Actor, writer and director Leon Wadham joins Duncan to discuss his career in television, film and theatre - from humble origins to directing the recently released Alice Snedden's Bad News Saves the World.

Newsroom co-editor Mark Jennings, formerly head of news at Three, joins Duncan for a deep dive into the past, present and possible future of the beleaguered channel.

Duncan Greive reacts to the devastating news from Warner Bros Discovery regarding the future of Three.

Long-serving television producer Bill Kerton joins Duncan for a conversation spanning his origins in the media industry, the heyday of bFM with Mikey Havoc and Greenstone TV's 30th birthday.

Editor of Newstalk ZB Plus Philip Crump joins Duncan to detail his journey from prolific tweeter, to popular Substack author, to the head of ZB's fledgling digital hub.

Beef + Lamb NZ CEO Kit Arkwright joins Duncan to discuss the complex challenge of advocating for red meat in our modern era.

Roblox game developer Alec Kieft joins Duncan to dive into the culture, economy and mind-boggling popularity of the Roblox platform.

Laneway's Danny Rogers and Julian Carswell join Duncan to chat the past, present and future of the ever-popular music festival.

Born Bred Talent's Clare Winterbourn joins Duncan to discuss the emergence of TikTok, Instagram and YouTube as the most powerful media forces of the 21st century.

Iconic broadcaster Noelle McCarthy details her career, and her recent collaboration with The Spinoff.

The Fold is taking a break over summer. We'll be back soon with new episodes but, until then, here's one of our favourites from 2023.

The Fold is taking a break over summer. We'll be back soon with new episodes but, until then, here's one of our favourites from 2023.

The Fold is taking a break over summer. We'll be back soon with new episodes but, until then, here's one of our favourites from 2023.

SUPERPOD is back to reflect on the highs and lows of a rollercoaster year.

The Spinoff Books editor Claire Mabey on the impact of the internet on the publishing industry.

Duncan discusses the dangers baked into TVNZ’s dominance of the NZ TV Awards.

One of New Zealand’s greatest beat reporters, Todd Niall, joins Duncan to discuss his career, leaving RNZ for Stuff and the specific challenges of covering a mayor like Wayne Brown.

Acclaimed contemporary artist Simon Denny joins Duncan to discuss the intersection of media, art and technology.

After spending years reporting on New Zealand music, Chris Schulz discusses the major challenges the industry currently faces.

Caffeine Daily founders James Hurman and Julie Gill discuss pushing back on the way the tech sector views journalism.

Duncan gives his opinion on the upcoming slate of TVNZ shows and what he thinks about the Showcase event as a whole.

The founder of some of Aotearoa's longest-living magazines on what more needs to be done to better discuss climate change in the media.

Duncan speaks to multi-hyphenate talent Tom Sainsbury about his new, daring venture as the lead of a local horror film.

The editor of Pursuit of Hoppiness joins Duncan to discuss sports journalism, print media and craft beer.

Duncan Greive analyses the reasoning behind the planned cancelation of Three’s popular and successful 7pm show The Project