WeCreate chair Paula Browning makes the case for the creative sector to be better represented in central government.

Duncan Greive vents his frustrations on the current state of political engagement with media in New Zealand.

The CMO of Stake talks to Duncan Greive about the pandemic, meme stocks, and more.

Duncan Greive defends his position on Newstalk ZB's new premium, paywalled service.

The CEO of the NZFC talks about what makes authentic Kiwi cinema, and the impact of the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes on the industry.

We explore how brands can promote sustainability messaging in a way that doesn't turn off their audience.

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

NZ on Air chief executive Cam Harland helps Duncan break down how New Zealanders are consuming media.

The co-founder and editor-in-chief of cinephile social media platform Letterboxd discuss building a community-first platform.

The person who popularised the phrase "millennial pause" discusses how the social platforms we use are changing, and where they might head next.

The founders of Kiwi-Asians in Media and Communications on why they started the organisation and what they want it to achieve.

Duncan talks to VP of international relations at the Country Music Association about the lessons we can learn from the country music boom in Aotearoa.

Current editor-at-large for the New Zealand Herald Shayne Currie discusses the triumphs and mistakes of his illustrious media career.

Wendy Thompson and Melanie Spencer discuss upgrading their influencer marketing company into an advertising behemoth.

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.

The head of the study that follows the development of thousands of rangatahi around Aotearoa discusses the unique insights it provides.

Meet the founder and editor of the new media platform with a mission to better represent the lives of people with disabilities in Aotearoa.

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.

Duncan goes solo this week, discussing everything from the RNZ sub-editing debacle to Sinead Boucher's legacy at Stuff.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Duncan Greive talks to veteran tech journalist Peter Griffin about this new generation of artificial intelligence.