Former top cop reveals how childhood lolly theft changed his life
Bush describes how policeman's authoritative but kind demeanour greatly influenced him.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromPodcasts
Podcast: How can you prepare for the next financial emergency?
Covid-19 taught us a lot of things, including how prepared we are for financial stress.
A Moment In Crime Podcast: Tragedy in the hills - the mysterious death of polo star Lauren Biddle
Episode 14 of Herald podcast A Moment In Crime focuses on the death of Lauren Biddle
Tiny homes a solution that requires a new financial plan
There are financial realities that come with living tiny.
Leighton Smith Podcast: NZ Initiative and London lockdown update
Leighton also has a surprise guest to round out the year.
Cooking the Books podcast: The pros and cons of a tiny home
Could you live tiny forever?
Leighton Smith Podcast: Australian author on China's threat to NZ
Australian author and academic Clive Hamilton guests on podcast 94.
HP Business Class: The Kiwi business keeping Covid patients breathing
On this week's podcast is Lewis Gradon from Fisher & Paykel Healthcare.
Are alternative investments like bitcoin and gold worth it?
In a wild year, some of the wilder investments have been soaring in value.
The numbers that could let you retire decades earlier
Different ways of achieving financial independence can make it a more realistic goal.
Leighton Smith Podcast: New Zealand's big climate mistake
This week Leighton talks with the University of Cambridge's Michael Kelly
Podcast: How to start the money conversation with your partner
It can be a fraught area, but there are ways to reduce the tension.
Leighton Smith Podcast: Sociologist Frank Furedi and engineer Bryan Leyland
This week Leighton is joined by two guests.
How Allbirds went from the mother-in-law's garage to making a billion dollars
On this week's episode of HP Business Class, we spotlight Allbirds.
Podcast: How to check and fix your credit score
If you've had a bad run with credit cards, it doesn't have to be the end.
Frances Cook: Trusting your partner is not the same as being financially blind
It can seriously hurt your relationship.
Frances Cook: You don't need a credit card to have a good credit score
It's time to bust some credit score myths.
Leighton Smith Podcast Episode 91
Leighton also talks with Briar Lipson from The New Zealand Initiative on education
Podcast: How to find financial stability in an unstable world
Your money can be a buffer between you and some of the scarier events of 2020.
Frances Cook: How risk-taking can lead to financial stability
Embracing instability can be exactly how you master it.
Cooking the Books podcast: Welcome to splitting season, Covid-19 style
Like everything else, Covid-19 has made breaking up harder to do.
Leighton Smith Podcast Episode 90
Whatever happened to Rodney Hide? This week Leighton catches up with the former MP
HP Business Class:The man who stopped the America's Cup being as 'boring as bat shit'
HP Business Class returns, with first guest Ian Taylor from Animation Research Ltd
Frances Cook: Why shares are the first-home buyer's saviour
As prices soar higher, there's an alternative for those who feel locked out of housing.
A Moment In Crime Podcast: Hell in paradise - the Aramoana massacre
A Moment In Crime episode 13 looks back at the 1990 Aramoana mass shooting and siege.
Leighton Smith Podcast: The polls got it wrong once again
Leighton speaks with constitutional experts and historians on the US election result.
Cooking the Books: The timeline of what to do with your money, when
There's a certain order to managing your money, that makes life easier.
Podcast: Where to start when managing your money
You'll have different money priorities at different stages of your life.
What to buy when you can't buy a house
Housing has gone crazy but you don't have to give up on your financial future.
Leighton Smith Podcast: US election analysis with Patrick Basham
Leighton Smith previews the US election with Patrick Basham from Democracy Institute.
'The man I fell in love with was an undercover cop with a family'
Meet the women whose lives were infiltrated - and then upended - by the men they loved.
Podcast: After tourism, is tech the next NZ business hero?
We may not feel like a nation of coders, but the transformation is already happening.
Cooking the Books podcast: How to pay off debt faster
If you get strategic with your debt payments you can save a lot of money.
Frances Cook: How Covid-19 changes the strategy to paying off debt
Just like everything else, the stresses of covid-19 have made debt worse.