Government – New Zealand – Recommended podcasts
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Journalist Andrew Gold talks to everyone from cult defectors and politicians to mainstream celebrities - people who’ve challenged the expected script and lived with the consequences.
Formerly known as Heretics, guests include Robbie Williams, Chris Packham, Chris Williamson, David Baddiel, Richard Dawkins, Bonnie Blue, and former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss. -
A New Zealand politics podcast hosted by The Spinoff's Toby Manhire with Annabelle Lee-Mather and Ben Thomas.
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Kia ora, and welcome to The Cleine Line. Iโm Jamie Cleine โ Former Mayor (2019-2025) of Buller District, a local born and bred, farmer, business person, and now a podcast host too.
Now just to clear things up right from the start โ this isnโt the official line, itโs the Cleine Line. Itโs not a press release, itโs not a meeting minute, and itโs definitely not spin. This is just me, speaking directly to you, about whatโs going on โ around Buller, across local government, and sometimes even up in the Beehive.
Each episode, Iโll take a few minutes to share what Iโve been up to โ the good stuff happening in our communities, the challenging things, and the occasional eyebrow-raiser coming out of Wellington.
Iโll give you a few behind-the-scenes thoughts, maybe a laugh, maybe a rant โ and hopefully give people a better sense of what goes on in this place we call home.
The Cleine Line episodes will cover my previous work as a rural Mayor in the Buller District of New Zealand and the diverse communities that I served. I will comment on the issues and opportunities that I encounter, and provide commentary on these as I see them. I aim to inform and share some insights into how I approach leadership, strategic long term thinking and advocacy. The episodes will traverse the serious to the less serious including some community characters, events, social and news commentary.
The Cleine Line is my own podcast and is not the official line of the Buller District Council. -
Debated is a British politics podcast where Will Barber Taylor speaks to guests from across the political spectrum on the issues of the day
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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A 5 part interivew series looking at the Review into the Future for Local Government (2023) He piki tลซranga, he piki kลtuku, Wellington: New Zealand.
This podcast is intended assist in the wider conversation for elected members, council staff, communities and central government as we look at how the recommendations, when taken as a package, could transform outcomes for Aotearoa New Zealand.
The full report and its recommendations can be read here: https://www.futureforlocalgovernment.govt.nz/assets/Uploads/final-report-26June2023.pdf
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A true crime podcast centred around telling the stories of both solved and unsolved crimes from different regions across the globe.
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David Calder presents the music he loves in The Folk Music Hour, with the aim of rekindling listeners' interest in acoustic music in the Anglo-American tradition, including NZ folk song, and world folk music such as that heard at WOMAD in New Plymouth's beautiful Brookland's Park.
Almost all music has a folk origin: blues, jazz, rock and even so-called classical. As Big Bill Broonzy famously said - "all songs are folk songs; ain't never heard a horse sing!"
Arguably the first Kiwi to make a living with a mandolin, David spent some of his musical life playing bluegrass, but was performing in the folk boom as early as 1964. He was playing in Europe and the UK in the 70's, dabbling in folk rock and pop in California in the 80's, and creating a country garden in the 90's and teaching children to read.
These days, kind of retired, he is free to pursue any of the musical paths he loves: song-writing, tuition, and performance with guitar, piano, banjo, mandolin, autoharp, dulcimer, even bass; playing jazz, folk, blues and originals. Or to just kick back and listen to Bach or Grappelli ...
He is a long-standing performer of NZ folk, and maintains a love affair with US old-time music nurtured since Doc Watson's LPs first made it to these shores. A natural entertainer since his debut on radio aged six, David thinks radio is the perfect performance medium. -
A podcast from Aotearoa New Zealand with a unique take on US politics. Todd Muller and Elizabeth Soal explore the important issues, processes, and people through in-depth analysis and interviews with an array of fascinating guests.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Solar Made Simple is a Renewable Energy/Climate focused show that will cover three Critical components in any Energy focused discussion, Energy Efficiency, Climate Change and What’s do-able Daily. Using the D.I.A. approach (Data Insights Action) we can cut to the chase and come up with meaningful solutions into actioning the perennial problem of living within our (so called) energy constrained environment.
A prime example of our success in showcasing solar is: https://www.tasman.govt.nz/my-region/climate-change/our-solar-power-generation/
If you want to connect with me to discuss the programme or your solar solutions contact me on [email protected].
Solar Made Simple airs Monday mornings at 9.30am with a replay on Thursday afternoons at 3.00pm. -
Women are the heart and soul of this world. “What's Your Why" asks women why they do what they do, why they keep persevering despite adversity and why their purpose is meaningful to them. We talk to women from all over the Waikato about their experiences as they share valuable pockets of knowledge they have picked up along the way.
This podcast is run by the YWCA Hamilton – an organisation dedicated to empowering, inspiring and elevating women to achieve success in whatever ways that look like to her. We are a community-based organisation in Kirikiriroa and we are here to support women through whatever part of our journey they are on.
We hope after listening you remember that we are all beautiful, strong, resilient, and empathetic. Our strength lies in who we are, what we stand for and our ability to relate to one another. Collectively, as self-assured women, we can change the world together. -
Tim McCready chats with candidates and commentators throughout the local elections to tease out people’s visions for Onehunga and the surrounding neighbourhoods.
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The Federation for American Immigration Reform's podcast bringing you the most important updates about U.S. immigration. Featuring special guests including members of Congress, journalists, and experts in the field.
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The Dose is the Commonwealth Fund's podcast that presents fresh ideas, new perspectives, and compelling conversations about where health care is headed. Join host Joel Bervell this season for conversations with leading and emerging experts in health care and health policy.
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Rosalind Derby of Rosalind Derby Architecture, interviews colleagues across the construction industry, discussing architecture and building, urban design, public space design. Buildings mediate between people and their environment.
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Dr. Scott Jensen answers questions from you, sits down with different people from the great state of Minnesota, and talks about some of the major political issues facing the state of Minnesota!
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The Waikato Women in Business Podcast is a collection of interviews with local women in all stages and industries of the business world. The podcast is hosted by local not-for-profit society Waikato Women in Business Inc. Which aims to connect and empower women in business within the region.
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Catch the crew from South Alive in Invercargill as they keep you up to date with the many things happening in this special part of our city
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Welcome Library lovers to SLANZA SESSIONS, a radio show and podcast to celebrate school libraries, and all of the people who inhabit them. Local Manawatลซ school librarians Alan Dingley, Sasha Eastwood and Chris Auer, will be bringing you interviews, reviews, views and more.
We want to share our love of books for youth and young people, and our passion for school libraries. We will be asking questions and seeking answers about how we can all ensure the School Library maintains its valuable place in the NZ literacy and education landscape. -
Shifting the Narrative is a limited podcast series about changing the dominant narrative around critical social and cultural issues. Over five episodes, we examine case studies where individuals worked together to change how society views the death penalty, poverty, and guns. And based on this, what lessons can we learn to apply to other campaigns?
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Official Podcast of the Eastern Shoshone Tribe
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Blue Stories Project: sharing journey out of perinatal depression. A project that creates a culture of supporting ALL women and their families on their parenting journeys. It educates communities and normalises the topic of perinatal depression.
In the Blue Stories Project podcast Karolina Gorton invites people to talk about parental mental health and perinatal depression from many different perspectives.
Find out more about the project at www.bluestoriesproject.com. - Show more
