If you want to be inspired or you are planning a life-changing trip to Thailand, this is the podcast for you. We help you plan your trip of a lifetime to the land of smiles. Learn more at www.ThailandAdventureNetwork.com Link to watch the official podcast trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0XgTe7uBco more

Julian Wilcox presents weekly interviews with Māori throughout Aotearoa, from sports legends, to business leaders, to artists and community advocates. more

Explore New Zealand with Aotearoa Adventures - your ultimate guide to travel, adventure, and the outdoors.Each week, host Abigail Hannah brings you inspiring stories from everyday people, covering tramping, vanlife, bikepacking, road trips, and so much more.Get beginner tips and practical advice for every adventure, from camping under the stars to multi-week expeditions. Whether you're a local, on a working holiday, or visiting, this podcast will inspire you to explore New Zealand deeper and connect with nature. more

The shady, controversial & sometimes downright villainous characters of NZ.

In this 'unashamedly homegrown' podcast we tell the story of our islands from the time before people arrived all the way up to the year 2000. Winner of the bronze award for Best Indie Podcast in the NZ Podcast Awards 2021, Silver for Best Educational and Best Indie in 2022 and Silver for Best History in 2023 and 2024. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

RNZ Podcast Producer Justine Murray, Māori Language kaiako Ngairo Eruera, Moana Radio presenter Te Kehukehu Patara host Paewhiri a bi-lingual chatcast steeped in te ao Māori. more

Whether you're intrigued by the stories behind New Zealand's archaeology, the wonder of our collections, or the history and culture of our places, the Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga podcast series offer you a new way to experience heritage in the digital age. more

Podcast weblog for seminars presented at Manatū Taonga - the Ministry for Culture and Heritage

Each season of A Forgotten History explores a key story from New Zealand's past with fresh perspective on what happened at the time, and the lasting impacts of the moment. Season 3: Rainbow Warrior 40 years ago, two bombs went off in Auckland's harbour. The terror attack and the subsequent fallout changed New Zealand forever. Hosted by John Daniell and Noelle McCarthy. Presented by NZ Herald and Bird of Paradise Productions. Season 2: Mr Asia In the 1970s, the Mr Asia drug syndicate was one of the largest sellers of heroin in the world. The group began in New Zealand, with two men at its centre: Marty Johnstone and Terry Clark. As the syndicate spread around the world, for a few years, they were living the high life. And then, they started killing each other. Hosted by John Daniell and Noelle McCarthy. Presented by NZ Herald and Bird of Paradise Productions. Season 1: Tangiwai. Christmas Eve, 1953. A historic year for New Zealand ended tragically, when 151 people died in the country's worst ever rail disaster. 70 years on, with only a handful of survivors still alive, did New Zealand learn the lessons of this horrific accident - or have we forgotten this tragedy? Hosted by Hamish Williams. Produced by the Motuihe Group for the New Zealand Herald. All seasons made with funding from NZ on Air. Images used in the podcast tiles have been colourised. more

This podcast series is a journey through history, one guided by the lyrics of Billy Joel's song 'We Didn't Start the Fire'. Join us for an educational and fun exploration of the events, people, and inventions that helped to shape the modern world during the Cold War. These roughly half-hour episodes place a microscope on each of Billy Joel's lyrics, discovering the rich detail that helps breathe life into the past. Narrated by Robin Harrison, each episode also features interviews with guest speakers, including experts in the field and friends and family of the people being discussed. Together, we'll learn why Billy Joel wrote the lyrics he did and hopefully come to understand what he meant when he sang 'We didn't start the fire, it was always burning, since the world's been turning.' more

A dynamic and often provocative account of NZ's relationship with the Pacific.