Distinguished Professor and Demographer Paul Spoonley speaks with Karyn about the problems with Stats NA and concerns about the data gap and what the implications are.

Editor-in-Chief of the Hong Kong Free Press, Tom Grundy, speaks to Karyn live from  Hong Kong Airport where protests have impacted flights.

Our occasional Monday series I Didn't Know That is where we take a reasonably complex topic and try to make it less confusing. Tonight Karyn talks about prosthetic eyes with Ocular Prosthetist Dr Keith Pine

Karyn Hay speaks with NIWA's Chris Brandolino about New Zealand's twister conditions.

Tuvalu's Funafuti is a slither of an atoll just south of the equator, which will see its population increase by about 10 percent as delegates pour in for the annual Pacific Islands Forum starting tomorrow.  RNZ Pacific's Jamie Tahana is  there.

Danielle Street joins us with a preview of her new music selections to be featured on her Totally Wired show on Auckland University radio station bfm on Saturday mornings.

It's 250 years since Captain Cook's arrival in Aotearoa, and Pataka Art and Museum in Porirua is marking it with an exhibition. Director of Pataka, Reuben Friend, joins Karyn to talk about the exhibition.

Waikato Hospital is experiencing an influx of patients and asking people with non-urgent conditions to first go to their GP or a chemist. Chief Operating Officer Ron Dunham speaks with Karyn about the bed shortage.

Our in-house historian Robert Kelly this week delves into our country's rich train history and the time when the main trunk line ran the full length of New Zealand.

Luke Cornish is the artist behind a contentious mural on Sydney's Bondi Beach highlighting Australia's hard line immigration policies and deaths in detention. He speaks to Karyn about the response to it.