Karyn Hay

Walk into an op shop and you usually see "one bedraggled rack" of plus-size clothing, often lumped in with maternity wear, says Kelly Christie. To meet the demand for good-quality… Audio

Read NZ Te Pou Muramura CEO Juliet Blyth talks to Karyn about the challenge and her top summer reads. Audio

Olivia Shivas won the ACC Supreme Award for her work reshaping how disability is portrayed in the media. Audio

Over the next week, travellers passing through Christchurch airport around midday will be greeted by visiting therapy dogs. Karyn Hay chats to Chief Aeronautical and Commercial Officer Justin Watson… Audio

School kids in Waihi have turned on the charm in a new tourism campaign that asks, 'Why Not Waihi?' Cameraman and director Scott Spicer helped them put it together, and chats to Karyn Hay. Audio

A West Auckland charity has come up with an innovative way to distribute food and toy parcels this Christmas. Brook Turner, head of community service development, talks to Karyn about how they're… Audio

The festive season is getting into full swing and NZ Food Safety's Vince Arbuckle has some pointers so you don't accidentally poison yourself, friends or relatives. He shares them with Karyn Hay. Audio

While many of us will be preparing to reunite with family for Christmas, a small group of Scott Base scientists will be getting further away from theirs. Climate change scientist and ecologist Ian… Audio

Today Mary continues her talk on money and relationships and how this time of the year can cause tension. Audio

For NZ Screen History this week, we are celebrating one of New Zealand's most beloved TV families of all time Outrageous Fortune! The show screened for six seasons and was a critical and commercial… Audio

Today's link 3 winner will get an original copy of Michael Bublé's Christmas album. It's been ten years since the Canadian singer's festive release. In that time its become one of his most successful… Audio

Only a few years ago the 122 year old Golden Bay Grandstand was earmarked for demolition, but today it's well on its way to restoration. Trustee of the Gold Bay Grand Stand Community Trust, Hazel… Audio, Gallery

AgResearch scientists who successfully bred low methane emitting sheep, were this week recognised for their world-first research at the Science New Zealand Awards. Audio

When the first humans arrived in Aotearoa, they brought with them a few animal friends: the kiore  and the now extinct kurī. Researchers have looked at how that impacted on the biodiversity. Audio

Actor Sharon Gless played the tough as nails New York Cop Christine Cagney in the hit show, Cagney and Lacey. She talks to Karyn Hay about her memoir, Apparently There Were Complaints. Audio

New Zealand-born model Cherie Louise joins Karyn Hay to talk about life, disability, and her favourite things. Audio

RNZ First Up producer Ellie Jay shares the podcasts she's been listening to lately: Wind of Change, The Denial Files, and Comfort Eating with Grace Dent Audio