Emile Donovan

Wrapping up our year, with The Detail.  Audio

A lingusitics researcher from the University of Auckland has warned with less than 4000 people speaking Tokelauan, the language is in danger of dying. Audio

New cereal released in South Korea which is green onion flavoured. Audio

Rough sailing for the America's Cup and Emirates Team this week, and none of the action was on the water. Sailword.com editor Richard Gladwell speaks to the Panel about the impact this week's… Audio

Waikato University social sciences senior lecturer, Dr Bill Cochrane, suggests we have a reset on how we deal with unemployment as more jobs are expected to be lost due to the impacts of COVID 19 on… Audio

Today in music history, in 1971 Doors lead singer, Jim Morrison, was found dead in a bath tub in Paris, France. Audio

Former girlfriend and long time associate of convicted paedophile, Jeffery Epstein, has been arrested. New York correspondent Simon Hampton talks about the reaction to Ghislaine Maxwell's indictment… Audio

The team of five million's being told by three influential New Zealanders that its time to give up on eliminating COVID-19 on our shores and reopen our borders. Audio

Panellists Julia Hartley Moore and Guy Williams share what they have been thinking about. Audio

Robert Kelly pops in to the studio to celebrate the life and work of legendary comedian and straight man Carl Reiner after he passed away earlier this week at the age of 98. Audio

The world didn't completely stop while we were in lockdown. Here's a summary of what else happened while we were tuned to the 1pm Ashley and Jacinda show.  Audio

A Nelson couple has come up with a slightly unorthodox way to house their guests...The Boot B&B. Audio

Professional rugby might be returning this weekend, but club rugby is precariously close to finding itself in a bit of an existential crisis. Audio

These days it seems like there is news of redundancies in New Zealand almost every day as the effects of the global pandemic continue. Audio

In this day in 1965, The Beatles was announced as recipients of the Members of the British Empire and protests poured into Buckingham Palace. Audio