At 75, living legend Dolly Parton is busier than ever. She talks to Kim about her new book Songteller.

Northland based multi-award-winning musician Troy Kingi discusses his new album The Ghost of Freddie Cesar.

Mothersbaugh founded Devo in the early 1970s and is now one of the most successful soundtrack composers in Hollywood.

Pete Paphides chooses songs and discusses his book Broken Greek, a memoir of his childhood and the important role music played in it.

The founder of Wellington’s oldest independent record store joins Kim to play some of his favourite music.

Radden Keefe discusses his fascinating postcast, which explores the rumour that 1990 hit song ‘Wind of Change’ was written by the CIA.

Music industry supremo Richard Russell discusses his memoir Liberation Through Hearing: Rap, Rave and the Rise of XL Recordings.

English band Elbow were planning to visit NZ before COVID struck. Frontman Guy Garvey joined Kim to discuss his career with the band, which he formed in the 1990s.

The former Mormon and outdoor survival guide discusses her shape-shifting, socially aware work.

The former punk, psychiatric nurse, wrestling fan and novelist discusses the new lockdown album by his band The Mountain Goats.