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Sarah Knight had a successful career in publishing but after 15 years working in New York City's top publishing houses, she reached an epiphany in life. The desire to be happy. So Sarah decided she… Audio

As you just heard in the headlines there, as we speak a snow storm is hitting New York and Washington DC - a record-setting blizzard that is paralyzing the area. Audio

Wu-Tang Clan's Masta Killa talks to RNZ Music's Sam Wicks about the workings of his unpredictable rap collective. Audio

Sarah Allinson of Lancaster University has reviewed two recent but contradictory studies in the journals Nature and Science looking at the causes of cancer. So how much is down to lifestyle choices… Audio

Mary Hobbs is a writer and author, and her sixth book is High Country Stations of the Mackenzie. Her previous works include : Kiwi Tucker for the Soul, Letter to New York and America from New Zealand… Audio, Gallery

French Polynesia's pro-independence leader Oscar Temaru wants to run for French presidency. Audio

Eagles guitarist and singer Glenn Frey has died aged 67, the band has announced. He died in New York City on Monday from complications arising from rheumatoid arthritis, colitis and pneumonia. Steven… Audio

Esteemed Professor of Law at New York University and Oxford. Audio

And our UN correspondent in New York, Nick Harper has the latest. Audio

Editor of Home Magazine continues his series on evolving at cities - he joins us from LA to talk about his recent trip to New York. Audio

Playwright. Talks to Noelle about latest work in London, Photograph 51. Audio

Favourable weather conditions in Brazil at the moment are boosting crops there and prices on the New York Stock Exchange are tumbling. Audio

Strangers Drowning: Voyages to the Brink of Moral Extremity is a new book by MacFarquar that asks, in a world of strangers drowning in need, how much should we help, and how much can we help? Audio

Australian jazz composer and singer Dan Bolton lives in New York where he's carved out a niche for himself with his own act and as a musical director for Broadway and cabaret stars. He's back home… Audio

After a year in which refugees dominated world headlines, John Campbell asks whether newcomers feel welcome in New Zealand. Audio

A few highlights from stories featured on Te Ahi Kaa this year. Audio

Desiree Burch is a comedian, performer and educator from New York. She is one of NY magazine's Ten New Comedians and just recently won the Funny Women awards in the UK. Audio

Molly Crabbapple is an artist and author - her work has appeared in the New York Times and Vice where she is now a contributing editor. Molly has travelled the world and documented events such as the… Audio, Gallery

Our correspondent in New York, William Denselow is covering the United Nations. Audio

Nick Bollinger catches up with creative collaborations from Tiny Ruins and Connan Mockasin. Audio

Nick Bollinger embarks on a hometown tour from Manhattan's 'anti-folk' singer Jeffrey Lewis Audio

Nina Keneally is offering young professionals in New York City her services as a mother. For a fee she will listen to you moaning about your friends, your career and your life in a non-judgemental… Audio