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Suzy reads Hickory Dickory Kick by Peter Millet. Kids Cody, Emma, and Harris tell their favourite jokes. Young Pryce talks about The Awhi Warrior. Audio

Tom E. Moffatt, who writes fun stories for kids, visits with some jokes. Liam talks about Goat on a Trampoline. Suzy reads the story It's Time to Go by New Zealand author Carol Duffy. Audio

This week, Ethan talks about a book he’s just read, seven-year-old Devan reads her story My Most Loved Soft Toy, and Bryan and Bobby visit a farm. Audio

Mac, a 24-year-old Pacific Island woman, covers her family's bills with a side hustle of fishing out dating advice, despite having no relationship experience.

Mac helps a Palagi boy win over an island girl with an original song.

Mac helps a couple sort their shit out with some good old-fashioned couples counselling.

Mac helps a quiet girl find her voice so she can win a date with the hot local postman.

We finally find out our hero's origin story.

Mac helps a chick who's into Palagi guys. Luckily, Mac has done her research!

Mac helps solve a catfish situation. Look out, Nev! Mac's coming for ya gig.

Mac helps sort out a same-girl situation.

Mac uses her mean and legit lawyer skills to help a couple with their prenuptial agreement.

Mac helps a high-vis-loving chick find her soulmate.

Mac helps a girl win over her crush via tackling. Classic. If you can run it straight, you can find love.

Mac helps a girl deal with a cheating lover. :(

Mac helps a mum confess the deets about her new lover to her kids.

Nine-year-old Matilda reviews the book Ming’s Iceberg, Constable Bryan and his police dog Bobby tell us how to keep warm in winter, and we learn a new te reo phrase in ‘Cool to Kōrero.’ Audio

We ask kids Chloe, Devon, Shania, and Sarah, "What makes a good story?" There’s a triple treat of jokes, and ten-year-old Nina tells us what she thought of a book she’s just read called Out in the… Audio

Mohi Allen weaves smokey jazz, pop, English, and te reo Māori together to create a unique and smooth sound. We follow Mohi in his journey as a kaiwaiata new to the spotlight. Video

Mā (Maarire Brunning) shares her journey of equal parts grief, love, and healing. Sincere and intimate, Mā reminds us how we can transform life's challenges into medicine for ourselves and others. Video