Wallace Chapman
The Panel with Martin Bosley and Ruth Money (Part Two)
Wallace Chapman and panellists Martin Bosley and Ruth Money discuss whether NZ is droppig the ball on building emmissions, subsidizing dental for adults and the demand for overseas travel. Audio
The Panel with Martin Bosley and Ruth Money(Part One)
Wallace Chapman and panellists Martin Bosley and Ruth Money talk about our struggling legal aid system and the FMA's study into whether fund managers are providing value for money. Plus, they discuss… Audio
Pre- panel with Martin Bosley and Ruth Money
Wallace Chapman and panellists Martin Bosley and Ruth Money respond to "Dear Panel" letters from listeners. Audio
The Panel with David Cormack and Sally Wenley (Part Two)
Wallace Chapman and panellists David Cormack and Sally Wenley discuss mental health funding, the moral panic around ramraids, and friendship. Audio
The Panel with Sally Wenley and David Cormack (part 1)
Wallace Chapman and panellists David Cormack and Sally Wenley discuss the link between alcohol and cancer, homophobia in sport and Boris Johnson's claim people will be distracted by cheese if they… Audio
The Pre- panel with Sally Wenley and David Cormack
The Panel talk to Rob Gillan and Patrick Morrison, who are going to participate in the inaugural World Paradarts Trophy. Audio
The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Steve McCabe (Part Two)
Wallace Chapman and panellists Jo McCarroll and Steve McCabe discuss MP home ownership and its affect on renters, dipping investments and the Rugby World Cup going to the United States. Audio
The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Steve McCabe (Part One)
Wallace Chapman and panellists Jo McCarroll and Steve McCabe talk about the latest grim milestone in the pandemic, removing GST on food, orange juice on cereal and other strange food combinations. Audio
Pre-panel with Jo McCarroll and Steve McCabe
Wallace Chapman and panellists Jo McCarroll and Steve McCabe discuss the best feedback of the week in Friday Mail Bag and what they've been thinking about this week. Audio
The Panel with Mai Chen and Simon Pound (Part Two)
Wallace Chapman and panellists Mai Chen and Simon Pound discuss banning single use takeaway packaging, urban water tanks and whether South Island school kilts are on the way out.
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The Panel with Mai Chen and Simon Pound (Part One)
Wallace Chapman and panellists Mai Chen and Simon Pound discuss the mammogram backlog, health reforms in this year's Budget and Prince Harry's "girl dad" shirt. Audio
Pre- panel with Mai Chen and Simon Pound
Wallace Chapman and panellists Mai Chen and Simon Pound speak to those wanting to dig up a German gun from Dunedin's Oval.
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The Panel with Sue Kedgley and David Farrar (Part Two)
Wallace Chapman and panellists Sue Kedgley and David Farrar discuss the closure of Wellington's David Jones, reducing chool zone speed limits to 30km/h and 'cluttercore'. Audio
The Panel with Sue Kedgley and David Farrar (Part One)
Wallace Chapman and panellists Sue Kedgley and David Farrar discuss today's border announcement, groceries and ACTs proposal to axe certain ministries. Audio
Pre- panel with Sue Kedgley and David Farrar
Wallace Chapman and panellists Sue Kedgley and David Farrar answer listeners' letters and tell us what they've been thinking. Audio
The Panel with Chris Finlayson and Emma John (Part Two)
Wallace Chapman and panellists Chris Finlayson and Emma John discuss mortgage rates, keeping public transport fares half price and the rubbish lurking in Wellington's Harbour. Audio
The Panel with Chris Finlayson and Emma John (Part One)
Wallace Chapman and panellists Chris Finlayson and Emma John discuss cycle safety, raising the superannuation age and what towns unfairly get a bad rap. Audio
Pre- panel with Chris Finlayson and Emma John
Wallace Chapman and panellists Chris Finlayson and Emma John speak to a women in the United States who bought a bust at Goodwill for $35 that turned our to be a Roman relic. Audio
Critter of the Week: The Hoodwinker Sunfish
This week's critter is the Hoodwinker Sunfish, a large fish found in the southern waters around New Zealand and South America. They can grow up to 3 metres in length and weigh up to 2 tones. Audio
Gardening with Jo McCarroll
With Mother's Day on the horizon, NZ Gardener Magazine Editor Jo McCarroll talks to Wallace about the tradition of gifting chrysanthemums to celebrate all things maternal. Audio