CEO and co-founder of Sharesies Brooke Roberts came in to talk financial literacy, start up life and pineapples.

Hannah Newport-Watson from The Pantograph Punch came in to talk about the arts and culture website, plus her role as an author and editor

A day in Pōneke some time in the near future: Wellington artist and writer Sarah Laing tells Perrine about her talking mural which is part of the wonderful Verb literary festival, and about making comics in Aotearoa

Perrine heads to the Free Store on Willis St and hears about community-building happening from a local shipping container. Turns out this project is so much more than redistribution of food.

Artist and mother Rebekah Rasmussen talks to us about blurring the boundaries between these two roles and getting inspiration from your children and environment.

Amelia from Greater Wellington's Transport Choices team joined Laura to talk about Bike Fest - a month long series of events in the Wellington region to encourage and celebrate biking. Learn more and get involved at https://bikethere.org.nz/

Laura Robinson chats to B Sides about obsessions with true crime, and the process of satirising true crime tropes in her new collective podcast project, KILLJOY

Pera Barrett talks to host Sadie Coe about being mana whenua of Ōtaki and Kāpiti Island, about his music and writing, and about how a tragic accident changed his path in life and led to his setting up two charities to help children from lower socio-economic areas: Shoebox Christmas, and Stationery Starter Packs. We end with a track from Pera performing as Percieve.

Merio Marsters shares stories about the delightful round room that is the Berrhampore Centennial Community Centre

Katia talks to Dr. Sea from Extinction Rebellion Wellington who tells us a bit about XR, being a Rebel for Life, the Week of Action coming ahead and the Rebel Camp.