With New Zealand continuing to argue the seemingly never-ending debate on legalising cannabis, writer Colin Hogg hit the road to see what moral decline had descended upon those parts of America where the drug is now legal. In conversation with Russell Brown.

Join us to question the man who ate Lincoln Road, Steve Braunias, to uncover what, if anything, he learned from his quixotic endeavour.

Both Gus Simonovic and Peter O’Connor have worked extensively with young people to give their creativity voice. Together, they explore the transformative power of creativity and imagination.

At the heart of The Wish Child, Catherine Chidgey’s extraordinary fourth novel, is an enigmatic voice that tells the story of German families caught up in a nation’s dream. Catherine is in conversation with fellow fiction writer Sue Orr.

Using Black Marks on a White Page, edited by Witi Ihimaeraand Tina Makereti; and Sleeps Standing, by Ihimaera and Hemi Kelly, as an entry point the writers explore the nature of mentorship and collaboration with Paula Morris.

Acclaimed chef Sam Mannering and bestselling author Karen McMillan share their personal stories, how they created the book Everyday Strength: Recipes and Wellbeing Tips for Cancer Patients and how it can help families facing cancer.

Though nearly every corner of our country has been explored and mapped, exploration beneath our land is still in its infancy. Caves: Exploring New Zealand’s Subterranean Wilderness shines a light on this hidden world with a stunning new illustrated book.