Mather on the founding days of Whakaata...
Duncan Greive talks with RNZ chair Dr. Jim Mather about his years as the chief executive of Māori Television
46 min
171
Mukpuddy on keeping local animation alive for o...
Duncan Greive talks to Mukpuddy's Ryan Cooper and Alex Leighton about their long careers in New Zealand animation
57 min
172
The ABC’s Gaven Morris on fixing public media i...
Duncan Greive talks with the mastermind who turned The ABC's news division into a digital giant.
45 min
173
James Frankham on the evolution of NZ Geographic
Duncan Greive talks with New Zealand Geographic publisher James Frankham about all the challenges the print industry has faced over the last decade
36 min
174
Georgia Rippin on the untapped potential of web...
Duncan talks with Georgia Rippin, CEO of Kold Open, a company that connects web-series creators to the big studios that produce content for streaming services.
31 min
175
Nick Vile on the legacy media form still thrivi...
Duncan talks with Ooh!media general manager Nick Vile about how his company is responding to a rapidly adapting advertising market