Jesse Mulligan

Today on the pre-panel producer Olivia Wilson joins Wallace Chapman & Jesse Mulligan to preview tonight's show. Audio

Today we hear from Margaret and her freaky story. Audio

Every week Jesse calls an information center, out of the blue and at random. Audio

Greg tells a tale of a scared stand of trees and the spookiness that ensued. Audio

Educational technology is not the panacea we've been told it is says Amy Tyson. Audio

30 years ago this month Pulp Fiction was released in theatres and pop culture was forever changed. Audio

Bernard discusses the tail end of the kerfuffle over Anthony Albanese's connections to Qantas and the free upgrades they gave him and the government forgiving 20% student debt. Audio

These are all books about young people whose normal, relatable lives were ripped apart overnight due to conflict, constitutional change or violence. Audio

Vertech managing director Daniel Watson has some tips to avoid Christmas scams. Audio

A new exhibition at Tuhura Otago Museum showcases the sari's historical significance and its evolution. Audio

Eight years ago, an idea was hatched to help address those in the rural sector facing mental health issues. The idea? To get farmers off the farm and out surfing. Audio

Musician, artist, academic and radio personality Dean Ballinger was known as one of Kirikiriroa Hamilton's foremost creatives. Audio

Listener Trish regales Jesse with a story of strange happenings and hints of the supernatural at the Waiouru Military Camp barracks. Audio

The new nine track full length album from Wellington mega-band Fat Freddy's Drop arrives on digital on the 8th of November. The band considers it the strongest representation of the band's live sound.