Features

Sitting at the heart of imposter syndrome are false beliefs about competence, coach and consultant Bex Bell says. Audio

It's been the number one sport for women and girls in this country for more than 100 years. As Netball NZ gears up for its centenary, Bridget Tunnicliffe looks at how the sport carved its own path.

Recruited by the Beatles, on the cover of TIME Magazine before was 25, James Taylor overcame addiction and depression to become one of the most beloved singers of all time. He talks to Jim Mora. Audio

Widescreen - ​Dan Slevin samples a few of the more than 160 titles screening in Ōtaki this week.

It is all charm and seduction at the start of a relationship with a narcissist - but how do you end it safely? Dr Ramani Durvasula explains. Audio

There are four shining stars on screen in the new joyous and heartfelt Aotearoa New Zealand film The Mountain - the directorial debut of acclaimed actor Rachel House.  Video, Audio

Former pro basketballer Stuart McEwen wants to change his life - and he wants you to join him.

The price of veggies is tumbling after hitting record highs in the last two years. Extreme weather such as Cyclone Gabrielle wiped out many crops, but the recovery is underway, says United Fresh President Jerry Prendergast.       Audio

Ann Patchett is one of the world's most acclaimed, prize-winning novelists and non-fiction writers, she wants to write books that "don't destroy your soul," she tells Susie Ferguson. Audio

Dame Hinewehi Mohi celebrates the 20th anniversary of her first Music Therapy Centre, and the crucial role her daughter's cerebral palsy played in its formation. Audio

Musician Tarik Rahim talks about his journey from working beside his father shaping surf boards in Gijón, Spain, to making a life - and music - in Mount Maunganui. Audio

A research team in the UK has found adopting habitual exercise can add up to three years to life expectancy. Audio

Following the success of her 2012 release Three Feathers (winner of Best Folk Album at the Tūī Awards), Amiria Grenell performs songs from new album The Winter Light on Music 101. Video, Audio

Before there was OMC and 'How Bizarre', the Fuemana siblings laid down a record that would be dubbed a classic. Audio, Gallery

Employment lawyer Susan Hornsby-Geluk discusses the fallout from New Zealand's recent media redundancies. Audio

Kaahu Birdling and Jordan Popata are embracing leadership roles at Thomas Brothers Orchard in Riwaka. Audio

The febrile post-Brexit environment and rise of neo Nazism in the UK is expertly captured in this taut series on TVNZ+. Graham Smith explains why it's worth a watch.

Award-winning Christchurch folk singer Amiria Grenell performs tracks from her new album ‘The Winter Light’. Video, Audio

What motivates women to deliver their babies without hospital care or midwife support - and how risky is it?  Audio

REVIEW: Baaba Maal's group's synchronicity and cohesion was captivating and their vibrant, upbeat music was the perfect end to a great weekend of music.

In a new Amazon Prime series American filmmaker Lulu Wang depicts the complex power dynamics between Hong Kong's rich expats and their domestic 'helpers'. Video, Audio

Ten years after Bill Vail helped found it, in an effort to rejuvenate the Christchurch brass scene, Nor'west Brass is still blowing strong. Bill Vail and fellow band member Nic Scott speak with RNZ Concert host Bryan Crump. Audio

In the early 90s, siblings Phil, Christina, Tony and Pauly Fuemana would lay down a record that would soon be dubbed a classic. Thirty years on New Urban Polynesian is set to be reissued to the world. Tony Fuemana and his sister Christina Fuemana join Maggie Tweedie on Music 101.  Audio, Gallery

To mark the release of Legacy - a new RNZ doco about the Māori reggae band Katchafire​ - frontman Logan Bell shares some of his favourite songs. Video, Audio