Discussing the idea of ethical supply chains and fair trade, this is a companion show to the recent show on human trafficking. Guests David Capperauld (Child Labor Free), Natalie Baird (Trade Aid Christchurch and University of Canterbury) and Jeff Ward (Liminal Apparel) debate the benefits and challenges of ethical supply chains, and what we as consumers can do to ensure these practices proliferate.

Described as one of the major human rights problems facing the world today, human trafficking is a growing - and worldwide - problem. Ralph Simpson from NZ-founded anti-trafficking organisation Nvader, Nikki Prendergast and Michelle Pratt, founders of NZ group Child Labor Free, and anti-trafficking researcher Christina Stringer join Sally to talk about the issue, and our responsibilities in this sphere.

Panellists Peter Field (History, University of Canterbury), Howard Klein and Laurie Siegel-Woodward (expat Americans) and Kevin Clements (National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies) discuss Trump's first 100 days in office. This discussion is preceded by a short interview with long-term human rights advocate John Pace, who reflects on the state of human rights in 2017.

Guests in the studio:

Co-host: Sara Epperson, CPAG (Child Poverty Action Group)

Paul Dalziel, Professor of Economics, Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit, Lincoln University

Helen Leahy, CEO, Te Putahitanga,Whanau Ora Commissioning Agency for Te Wai Pounamu

A discussion on 30 years of Nuclear-free NZ with the following guests:

- Kate Dewes, Co-Director, Disarmament and Security Centre with decades of peace advocacy and research experience behind her

- Natasha Barnes, Member, Public Advisory Committee on Disarmament and Arms Control

- Kennedy Graham, MP, Green Party, Spokesperson for Global Affairs including Disarmament

Sean Lyons; Director of Outreach, NetSafe, Geroge Guild; Lecturer, Ara and Nikki Wheeler; Founding member, Sticks 'n' Stones discuss a variety of perspectives to this discussion on cyberbulling - the damage it can inflict and ways in which it can be counteracted.

Co-host Mallory Quail, Robyn Young (Autism NZ), Bridget Carter (mother of two children with Autism) and Dean Sutherland (UC) discuss the challenges and positives of ASD.

Recorded at the Ashburton Museum, this show discusses migration to rural New Zealand with guests Tanya Robinson (Ashburton Museum), Sophie-Claire Violette (Mid-Canterbury Newcomers Network), with Leen Braam, Cornelius Grobler and Mubashir Mukhtar sharing their stories.

Live recording of a Human Rights Commission event promoting the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People, with speeches by Sacha McMeeking (Head of Aotahi, School of Māori and Indigenous Studies, University of Canterbury), Hana Skerrett White (President, Māori Students' Association, UC) and Arihia Bennett (Chief Executive of Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu).