Emma Espiner is a broadcaster and political commentator.

Emma is a columnist for Newsroom and hosts a podcast Getting Better for Radio New Zealand about Māori health equity.

In 2020, Emma won Opinion Writer of the Year at the Voyager Media Awards

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Just 12 months ago, Tracy Hemingway, 27, was paying off the last of a massive debt.

In hock to the tune of $94,278 - $113,375.40 with interest - a financial advisor told her it would take 16 years to pay it off.

She paid it off in three, then set her sights on her next goal: buying her first home.

Now the 'Debt Free Diva' now wants others to learn the lessons she had to, to become debt free and get financial freedom.

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Friend of the show Jack Tame is fresh back from Washington DC where he covered the US election for TVNZ and Newstalk ZB and we thought a quick debrief from Jack, whilst he is in managed isolation, about his experiences might be called for

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Julia Parnell is an award winning film and television producer.

Her latest project is 'SIX60: TILL THE LIGHTS GO OUT' a documentary on New Zealand's biggest band as they reveal their untold story of ambition and creative vulnerability.

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Robbie Nicol is a writer, filmmaker and presenter best known as the creator and host of the political comedy webseries White Man Behind A Desk and RNZ's The Citizen's Handbook

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Bill O'Brien is a writer and former police officer who has written numerous fiction and non-fiction books for adults and children. O'Brien's in-depth research and inside knowledge give his crime books for adults and children a ring of authenticity. His book Aramoana: 22 Hours of Terror was the basis for the film Out of the Blue, directed by Robert Sarkies. While dealing with sensational topics, O'Brien never forgets the human cost and consequences behind the crimes he examines.

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David Shanks is New Zealand's chief censor, as The Guardian puts it he is "an independent, government-appointed official whose role is essentially that of a content regulator - responsible for classifying, restricting or banning any material he deems objectionable that New Zealanders can access, including everything from Hollywood blockbusters to terrorist videos, child pornography to t-shirts and pamphlets."

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Keith Quinn is an author, and one of New Zealand's most experienced television sports commentators.

Keith has, among other career highlights, broadcasted at 10 Commonwealth and 10 Olympic games, written in excess of 15 books and been involved with every Rugby World Cup up until the latest.

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Paula Penfold is an investigative journalist. She is best-known for her investigation into the wrongful conviction of Auckland man Teina Pora for murder and rape.

More recently Penfold is responsible for the brilliant exposé on Advance Party co-leader Billy TK JR, False Profit, with Stuff

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Joel Tobeck revisits us to talk about his recently completed work for TVNZ 1's #BlackHands. A biopic of David Bain and the Bain murders perpetrated in a sleepy Dunedin suburb in 1994.

This still case divides NZ. Most people either thinking David was the murderer, or his father, Robin, who Joel is portraying in this 5 part mini series.

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