a conversation about music.

As he prepares for the release of a brand new Lawrence Arms record, Brendan Kelly sits down with Tim Crisp each week to talk long-form about the records that came before. Explore the songs from their conception and into their recording and release.

The Pod of Never is a podcast hosted by Matthew Nanes of Swans of Never. Matthew talks with creatives to get their stories and how they strike the delicate balance of marketing and art. This isn't your typical creativity podcast – Matthew talks to real people figuring out their craft and finding their audience while sharing practical ideas and wisdom of how to navigate the creative/commercial world.

Triple M Footy is your ultimate destination for live AFL action, expert analysis, and unrivalled access throughout the season. Catch every game, every goal with our legendary team: James Brayshaw, Mark Howard, Brian Taylor, Billy Brownless, Jason Dunstall, Bernie Vince, Damian Barrett, and more! Listen to all your favourite Triple M Footy shows on demand in this podcast feed, and never miss a moment by streaming the shows and matches LIVE on the LiSTNR app. Just search 'Triple M Footy AFL' o ...

There are many burning questions that face humanity. Why are we here? Are we alone? What does it all mean? But none more pertinent than - What's your favourite crisp? In fact What are your 3 favourite crisps? In each episode of the podcast Tom and Sam will be joined on the island by a different guest from the world of entertainment. The latest castaway must choose their forever crisps. Expect laughs, tears and crisps - A seagull called Steven and a seal called Ffreshness. Hosted on Acast. Se ...

Welcome to The Policy Fix, a podcast by The Policy Observatory, AUT. Our podcasts are crisp 15-20 minute interviews with some of Aotearoa New Zealand's top thinkers on the big issues we face as a society and what we can do to address them. The interviews centre around three guiding questions: • What’s the policy problem your work seeks to address? • Why should the public care about this? • What policy directions do you recommend?

We tend to reduce food and health to bitesize nuggets of information, like calories or BMI. It’s understandable; numbers are easily digestible when we’re looking for answers or a quick fix. But the thing is, there’s a lot more to health – hey, there’s a lot more to life! – than the numbers you see on the back of a crisp packet or on the scales. Geneticist Dr Giles Yeo feels we need a bit more space to think about the relationship food has with our body, our mind, and even our soul! Join Gile ...