This week Byron and Maddy take us through the  beehive dramas of the week - both emergency housing and GST on Kiwisaver. We dive into dodgy dealings from one day sale as well as the Northland lockdown saga. Later on we are joined Peter Bradley, Chief Executive of Hato Hone St John. Peter has had an incredible career in the ambulance sector and gives us the 101 of ambulance in Aotearoa. 

This week we take you though the fizzer of a parliamentary protest, we explore what the heck sector workforce plans are, Sharma drama continues and say ma te wa to Trevor Mallard.
We're then joined by Simon Arcus, CEO of the Wellington Chamber of Commerce to discuss The Wellington  Report. 

Maddy and Byron are back with another rapid fire weekly recap. We cover off who's still got a seat in the beehive cafeteria and  who won't come next week. Byron talks about his favourite topic on earth (and the ocean) - cruise. While Maddy gives a bit of a 101 on the fire fighters walk out.

It's a solo episode with just Maddy and Byron this week. They take you through the last week in Wellington and ask the big questions. Why are kiwi kids getting dumber?  Is a soap opera the answer to the nursing shortage? Who moves faster, coastal homeowners or the rising sea levels? 

Aloha from Te Puke! What a week. We cover the big stories of the week - Air New Luxon's trip to Hawaii, foot and mouth disease, the glorious sunset of Ashley Bloomfield and the young sprouts scheming behind the Green Party bike sheds. We're also joined by one of the coolest guys we know, Jackson Rowland, head of impact investment at Ākina chats with us about social enterprise, impact investing in Aotearoa and his recent journey to The World Economic Forum.

We're back! Apologies for the break listeners, we've been traversing the country (and covid). This week we cover the major issues; labour shortages, revised immigration settings and the return of travel. Later on we're joined by Stuff journalist Dileepa Fonseka. Dileepa takes us through the weird and wonderful world of journalism, what makes for a good story and the kinds of issues that we really need to be reading about.

It's been a rough week in politics and policy, Maddy and Byron run through the serge in fentanyl  overdoes, the dismal state of the health care system and the ongoing Let's Get Wellington Moving saga. Later on we're joined by the Iron Duke himself, Mr 305, Phil O'Reilly to discuss his recent trip to the OECD and his thoughts on the future of travel and tourism.

Another week of unpacking the weird and wonderful decision making of the Capital and its friends. We take you through the Tauranga by-election, the PM and her pack's decision to go to NATO, the lack of creativity in the immigration sector and Minister Woods announcement of a plasterboard... board? We're later on joined by Neeraj Lala, CEO of Toyota New Zealand to talk the future of mobility, EV's, smart cities and really fast boats. 

It's just Byron and Maddy today, taking you through the peaks and pits of the Cabinet reshuffle. We cover the resignations, the promotions, the demotions the sideways steps and the call ups of team fix-it.