Fortune Magazine Features Editor Matt Heimer is with us to look at how New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern ended up in second place -- behind Bill and Melinda Gates -- in the magazine’s iconic Top 50 World Greatest Leaders List

It's no surprise Hannibal Lecter listened to Bach in prison, classical music has become the kiss of death in film.

Philanthropist Chris Clarke is urging people to think carefully about who they donate to and why.

Auckland University associate professor Erin Griffey has become the first woman from New Zealand to be made a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London for her work on Queen Henrietta Maria.

Dr Rodger Fox, New Zealand's own jazz genius, is about to hit the road with U.S legendary saxophonist, Dick Oatts and the New Zealand String Quartet to pay homage to U.S jazz maestro Charlie Parker.

Kevin Ashton's regarded as one of the first people to realise the scope of what the internet could deliver two decades ago and shares his thoughts on what the future might hold.

Armageddon organiser Courtney Collins speaks to Jim about the 24th event in Wellington.

Angus Vail is a New Zealand born music manager who's used his international connections to hold a concert in New York to raise money for the Christchurch mosque shooting victims and their families.

Assistant Professor of Marketing at New York Institute of Technology in New York City Colleen Kirk followed up anecdotal evidence that dog owners are willing to pay more at the vets than cat owners.

Dame Diane Robertson has been thinking about bucket lists.