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I’m Not a Monster Podcast fans who were hooked by the New York Times’ Caliphate may have been dismayed by the controversies that followed its release, but this new BBC/PBS co-production, four years in the making, can make up for that. From journalist Joshua Baker, I’m Not a Monster tells the story of an Indiana woman who ended up in the heart of the ISIS caliphate in Raqqa, Syria. Supplied I’m Not a Monster tells the story of an Indiana woman who ended up in the heart of the ISIS caliphate in Raqqa, Syria. Sam Sally’s husband Moussa Elhassani became a sniper for Isis and h...

Thanks for signing up! Submit If there’s one thing working from home has taught me, it’s how important getting outside at least once a day is for your health. Not only does it benefit your physical health, but your mental wellbeing also gets a nice little boost from the great outdoors, with a little help from some great podcasts. When all of this WFH stuff kicked off back in March, I really started to struggle after the first couple of weeks. Once I realised it was because I sat inside all day like a goddamn mushroom, everything changed. You really don’t think about the hidden benefits ...

Press Release – New Zealand Comedy Guild Despite the challenges of a Covid dominated year, there were plenty of laughs at the annual NZ Comedy Guild Awards that took place on Tuesday (8 December). New Zealand’s comedians gathered at The Classic in Auckland, and watched on a live stream in venues around the country, to celebrate a dramatic year for the local industry. “2020 was an incredibly difficult time for live performance in New Zealand, but the level of resilience in the comedy industry has been phenomenal” says NZ Comedy Guild Chair Brendon Green. “The forced closure of our m...

Friday, 11 December 2020, 10:04 am Despite the challenges of a Covid dominated year, there were plenty of laughs at the annual NZ Comedy Guild Awards that took place on Tuesday (8 December). New Zealand’s comedians gathered at The Classic in Auckland, and watched on a live stream in venues around the country, to celebrate a dramatic year for the local industry. “2020 was an incredibly difficult time for live performance in New Zealand, but the level of resilience in the comedy industry has been phenomenal” says NZ Comedy Guild Chair Brendon Green. “The forced closure of our main sour...