An interview with one of Wellington's best social entrepreneur's Patrick Shepherd of One Per Cent Collective?

And if that isn't enough, he spends the other part of his week working on SpinningTop, giving balance to kids living in Poverty.

An interview with Barika, of Wellington's Afrika restaurant about the vigil they were holding for Nelson Mandela. Also his friend Chris spoke about growing up in Apartheid South Africa and what Nelson's passing will mean to Wellington's South African community .

Tim Ward talks about the past and future of Wellington's iconic band venue San Francisco Bath House and Cuba Street culture and history.

Jacqui Hooper, Wellington Zoo's primate keeper volunteered at the Jane Goodall Institute's Chimp Eden to learn more about chimpanzee's and what we can do about helping to stop their diminishing numbers.

Ashley Burgess was voted Wellington's most popular cyclist. This is not surprising when you hear how much she loves cycling around Wellington and encouraging others to do so too.

Suzanne Tamaki talks about the exciting line up for Waitangi Day, what it is like working as the council's Cultural events coordinator and what we could all do to celebrate Waitangi Day.

Ania Upstill shares her vision for the Urban Kai Cycle and why she's committed to growing local food.

An interview with Wellington's favourite Social entrepreneur, One per Cent Collective's founder Patrick Shepherd.

An interview with Wellington's favourite Social entrepreneur, One per Cent Collective's founder Patrick Shepherd.

An interview with Wellingtonian Tim Jones about why we should not want a flyover at the Basin Reserve. We also had a chat to those at the Love the Basin Campaign, Valentines Day 2014.