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A 19th century Māori warrior stands in on a battlefield brandishing a patu and axe. Text reads "NZ Wars"

A podcast cover for "At the Movies" with an abstract cinema screen with a big title.

An abstract heart constructed from shapes similar to rural fields seen in aerial photography sits behind the text 'Country Life'.

A minimalist design with vertical bars in blue, yellow, gray, green, red, and orange arranged in varying heights to resemble a bar chart. The title is in bold, black text below the bars.

A grey and blue hypnotising illustration on the background with a large title saying "Mediawatch" and words "weekly since 2001" above the title.

An illustration of a bright and colourful microphone with a light blue circle behind it placed on a blue background. The words "Musical Chairs" placed at a 90-degree angle relative to each other.

A stylised photograph of a paua shell mimicking the image of 'earth' with the podcast title 'our changing world' on top.

$Red, blue, orange, green and yellow fractions of light are framed on the upper left and bottom right corners with a dark section on the other diagonal across the middle. The text 'Spectrum' is in bold and white, with the year numbers '1972' and '2016' underneath with a radio waveform in between the two numbers.$

Birds-eye-view of an illustrated black vinyl record with a yellow centre and red tonearm, on a blue insert and a red background. The text 'Sampler' reads in white on the right hand side from bottom to top.

Round image of the "Split Enz" band on a blue background. Text reads Enzology.

A podcast cover for "Flying Nun Records" featuring the years 1981 and 2021. The title is in bold, stylized orange text at the top. The central image shows several illustrated nuns in brown robes, depicted as if they are flying, against a peach background. The words "Flying Nun" are flanked by the years 1981 on the left and 2021 on the right, both in vertical orientation.

A podcast cover for "The Blerta Years" with a black and white photo of a group of musisians, standing in front of a wall. It has blue top and bottom margins.

A podcast cover for "Smart Talk" with a black and white picture in the background featuring a lot of people sitting in a room and listening to someone.

The background is yellow, and the central image is a pair of headphones in red, blue, and light blue colors. The word "INTRODUCING" is displayed in blue text, with "INTRO" oriented vertically on the left side and "DUCING" horizontally at the bottom.

Text reads "The Secret Life Of..." on a blue background, with an image of a person's back and the word "Crew" in bold on their black t-shirt as they watch an out of focus band performance on stage.

A vintage CD featuring Nick Bollinger's album on a blue background. The text says "Esseential New Zealand Albums"

An illustrated motif representing people from the Pacific gathered around a sun sits behind a photographic portrait of Susana Suisuiki.

An illustrated motif representing people from the Pacific gathered around a sun.

An illustration of a cassette tape in yellow with two blue spools on a cyan background. The words "The Mixtape" appear in the corner and top.

Podcast title 'Here Now' in front of a colourful background with overlaid shapes. A map of New Zealand is also overlaid over the coloured shapes.

Abstract illustration featuring an eye on a pink background. Text reads "Eye Witness" below it.

A set of old pictures featuring the members of the Student Radio band was placed at the top of the cover with a blue background. The title underneath it says "The History of Student Radio".

A Wrinkle in Time copy on blue background

An illustration of a young woman with dark hair. She's wearing a dark dress and is in the centre of the artwork with a light pink background colour. A few abstract shapes in different colours surround her. The title "My Heels are Killing Me" is placed in front and has a yellow background.

A podcast cover for "Nine to noon politics" with the title on a yellow background. Inside of the letter "O" there is a small picture of the Parlament bulding.

The words "Black Sheep" are displayed in a vintage font above a black sheep with a creepy red eye.

Black background with white text reading "The Oldest Profession" with a red curtain pulled a third of the way across the image.

A light green textured background featuring the words 'FROM ZERO' in white capital letters. Scattered around the text are colourful circular shapes with imprints, including smiley faces and hearts. The shapes are in various colours such as pink, white, green, teal, and orange.

A close-up of a man's surprised face against a blue background, with the title "Go Ahead Caller" in bold yellow letters across the top.

A petri dish on a blue background with orange and yellow bacteria growing inside. The text 'The Science Of...' appears both in front and covered by the clear petri dish.

A dark blue background with a golden ratio and many different shapes with a large white title in capital letters saying "Great Ideas".

Podcast Title 'The House' set in a bold font on an outside wall, with a image of the parliament house seen through a window

Moody dark blue skies with text reading "Voice of the Iceberg" above several icebergs and choppy dark water.

A black background featuring black-and-white portraits of five people in a row. Below the portraits, the text reads 'The 9th Floor' in white, with '9th' underlined.

A large red circle with the text 'Slice of Heaven' in the middle to look like a stamp, with further text reading 'New Zealand' 'Admit One' 'Entry Visa' 'Admit One' written around it with stars in between each phrase. Passport stamps for countries appear in text that say 'India', 'Egypt', 'Hawaii', 'China', 'Argentina' are stamped in different colours on a background that looks like a ticket or page in a passport.

A black and white image featuring a little boy looking at the camera being held by his mum. The text reads "Flying solo".

A podcast cover for "Are we there yet?" With a colourful illustration featuring a family in one corner, a boy in the opposite corner and a girl below.

A white background with the word 'BANG!' in large, pink, jagged capital letters, outlined in red, and a purple shadow effect behind the text. Surrounding the word are small, scattered purple shapes. In the bottom left corner, there is a red banner with white text that reads 'Let’s talk about sex, baby.'

A podcast cover for "Crowded House" with an old round photo of the band on a blue background.

Illustration of the country New Zealand with a dotted walking line from the top of the North Island to Stewart Island. The text in front of this reads "Bruce Hopkins, The Long Way Home". The 'O' in 'Long' is an illustrated compass, and an illustration of a tramping pack sits under the word "Way".

A silhouetted figure stands in the "O" of the word "Lost". Clouds are in the top of the image and the ground is made up of a newspaper headline about a disappearance.

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A dark blue background with thin vertical stripes. A primitive illustration of a human with a fire attached to their lower back. The text says 'Pants on Fire' in large red and yellow capital letters. Below the main title, 'A fibber's guide to lies' is written in a smaller white font.

Your Money with Mary Holm title with image of Mary Holm.

Hand-drawn doodles on a light background. The title is written in a blue, playful font in the center. Around the title are various doodles, including children, a house, a kiwi bird, and an elderly couple. There is also a red heart, a blue car, and stars scattered around the cover.

A dark green background with stars, the title "Gone Fishing" in bold letters with a red target overlay, and the tagline 'Mayhem. Murder... Maybe.' Below, a winding road with a red car and silhouetted trees.

Text in speech bubbles reads "Kīwaha Key Phrases in Māori".

A podcast cover for "Beyond Kate" with an illustration featuring Kate Sheppard at the suffragette protest.

Bright yellow background with a chicken nibble on it and text saying "Eating fried chicken in the shower".

A young smiling woman appears on the left of frame with a trophy and book standing upright behind her. The image is in a yellow sepia tone with the text 'Sportsman of the Year' in white and the name 'Jan Hellriegel' in orange below.

A green podcast tile featuring Kākāpō and a large title saying "Kākāpō files".

The words "The Worst Sitcom Ever Made" appears on a yellow background. In the corner is a portrait of the host, divided down the middle with one half showing a contemporary photo and the other a historic one.

Test reads "The detail" where the dot on the "I" is highlighted.

A podcast cover for "Conversations With My Immigrant Parents". Illustration featuring two young women on an orange background.

A soft, greenish background with a subtle, abstract design in the middle. The word 'Matangireia' is written in an elegant, cursive font across the center of the image. The overall design has a calm and sophisticated feel.

A eeire grey pine tree divides the word Killjoy.

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An illustration of two hands holding a round, yellow object with intricate green and red patterns. The background is a light blue color. The title "HE KĀKANO AHAU: WAWATATIA" is written in bold red and green letters at the bottom.

A snowy volcano with the words "White Silence" appear in front of it, with the wreckage of an Air NZ plane wing strewn at the bottom third below the text.

A podcast cover for "The Aotearoa History Show" features the title written in colorful, chalk-like letters on a blackboard background. The words "THE" and "AOTEAROA" are in light blue, "HISTORY" is in pink, and "SHOW" is in green with green chalk lines radiating outwards.

A podcast cover for "The Best of Story Time" with an abstract illustration featuring the name of the podcast.

An illustration of two hands pulling back a dark sheet to reveal a hand-shaped word cloud. Words in the cloud include "Decolonisation," "Equity," "Anti-Racism," "Māori," "Cultural Safety," "Te Tiriti o Waitangi," and others. The title "GETTING BETTER" is written in bold yellow letters at the top.

An illustration of a muslim woman with her hands together with a heart above them. In front of her is text reading "Widows of Shuhada".

A podcast cover for "Coast Watchers Operation Pacific" with a vintage photo of a man wearing headphones sits at a desk, engrossed in his work.

A white Muslim mosque with a golden roof surrounded by the abstract shapes of the trees on a dark green background. The text above it says "The guest house".

A smiling young man dressed in a suit stands before a darkly lit room with the text 'The Citizen's Handbook' appearing at the bottom of the frame.

The words After the Virus appear over white arrows on a yellow background.

A large open eye in black and white appears between a family photo with the eyes blacked out and an old audio recorder on the left, and the NZ parliament building on the right. Below are documents with stamps and images. Bold text in the centre reads 'The Service'.

White text "Sa'ili Mālō" over an image of a kava bowl with a black kava ladle inside. The background is dark brown with a circular pattern around the bowl. The tagline 'SEEKING A BETTER LIFE' is curved around the bottom of the bowl.

A podcast cover for "Crimes NZ' with a podcast name on dark noisy background.

The words "The Unthinkable float above a field of blue-grey water colour noise with a diagonal white line dissecting the word.

A large white title saying 'Only Human' on a black background. A line outlining male and female faces runs through the title from top to bottom.

The Māori flag flies over a black and white parliament grounds. Text reads "Party People"

A podcast cover for "Fragments: First-hand Accounts of the Christchurch 2011 Earthquake" featuring the word "FRAGMENTS" in large black letters with yellow cracks running through them. Below, the subtitle "FIRST-HAND ACCOUNTS OF THE CHRISTCHURCH 2011 EARTHQUAKE" is written in smaller black letters. The background consists of a detailed, light grey map of Christchurch.

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A selection of square distorted graphics on top of each other made to look like a stack of books on a light blue background. The text 'Short Story Stack' is overlayed on the squares.

An aerial view of a dense, green forest with a stream running through it. The title "Fight for the wild" is written in large, white, hand-lettered script across the top left.

A bright green background with small dark dots. A large title says "Generation COVID" and a censored expletive is placed below it.

The words Untold Pacific History are written in a font reminiscent of a typewriter. In the background is a murky historic photo.

A podcast cover for "Bob Dylan's NZ" with a picture of Bob Dylan and a blue background.

A bright blue background with stars and a few graphic elements drawn in perspective. A shiny title 'Sci Fi' in the top right corner and 'Sci Fact' in the bottom left corner.

A large, thin red title saying 'Red line' on a pale background, where the letter 'I' extends into a line that goes through the title from top to bottom. Below the title, there are two Chinese hieroglyphs.

a stylized illustration of a person with pink hair and yellow skin. The person is depicted with body hair on their arms and legs, embracing natural body hair. The title "HAIR and LOATHING" is prominently displayed in the centre, with the letters made up of different hair textures and colours.

A podcast cover for "The Elephant in the Bedroom" with the tagline "sex. love. race." features a teal background with a repeating pattern of semi-circles. The title is in white and orange text at the top. Below the title are two hosts: a man in a colorful floral shirt and a woman in a beige top.

A podcast cover for "Let's be transparent" with an illustration featuring a man and a woman seated in front of a car next to a sign saying "Let's be transparent."

A vibrant collage-style image with a backdrop of text from a newspaper. In the center, there is a silhouette of a broadcast tower with orange lightning bolts around it. In large, bold letters, 'ICYMI' is displayed with 'IN CASE YOU MISSED IT' below it. On the left, a boy dressed as an old-fashioned newsboy holds up a newspaper. On the right, a girl with a red bandana and a plaid shirt shouts into a megaphone.

A brightly colours grid of squares where some of the squares include the faces of the five hosts of Whakamāori

Promotional image for the 'Mr Lyttle Meets Mr Big' podcast. A moody black and white landscape is mirrored vertically and horizontally, creating a rorschach like effect with the name of the podcast in a vibrant green overlaid.

Mist shrouded bush covered hills fill the background, in front the text reads "Deer Wars" is a font reminiscent of Westerns along with a pair of crossed antlers

A grayscale illustration with a central depiction of an iceberg and a ship's bow featuring a spiral eye design. The background is filled with radiating lines and question marks. The names 'TIM BATT' and 'CARLO RITCHIE' are written in large black letters curved around the top of the image. The text 'DID TITANIC SINK?' is prominently displayed in large, green, textured capital letters at the bottom of the image. The overall design has a vintage, mysterious feel.

Two women in vintage 70s clothing pose, framed by a vintage feeling frame and the words "The Art of Entertaining".

The title of the programme "Nau Mai Town" in the style of iconic New Zealand road signs

An illustrated portrait of Peter Ellis that looks distorted by glass. A bold 'CONVICTION' sits on top.

NZ Wars: Stories of Wairau tile

A large title displaying the word "Mata", where the letter "A" is represented in the shape of an abstract water drop. The background colour of the tile is dark brown.

Host Julian Wilcox on a soft teal background with the title of the programme "Māpuna"

A promotional image for "UNDERCURRENT: Misinformation in Aotearoa" shows a collage of ocean waves with fragmented text overlays. The main title is in bold, pixelated white font. Quotes about the impacts of misinformation are scattered throughout in cyan text boxes.

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A female form drifts submerged in murky water, reflected above her is an ephemeral image of herself. The words "The River" are imposed over the image.

A thoughtful woman with short grey hair wearing headphones listens intently. The words "The Kim Hill Collection" appear on the left of frame.

A side on head-and-shoulders photo of Anika Moa on a dark grey background. The podcast title ‘Its Personal’ Is written over top in bright yellow and ‘with Anika Moa’ in white underneath.

Stylised kelp graphic ontop of dark ocean coloured background, with 'Voice of Tangaroa' on top

Title "Nellie's Baby" overtop old photographs and a dark hallway

A cheerful woman (Suzy Cato) smiles at the viewer wearing glasses and an orange top. Text reads "Suzy and friends" and has a smile shape underneath.

An image of Peter Snell, arms raised crossing the finish line at the Olympic Games. The words 'Sports History NZ' are superimposed in a striped font.

Charlotte Ryan smiles wearing bright red lipstick and a Kate Sylvester T-shirt, text reads "Music 101 Interviews". Bright blue background.

A Māori warrior in 19th century clothing stares defiantly while holding up a patu. Text reads "NZ Wars, Stories of Tauranga Moana"

The name of the podcast - Thrift, decorated with stack of coins and a plant

Reads "Paris Essentials" in gold text, next to a gold illustration of the Eiffel Tower

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