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Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief

Duncan Garner: Editor in Chief is a New Zealand politics and current affairs podcast hosted by veteran broadcaster Duncan Garner. With more than 30 years across TV, radio, and newspapers, Duncan brings sharp opinion, hard questions, political interviews, and breaking news analysis on NZ politics, government, media, the economy, and the stories shaping New Zealand. Email: duncan@rova.nz Facebook : Instagram : YouTube : rova

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41:46

An in-depth look at our mental health with the Mental...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/09/19

The Mental Health Foundation's CEO Shaun Robinson joins me in this episode as we tackle the complex world of mental health & wellbeing. We attempt to unpack the stigma associated with mental health, and focus on the five steps to well-being - activity, noticing, connecting, giving, and learning. How can they assist in identifying and managing mental health issues, and what can we each do to promote not only our own mental health and well-being, but those around us? This week is Mental Health

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47:35

Raf Manji - Leader of The Opportunities Party

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/09/18

The leader of The Opportunities Party, Raf Manji, joins me to discuss the future of New Zealand's economy and the pressing issues the country is currently facing, and of course The Opportunities Party. Is the New Zealand economy stagnating? How do we attract business and tech dollars into the country? Can we retain our young talent? Is the current MMP threshold too high? Should National seriously look at TOP as a coalition partner? And what is Winston still doing here? Raff Manji is a smart leader

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53:32

'The Week That Was' with Dr Lance O'Sullivan and...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/09/15

I'm joined by two dead-set legends on 'The Week That Was' this week. Health advocate, author and 2014 New Zealander of the Year Dr Lance O'Sullivan, and entertainer, singer, former NZ Idol judge, and Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit for services to the entertainment industry Jackie Clarke. And what a beauty it was too.. What do they make of the current state of politics in New Zealand? The retail crime epidemic. Visitor fees for places like Venice. Our sex lives. And the heartwarming story

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48:00

The global fight against retail crime: A Kiwi...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/09/14

Today, we're tackling a global problem that costs the retail industry a whopping $150 billion in stolen goods - retail crime. We're stepping into the world of Phil Thomson, co-founder of New Zealand-based company Auror, whose pioneering work in technology and artificial intelligence is making significant headway in combatting this epidemic. Their innovative solutions have put an estimated equivalent of 500 extra police on the streets, recovering millions in stolen goods. Technology is at the

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50:54

The return of Mumsy...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/09/13

You, the people, have spoken. After being off the poddy for a number of months this episode sees the return of Mumsy; your Editor in Chief's flatmate, sparing partner, confidant, and, of course, mother. This time the stage is all hers as we promote her to 'Feature Interview' status. Enjoy... Chapters: 3:38 - Slam Dunc 6:32 - Mumsy 41:55 - Letters To The EditorSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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48:29

Breaking down sexual taboos with sex & libido coach...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/09/12

From the quiet whispers in the bedroom to the outright societal taboos, we're unpacking some of the trickiest topics surrounding sex and relationships in this episode. Sofie Louise is a sex and libido coach whose work revolves around creating satisfying sex lives for women. She lends us her expertise on everything from how men and women experience desire in starkly unique ways to the role porn plays in shaping our notions of sex and intimacy. This isn't just about the act of sex; it's about the

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45:42

Transforming setback into success: The highs and lows...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/09/11

Ethan Gordon is a young man who found success in adversity. After losing his job, he turned his misfortune into an opportunity and launched a cleaning business that now oversees 30 franchises. Discover the hurdles he faced, the steps he took to overcome them, and the unique challenges of starting a successful business in New Zealand. We shed light on the integral aspects of running a successful small business. Also, we address concerns related to immigration, access to capital, and hiring staff,

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46:46

'The Week That Was' with Nick Rado and Carly Flynn

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/09/08

This weeks guests on 'The Week That Was' are broadcaster and all around lovely lady Carly Flynn, and the equally lovely and very funny comedian Nick Rado. What did we discuss today I hear you ask? Well.. Political attack advertising. Sir Ashley Bloomfield's legacy. Robots in K Mart. Kaitaia's nightlife. Aaaaand the huge sporting weekend ahead for the AB's and The Wahs. Chapters: 3:08 - Slam Dunc 7:12 - The Week That Was 39:36 - Letters To The Editor 44:20 - Wanker Of The WeekSee

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37:59

Beyond borders: exploring global happiness with...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/09/07

Kirsty Cardy is a globetrotter on a mission. She sold everything to explore the world in her camper van, unearthing valuable lessons on happiness, mental health, and community structures from various cultures. Could the culture of shared responsibility and support revolutionise mental health strategies in places like New Zealand? Kirsty's journey is inspiring, and helps us realise that the answers to our mental wellness questions may not cost billions and can be found in the heart of our families

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55:14

Sir Ashley Bloomfield: Hope, health, kindness and the...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/09/06

In this compelling episode, I sit down for an intimate conversation with none other than the now 'Sir' Ashley Bloomfield, the man who spearheaded New Zealand's response to the COVID-19 pandemic. We explore the highs, low's, regrets and triumphs that came with being at the coalface during one of the most challenging and dividing periods in New Zealand's history. Ashley is able to offer a unique perspective on the intricacies of leadership during a crisis and the influence it has on public trust and

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47:41

Is vaping the health hazard we've been led to...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/09/05

In this episode I go head-to-head with Sunny Kaushal, Chair of the Dairy and Business Owner’s Group, on the contentious issue of vaping. A concern growing in popularity among young people, we explore the implications of vaping on health, the inconsistencies of the government's approach, and the role of big tobacco companies in this complex debate. Sunny suggests vaping is not as harmful as perceived, saying that no primary hospital admissions in New Zealand have been related to vaping. I am not so

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56:01

Trans rights and the pursuit for inclusion: The...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/09/04

Shaneel Lal is a law student, model, influencer and the current Young New Zealander of the Year. They are also one of the country's most prominent campaigners for trans and queer rights. Their journey, from being subjected to conversion therapy in Fiji to becoming a celebrated figure in New Zealand's trans community, makes for a compelling narrative that sheds light on the struggles and triumphs within the trans community. Encounters with transphobia, the high suicide rates among young queer people,

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51:11

'The Week That Was' with Duncan Greive and Mary Lambie

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/09/01

On 'The Week That Was' this week my guests are founder of The Spinoff Duncan Grieve and award winning journalist, broadcaster, executive media trainer, communications strategist and media consultant Mary Lambie. Today we kick around: The current state of the New Zealand media landscape. National's proposed tax cuts policy. The climate change crisis. And the amount of money our power providers earn Chapters: 4:51 - Slam Dunc 9:33 - The Week That Was 41:15 - Letters To The Editor 47:15 - Wanker Of

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43:40

Our pets - the forgotten victims in life and death...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/08/31

Today I'm joined by Dr Steve Glassey from Animal Evac as we shine a light on pet rescue during disasters. Find out how you can contribute to the cause for better animal protection laws and why we need enforceable legislation to safeguard our furry friends in times of crises. We also take a look at the phenomenon of animal hoarding, discuss the need for limits on pet ownership, unpack the emotional toll of losing a pet and emphasize the importance of having emergency plans for our animal companions

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60:06

Past, present and future: A candid conversation with...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/08/30

Today's episode is special. I am joined by former Cabinet Minister and Deputy Leader of the National Party, Nikki Kaye, as she opens up about her battle with breast cancer, the significance of self-care and balance in life, the battle to save the planet and her thoughts on New Zealand's socio-political landscape. A survivor in every sense of the word, Nikki has been through more in her 43 years than most people go through in a lifetime. Her story is inspirational and I am so pleased to be able to

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47:38

Exploring New Zealand's economy: Downturns, housing...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/08/29

Have you ever wondered how economic downturns and booming housing markets coexist? In this episode I'm joined by leading independent economist Tony Alexander to take a detailed look at New Zealand's economic landscape, the implications of the downturn, and the current state of the housing market. We also discuss the struggles families face during a recession, their battle with increasing mortgages, and the psychological effects influencing buyer decisions in the housing market. To round off, we

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39:57

Climate Crisis: A conversation with renowned...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/08/28

Join me for an eye-opening discussion with top New Zealand climate scientist, James Renwick, as we tackle the monumental issue of climate change and its potential repercussions. James predicts a grim future if we don't act now, including sea levels rising by 10 to 20 meters and a potential halving of the global population. But don't worry, it's not all doom and gloom - we also touch on how New Zealand is taking action with the Zero Carbon Act, Climate Change Commission, and Godin Emissions Reduction

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44:15

'The Week That Was' with Dr Michelle 'Nanogirl'...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/08/25

On 'The Week That Was' this week my guests are Dr Michelle Dickinson - engineer and nanotechnologist, bestselling author, television presenter and creator of 'Nanogirl', and employment law specialist Max Whitehead. What are we discussing today? Nationals Tim van de Molen getting a bit threatening. PM Hipkins kids being brought into the public arena. The spotlight falling on David Seymour and ACT this week. Air NZ's record profit turnaround. Shane Jones trying to sing his way into parliament. Steve

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45:08

A candid glimpse into the life, and political...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/08/24

Shane Jones is somewhat of an enigma. He is the Dalmatian Māori New Zealand First candidate who is yet to win a seat but is still in the race. In this episode we talk about his admiration for Winston Peters, his regretful mistakes, and a new potential career in singing. We also investigate the politics of the North, the intricacies of winning a seat, the potential outcome of the upcoming election, and Jones' legacy. We also delve into Shane’s childhood and the unique experiences that have shaped

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43:31

Resilience through cancer: A personal journey and...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/08/23

Every journey has a beginning, but few can compare to the story of our guest today, Josh. Only nine years old when he was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, he shares how he navigated this tumultuous journey with a spirit that exemplifies the resilience of youth. From finding solace in school and sports, to addressing treacherous health decisions amidst COVID lockdowns, and even a harrowing overdose in 2021, Josh’s story is one of perseverance and tenacity. Canteen celebrates it's 35th birthday

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