In the final episode of the podcast, Emily delivers a powerful conclusion to the book, filled with a positive future food system state and a pep talk on how you can be a part of that. This completes the Series in Re-food with Emily King. Thank you for listening.

Kara Veugelers from Artworks Theatre talks about a series of upcoming performance skill workshops

Jamie Stone from Waiheke Adult Learning talks about the inaugural Word Fest bring together a varies programme of book, reading, poetry and story related events and activities.

Waiheke Health Trust CEO Jen Glover and Community Services Cordinator Dr Stephanie Cox discuss the loss of local Waiheke delivery of home care support services.

Trevor Reekie, now a Waiheke local, ran one of New Zealand's most important independent record companies for two decades from the mid 1980s releasing some of New Zealands best loved songs. Trevor shares the Pagan story with Chris Walker on Island Life.

In this episode Emily unpacks our obesogenic world, our food environments, shines light on food havens, and how procurement can help change our food system. She joins the call to wake the sleepy public on these issues and gives practical suggestions on how you can make changes.

One of a kind Waiheke character and musician Roger Reardon passed away early August 2026.

Chris Walker talks to Electoral Commission Community Advisor Deborah Godsmark about significant changes in voter enrolment for the 2026 election that will see voter registration close 13 days ahead of the election.

Angela Winter-Means will be upcycling vintage clothing and fabric through August at a residency at Lume Gallery, Surfdale.

Emily King talks with Chris Walker about the impact of climate change on food production and the impact of food production on climate change.