Sunday Morning

Episodes

• Best Song Eva: Madeline Sami 02.06.2026 19m

  Acclaimed actor, writer and director Madeleine Sami is taking the helm as host of The Traitors New Zealand for its imminent third season. The show, which pits 21 players against each other to compete for a cash prize through strategy and deception, is set to hit screens Sunday evening with Madeline taking over from previous host Paul Henry. She joins Jim to chat about what it was like filming the show, and of course we had to ask her for her Best Song Eva.
• Ali Hill: The Nutrition Edition 31.05.2026 7m

  We've discovered that GLP-1 drugs have all manner of attributes along with weight loss, some of those attributes pertaining to mood improvement by reducing inflammation.
• Noelle McCarthy raises the stakes with new memoir 31.05.2026 30m

  Following on the heels of her highly celebrated 2022 memoir Grand, Noelle McCarthy is now poised to share her new book, Stakes. 
• 10 Questions in 10 Minutes with Bernard Hickey 31.05.2026 11m

  Economics commentator Bernard Hickey is with Jim to ask 10 questions on the economic state of New Zealand and the world.
• Useful Science with Bonnie Harrison 31.05.2026 12m

  Bonnie Harrison is here guiding us through the latest weird and useful headlines from the world of science.
• Lyndsey Simpson: The Age Rebellion 31.05.2026 32m

  As we live longer than generations before us, how do we design a life that will have meaning and purpose? 
• How good is online dental advice? 31.05.2026 19m

  Dr Murray Thomson joins Jim to weigh in on some of the dental advice we get from social media.
• Sunday Morning Quiz with Jack Waley-Cohen 31.05.2026 9m

  Quiz master Jack Waley-Cohen is back with his Sunday Morning quiz.
• Dr Jack Watling: The latest on Ukraine and Iran 31.05.2026 15m

  Dr Jack Watling joins Jim to discuss the latest in Ukraine and Iran.
• The startling rise of science skepticism 24.05.2026 16m

  A new survey has found a startling increase in the number of people who are skeptical of scientific evidence. 
• Dr Anja Shortland: why do art thefts keep happening? 24.05.2026 22m

   How do  purloined paintings and nicked necklaces get turned into cash? Dr Anja Shortland joins Jim to discuss.
• Four-week diet could wind back the aging clock 24.05.2026 12m

  According to a new study, older people who reduce either dietary fat or animal-based protein show signs of reduced biological age.
• Useful Science with Bonnie Harrison 24.05.2026 14m

  Bonnie Harrison is here guiding us through the latest weird and useful headlines from the world of science, including dog IQ tests, star signs, and the benefits of drinking coffee.
• What’s My Book About: Dead and Buried in Southland 24.05.2026 24m

  Invercargill-based author Lloyd Esler joins Jim to discuss his latest book Dead & Buried in Southland. 
• Do museums keep you young? 24.05.2026 10m

  We all know that feel-good-glow that comes from looking at a wonderful piece of art - well it turns out it may be doing more for us than we think. 
• Calling Home: Euan Parker from San Diego 24.05.2026 20m

  On Calling Home we're heading to Southern California to meet a kiwi in the wine business. 
• The UFO Files : What is happening in our skies? 24.05.2026 19m

  The US Government recently released documents on unresolved cases of “Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena” (UAPs) - also known as UFOs.
• Sunday Morning Quiz with Jack Waley-Cohen 24.05.2026 9m

  Quiz master Jack Waley-Cohen is back with his Sunday Morning quiz.
• Mark Almond: The latest on Iran 24.05.2026 13m

  British historian and geopolitical commentator Mark Almond joins Jim to discuss the latest in the US-Iran war.
• Will the Enhanced Games change the shape of sport? 17.05.2026 21m

  Next week athletes converge in Las Vegas for the first ever Enhanced Games. It's a controversial multi-sport event that allows competitors to take performance enhancing drugs.