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The official HBO Max Movie Club podcast provides a forum for fans of the service’s priority library films and new Saturday night theatricals via conversational host commentary, along with guest appearances from the folks who produced, directed, wrote, or starred in these very awesome movies. Hosted by comedian Matt Rogers (Las Culturistas), this fun (and often, hilarious) podcast that covers the freshest new releases and most beloved nostalgic films of the past is your one-stop-shop for all ...
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Acclaimed music executive Damian Vaughan and multi-platinum music producer Joel Little are apart of MusicHelps - a charity that provides help through music to NZs most vulnerable. They join me today to talk about the charity, how you can help, NZ Music Month (this month), as well as many stories from Joel about writing & producing for the worlds be…
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Crag Luxton is riding across America with a bunch of mates shortly and it’s the best thing he can do for himself. But now, more than ever, he needed his mates and they have stepped up. Click here to donate: Bike USA - Craig, James & Gerald • Fundraise Your Way - MND New Zealand (raisely.com) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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They are old rugby mates - Craig Luxton and Jamie Wilkins. And they are riding across america to help raise awareness of motor neurone disease and attempt to raise up to 30k to help researchers find out more about this life ending disease. It’s the club no one wants to be part of. But for Craig and Jamie it’s more than just a ride for a mate who di…
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Erica Stanford, the new Education Minister, is promising a massive shake up of our education system. Aside from the banning of cellphones which is, well, by the bye, Stanford promises a new curriculum that's explicit, smarter reporting, stronger learning support, use of clear data, and much more. This interview will rock you to your core. If you ar…
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Every Tuesday at 7:30 pm Join hosts Bomber Bradbury and Damien Grant for a no-holds-barred deep dive into the heart of New Zealand politics on The Working Group. On the show this week, ACT Leader David Seymour and Nationals Chris Penk, slice through the week's most contentious issues, from Oranga Tamariki's policies to the prison system, and tackle…
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Hey Duncan Here, Every weekend I am going to introduce you to some new podcasts you should check out. This one is called "Where's My Money?" Its the story of a mate of mine, Reagan and his battle with a million dollar mortagage that's almost cost him his home. Its raw, its authentic, and its a story that many of us will feel very close to. Take a l…
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Reagan White has a mountain of debt - one point one million dollars to be exact. It's an eye watering amount and it's been keeping him awake at night. In fact, things were so close to the line he decided he needed to call in the big guns. Now, thanks to Enable Me's Hannah McQueen, he's getting back on track. But how much is too much to borrow, and …
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4 years on from the legalisation of medicinal Marijuana, Duncan talks to Dr. Waseem Alzaher, who runs a Cannabis Clinic. Why is the product still so expensive, and should the government be doing more to bring us in line with other countries? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By rova | Original
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As mortgage rates remain stubbornly high and job losses escalate, the economic strain is deeply felt across households and businesses alike. Duncan Garner explores the personal stories behind the statistics, shedding light on the human toll of unemployment and the allure of opportunities abroad. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Duncan Garner interviews Barclay Nettlefold, chairman of MediaWorks, about the challenges and opportunities facing the New Zealand media industry. Garner and Nettlefold discuss the rise of digital media, the challenges of local media companies, the future of radio, and the potential of podcasting. They also chat about Nettlefold's other passion, Su…
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In this week's "Slam Dunc", Duncan Garner opens up like never before about the week his whole world came crashing down. He lost his high-profile radio job, went through a messy divorce, and had to sell his home - all within a few devastating days. With raw honesty, Duncan recounts the brutal realities he faced as his career, marriage, and living si…
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Join us as Kiwi actress Morgana O'Reilly takes us on a candid journey through the interwoven paths of her acting career and motherhood. In this episode, Morgana opens up about the challenges of balancing the spotlight with parenting, the emotional investment of auditions, and the art of detachment post-performance. She also shares her dreams of sho…
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In this series of extended podcasts we revisit some of our favourite interviews from the first 200 DGEIC episodes. Part 4: Heather Morris is a grandmother from Te Awamutu. She took up writing in her mid-60's and has now sold over 16 million books worldwide. He brought sailing to life and into our living rooms. One of the most recognisable voices in…
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In this series of extended podcasts we revisit some of our favourite interviews from the first 200 DGEIC episodes. Part 3: After coming out as gay as a teenager, Craig Hoyle was excommunicated from the Christian Brethren environment he'd been raised in. His story is both harrowing and hopeful. Suzanne Paul grew up in extreme poverty in the UK. Afte…
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In this series of extended podcasts we revisit some of our favourite interviews from the first 200 DGEIC episodes. Part 2: Phil Thomson is the co-founder of New Zealand-based company Auror, whose pioneering work in technology and artificial intelligence is making significant headway in combatting retail crime round the world. You'll most likely kno…
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In this series of extended podcasts we revisit some of our favourite interviews from the first 200 DGEIC episodes. Part 1: Former National Party deputy prime minister, and breast cancer survivor, Nikki Kaye. Sick of the way big banks were treating people, Dave Fishwick from Burnley in the UK decided to open his own bank. They made a great movie abo…
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After working together for a year on 'Duncan Garner Today' on Today FM, and then for another year making over 200 bespoke 'Duncan Garner: Editor in Chief' podcasts, the time has come to say goodbye to my trusty sidekick, Producer Dave-O. We look back at our time together and cast an eye toward the future in these uncertain times. Why is he leaving,…
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For someone who needs to stay liked and be popular, the latest political poll coinciding with his Government marking 100 days, is a disaster for Christopher Luxon. Ordinary people live ordinary lives, and as the National party deliver for landlords and the tobacco industry, I ask them to remember that the little people vote for them too... See omny…
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Join us for a captivating conversation with Moana McArtney, daughter of the late Dave McArtney from Hello Sailor, as she shares her journey into the music world and her debut album's creation. Moana discusses her first single, "Kid, You're Free," its '80s synth-pop vibes, and the transformation from her music school demos to the artist she has beco…
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Today I am joined by Grant Rix, a dedicated child psychologist spearheading the Pause, Breathe, Smile campaign, which is making waves in the realm of children's mindfulness and resilience. Grant shares the transformative power of mindful breathing and emotion regulation techniques that are helping schoolchildren navigate the stresses of modern life…
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What does it take to have that extra drive and to go above and beyond and to reach for the stars? It takes an incredible person with the utmost motivation and drive - you have to be consumed with success and an overwhelming desire to achieve. So why do some of us still insist on knocking down those who excel and achieve? See omnystudio.com/listener…
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Today we explore the healthcare data landscape as the esteemed Global VP of Data at Orion Health, Fiona McPherson-Grant, graces the podcast with insights from her journey from New Zealand's cosy campus life to pioneering data-driven healthcare in the United States. Our discussion encapsulates the transformative power of electronic medical records a…
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Unlock the secrets to smart commercial real estate investment as I chat with Matt McHardy from PMG, who reveals how you can start building wealth with more modest means. Say goodbye to the notion that commercial property is out-of-reach for the average investor. With PMG's innovative approach, investing in commercial real estate becomes an accessib…
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Unlock the secrets to cementing your legacy and safeguarding your loved ones' future with Glenys Talivai, CEO of Public Trust, as she lays bare the enduring power of wills and estate planning. This episode peels back the layers of how these crucial documents are not just about wealth distribution, but also embody personal values and family history.…
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Embarking on a journey of transformation and redemption, Paul Wood's story is one of stark contrasts, fraught with the pain of loss and the power of recovery. His candid reflection on a youth marred by a painful upbringing, societal pressures of masculinity, and the lure of a dangerous lifestyle, offers a rare glimpse into the life of a man who fou…
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Unlock the secrets to protecting your loved ones from online scams as Brent Carey, CEO of NetSafe, sits with me to unveil critical strategies for keeping us safe in the digital age. We take a look at the cunning tactics scammers employ, with a particular focus on seniors, highlighting NetSafe's collaboration with Chorus and Age Concern to fortify t…
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And here it is again. More pressure on our already stretched medical workforce. Recent reports indicate that Aotearoa is struggling to maintain and retain its young doctors and funnel them into domestic specialist training programs. A desperate plea has come out in recent days.. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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When laughter turns to controversy, it's a thin line that few dare to tread. But Irish comedy writer Graham Linehan joins me to share his unfiltered perspective on the whirlwind of cancel culture that's ensnared him due to his anti-transgender activism. We tackle the harsh realities of speaking out against popular opinion, the reverberations of whi…
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For too long I have struggled to say no to people for fear of letting them down - I hate the thought of people thinking I'm not giving of myself or I am selfish. However I have found myself reluctantly saying yes only to regret it. Do you ever wonder is there a better way to work? Or to find time in your life for the things that really matter? See …
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Anna Bojlert's journey from overwhelmed CEO to self-care advocate is nothing short of inspiring. Her 'Beminded' philosophy has sparked a cultural revolution in Sweden, emphasizing that the key to productivity lies in working smarter and valuing personal time. Struggling to implement self-compassion amidst a hectic schedule is a common plight, but f…
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Recently I have found myself reflecting on what is actually important in life. Marie Dyhrberg KC told me just before Christmas as she left my studio, she said; 'Duncan if you've lost everything then no one can take anything from you, or control you ever again'. It was good timing and I needed to hear it. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy info…
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It's a special 50th birthday (for yours truly) edition of 'The Week That Was' this week. Joining me for cake and robust discussion is Managing Partner at Previously Unavailable Simon Pound, and broadcaster, Mum and all around lovely person Carly Flynn. More media job losses Christopher Luxon’s $52k accommodation allowance Security guards Kids & scr…
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A few weeks ago I found myself fishing on Omaha Beach. It was going dark and the light on the moon was stunning. When I returned home I told everyone about it. The first thing out of their mouths - did you take a picture? I am worried today's teenagers are missing out on the life that is happening around them because they never look up from their s…
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Unlock the secrets of your child's brain and the invisible chains of digital addiction with the guidance of Dr. Abilio Oliveira, whose eye-opening research into screen time's effect on cognitive development is a must-hear for every parent. We confront a harsh reality where devices are not merely tools but traps, captivating our youth's attention an…
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This is one of those 'bad news good news' Slam Dunc's. Housing struggles are becoming life-changingly serious issues for an increasing number of Kiwi's, such as the 70 year grandmother from Tauranga whose rented house she has lived in for 8 years has been sold out from under her. Simplicity founder Sam Stubbs is setting out do something about provi…
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Unlock the hidden truths of New Zealand's laser clinic industry as we sit down with Ruth Nicholson, a torchbearer for integrity and safety in the cosmetic treatment world. Prepare to be armed with knowledge that could safeguard your health, as we unveil the startling reality of unregulated clinics and the dire consequences they pose to clients. Rut…
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Air New Zealand has had massive bailouts by taxpayers. Thousands of kiwi businesses were supported through Covid. The Tiwai Point aluminium smelter in Bluff has had cheap electricity for years. And of course the tobacco industry is now getting revived by this government. So why does this government seem so reluctant to step in when it comes to News…
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New Zealanders are being urged to say ‘no’ to the return of live exports by sea in a petition jointly supported by the country’s leading animal advocates including SPCA - https://petitions.parliament.nz/79ff1ae2-f2e8-43c5-6c98-08dc33f5abe2 Joining me today from the front lines of animal advocacy is Dr Arnja Dale of the SPCA. We tackle the complexit…
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Times are tough. The cost of living crisis is hitting us all. Even the Prime Minister, who has found himself with a house that comes with the job that he can't live in, and an allowance that comes with the job that he has now decided he shouldn't access. I hope he'll be okay. In the meantime, I have an idea that could help him, Premier House and TV…
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Police Minister Mark Mitchell joins me for a confronting discussion on gang violence and retail theft, bringing his unique perspective on the challenges law enforcement faces amidst a surge in crime. Amidst a backdrop of increasing gang-related activities, Mitchell outlines the government's bold steps to safeguard our communities - detailing the st…
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