Dr Thomas Mattern, penguin biologist, talks about our unique penguin species, presents some fun facts, and shares some insight on why we should care for and about our New Zealand penguins.

Well-known activist Urs Signer shares his story, passion, and drive for change and explains how collective action could save our people and the environment.

Matua Hohepa from the Best Siiide podcast shares his life journey and how it reflects Treaty Partnership Taiao and ecology with a sprinkle of mental health.

Retired community legend, Mike Tapp reflects on his career as a teacher, journalist, and DOC community ranger. He shares some inspiring project experiences and leaves us with a positive piece of advice.

Sue chats about her time as a Katikara community member and the book club that her and Elvisa are part of focusing on 'Regeneration' by Paul Hawken.

A studio performance, Tihikura sings us a heartfelt waiata and shares his connection to the land, drawing on his experiences and history of Parihaka. He will give a historical korero at Teikora, his papakainga this Sustainable Backyards Trail.

The SAVE Programme is working hard to deliver community partnerships, energy efficiency and behavioural change. There are lots of simple things we can do a little to no cost right away and that is what we have to share.

Suraya talks about Taranaki Public Transport.

Bena talks with us about how to get started with a grass patch or a blank slate of land, how to restore the land, and about the Sustainable Backyards Trail.

Tiri Porter talks about her journey supporting growing organizations. We talk about the highlights of her work, how you can get involved and upcoming events.