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Fear, Guilt & Agriculture

Poynton Studios.
New Zealand
Auckland
New Zealand Music Scene
Music
Mental Health
Disc Golf
Jazz
Tattooing
Skateboarding
Dunedin
Art
Jehovah's Witnesses
Music Industry
Craft Beer
New Zealand Music
Creative Collaboration
Joe Kaptein
Celtic Knotwork
K-Road
Piano

Fear, Guilt & Agriculture are the foundations of the New Zealand cultural experience. Host Oscar Davies-Kay talks to friends and other interesting people from Aotearoa about their life story.

New episodes weekly.

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Latest Episodes

Rob Nairn is a salt of the earth bloke with a heart of gold. He is creator of many mediums. Buildings, stories, and very good boys(shout out friend of the pod Vince).

This week he and Oscar peruse the rich annals of Rob's seven decades.

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Vincent HL is a prolific and storied musician, and also proud father of a brand spanking new studio in the heart of industrial Avondale. This week he and Oscar get into the nitty gritty of growing up in wine country West Auckland and Vincents rich, m... more

Timothy Giles is a celebrant, a podcast host, a facilitator and trainer, and perhaps most of all someone with a great way with words and people. This week he and Oscar sit down for a long and deep chat around Timothy’s life, where it started, where i... more

Katie McRae is a perennial figure in the NZ music scene. From distribution to label duties, to her work with Chicks That Scream bringing some of the hottest international acts to shores of Aotearoa, Katie has seen the music industry from all sides. C... more

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Paul Oman
Professional American disc golfer, Masters World Champion
Independent professional disc golf athlete
Episode: Paul Oman
Eric Scholes
Bass player with roots in rock and evolution into classical double bass
New Zealand music scene
Episode: Eric Scholes
Scotty Pearson
Founding member and drummer of Elemeno P
Elemeno P
Episode: Scotty Pearson
Mason Fairey
Drummer and sound engineer; guest on the episode
Episode: Mason Fairey
Al Keating
Hospitality veteran and former CEO of Coffee Supreme / Supreme
Coffee Supreme, Supreme
Episode: Al Keating
Glen Elliot
Television producer and documentary filmmaker
Episode: Glen Elliot
Crystal Chen
Singer and songwriter featured on the episode
Episode: Crystal Chen
Craig Wright
Publican and owner of Northern Line Bar & Social, Auckland
Northern Line Bar & Social
Episode: Craig Wright
Finn Johansson
Musician and video game developer
Independent artist; Finsoft Games (project name mentioned)
Episode: Finn Johansson

Host

Oscar Davies-Kay
Host of Fear, Guilt & Agriculture

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 50 ratings
  • Deep and insightful without the wankery

    Love this opening episode, it was so insightful and interesting but felt like I was just sitting at a table with friends. Might have been the cans cracking though.

    Looking forward to the next several hundred episodes

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Phobal
    New Zealand2 years ago

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Feels like you're at a table with friends—no airs, just stories.
Engaging, intimate conversations with real people.
Very human and world-wise storytelling that stays grounded in NZ culture.

Chart Rankings

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Apple Podcasts
#17
New Zealand/Music/Music Interviews
Apple Podcasts
#123
New Zealand/Music

Talking Points

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Paul Oman
Q: What role does Go Throw play in your career and how did you start commentating?
He transitioned into Go Throw commentary after joining a Mexico tour event, gradually becoming a regular as Luke and Kevin Jones built the hosting dynamic; the role evolved into post-production and on-air dynamics, blending expertise with a relaxed, engaging vibe.
Paul Oman
Q: How did your sponsorship with Innova start and how did contracts work for you?
He describes an organic, on-the-ground emergence of sponsorship after performing on a card with a sponsored player; contracts involved apparel, bonuses, and later shifts toward royalty-like elements and signature lines, depending on performance and market appeal.
Paul Oman
Q: What was the first event you played and how did you progress to the pros?
He started in AM divisions at local events, gradually traveling and meeting mentors; after a small regional win and growing confidence, he pursued pro play to chase bigger fields and prize opportunities, aided by sponsorships and networking.
Crystal Chen
Q: How did you assemble your band and record the album?
She describes releasing songs to a local audience, working with Joe and other collaborators, and eventually recording quickly with a live band to capture a cohesive sound, while navigating producer roles and charting dynamics.
Chris Stapp
Q: What's a realization or something you've come to throughout your life?
Just make something and you can fix it later. Making something that exists is way easier than a thing that doesn't exist at all.

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What is Fear, Guilt & Agriculture about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A candid, conversation-driven show that centers on life stories from Aotearoa across arts, hospitality, music, and culture. Episodes feature deep dives with musicians, performers, venue owners, and creatives, exploring career highs and lows, mentorship, and the evolving scenes in New Zealand. Listeners often get behind-the-scenes looks at touring life, entrepreneurship, and the personal narratives that shape art and community. The format tends to be long-form and personable, with a strong emphasis on authenticity, humor, and practical lessons from diverse career paths. Noteworthy is the host's knack for drawing out nuanced life journeys and turning industry anecdotes into relatable storytelling that resonates with both industry insiders and... more

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2. Eric Scholes
3. Scotty Pearson
4. Mason Fairey
5. Al Keating
6. Glen Elliot
7. Crystal Chen
8. Craig Wright

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