New Zealander Thomas Scovell lives and works in London and has recently had his first child, a daughter named Sadie, whose birth has sparked his new music venture -- 4xLife. And they're inviting you along for the ride.

Covid-19 has been brutal in Peru, with the country having the highest death rate per population in the world. But it's not all doom and gloom. Patrick Emanuel is part of a team who have invented a new way of doing remote melanoma surgery.

President Trump said he would name a woman to succeed Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died eight days ago, and with lightning speed he has. Karen Kasler analyses his decision to nominate Justice Amy Coney Barrett.

For more than 50 years the presence of wild puma-like cats in the South Island has been a keenly debated topic. Two sightings of "monstrous" cats earlier this month in North Canterbury have again reignited the mystery and speculation.

The latest Research New Zealand survey set out to establish to what extent New Zealanders believe various facts and alternative (or conspiracy) theories around Covid-19. Emanuel Kalafatelis joins the show to discuss.

A significant severe weather event is expected to affect much of the country over the weekend. WeatherWatch.co.nz head weather analyst Philip Duncan delivers the latest.

Sir John Kirwan is one of the faces of mental health awareness in this country, so it's fitting that we catch up with him on the eve of Mental Health Awareness Week. JK joins the show to share some of his top stress-busting tips.

Pete Hammond is the Deadline Awards Columnist and Chief Film Critic, where he covers the Oscar and Emmy Seasons. He joins the show to preview what will be the strangest Emmy Awards show of all time.

The new Australian $1 coin is stamped with a message that reads: 'Donation Dollar: Give to help others.' The coin, the first of its kind in the world, has been minted in the hope that it will raise $300 million for charity each year.

The news of the death of American Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has caused another firestorm in US politics. Correspondent Karen Kasler looks back on the life of the woman who championed the rights of women and minorities.