In this episode we're joined by Minnie Parker to talk all things art! We discuss Minnie's experience of working with exhibitions around the world, talk about why people might feel intimidated by galleries, and ask why art is something everyone can and should feel connected to. Enjoy! 

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In this episode Charm Skinner reflects on her tough upbringing and subsequent perspective on life (1:15) before talking about her experience of university and its treatment of Māori (14:33). We then get into the impact of video games and technology on society (22:47), talk about some of Charm's favourite cars (40:40), before finishing with our segment Know Your Stuff (51:34). Happy New Year and enjoy!

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In this episode of the Waterboys podcast, Thabi and Kim discuss a few moments that stood out to them in 2018. Listen in to hear about their Christmas present to themselves, their perspectives on the race of life, and what hosting a podcast has meant to them so far. We'd love to extend all the listeners a happy and safe holiday period, and look forward to what the New Year brings!

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Laura McKeown was a Residential Advisor in one of the University of Auckland's largest Halls of Residence for the last three years. We sit down with her to discuss what it takes to be an effective RA, talk about some of the highs and lows of the job, and ask how she was able to balance work and life whilst living with, and being responsible for, 350 young residents. We then battle through another segment of 'Know Your Stuff'. Enjoy!

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In this episode Thabi and Kim discuss how trans- and homophobic attitudes were highlighted through a recent twitter allegation involving an NBA player. We ask what might fuel these kinds of reactions, and how we can be allies to minority groups experiencing oppression. Finally, the Waterboys touch on 'locker room culture' and whether it could be indicative of a more widespread problem in our society. Enjoy!

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Thabi and Kim more are joined by Isla Dunn who discusses the medical school interview process, her experience applying for medical school (8:40), how the Dunns may be the coolest and most interesting family in New Zealand (19:10), the basketball royalty in the Dunn genes (32:30), access to mental health support in New Zealand (39:33), before ending with our exciting new segment - Know Your Stuff (1:00:00). The podcast finishes with a discussion of the importance of seeking support for your mental health. Here are a few numbers you can call if you want to talk to someone:

Lifeline: 0800543354            

Suicide Crisis Helpline: 0508 828 865

Depression helpline: 0800 111 757

What's it like travelling to North Korea? Is journalism dying? Could James Halpin be New Zealand's next, considerably more attractive, Mike Hosking? Find out the answers to these questions and much more in this episode of the Waterboys podcast. Enjoy!

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In this episode, we were joined by Thomas Sturch to discuss his high school experience, what it was like having his dad as principal, and the fame that comes with being the local meme. We also found out who has called Thabi ugly, what Kim would be like as a maths teacher, and why Thomas has personal connections to the studio. Enjoy!

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In this edition, the Waterboys celebrate Thabi finishing university and Kim recently completing a half marathon. How do they celebrate? By discussing New Zealand drinking culture, of course. Enjoy!   Facebook: Waterboys | Instagram: Waterboys_nz | Email: [email protected]

In this latest episode, we're joined by good friend of the Waterboys Mitch Williams, who recounts some of his best (and worst) moments interacting with sportspeople on Instagram and Twitter. We then discuss how social media has transformed the experience of being a sports fan, and ask whether overall it's a good or bad thing. Enjoy!   Facebook: Waterboys | Instagram: Waterboys_nz | Email: [email protected]