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Welcome to Kiwi Yarns - those yarns you have where you sit down, put the kettle on, pour a whiskey or crack open a beer I honestly don‘t mind. Anyway! We‘re sitting down and we’re yarning to some great New Zealanders, their back stories, their front stories, even stories where they went sideways, we will go there. It’s a place where we celebrate the great people of this glorious nation.

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Latest Episodes

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This week I'm joined by yoga teacher and dancer Renee Stewart, who opens up about forging her own path from the global dance stage to the world’s most remote corners. If there was ever a competition for 'coolest parents' at parent teacher interviews,... more

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Recent Guests

Renee Stewart
Yoga teacher and dancer with a global practice
Episode: Renee Stewart on Breathwork, Boundaries, and Big Adventures
Bev Priestman
Gold-winning Olympic football coach and current head coach of the Wellington Phoenix women's team
Wellington Phoenix
Episode: The Phoenix Restart: Bev Priestman on Her Toughest Year
Lloyd Burr
Award-winning journalist and explainer editor at Stuff.
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Episode: How do we explain 2025? Stuff’s Explainer Editor Lloyd Burr is here to, well, explain. Plus brioche buns, niche quiche and being 'unclaimed treasure'
Ella Monnery
Talented vocalist and performer, known for her collaborations and solo career
Independent artist
Episode: How three days at business school saw Ella Monnery become one of New Zealand’s biggest singing voices - and how she’s overcoming self-doubt in her solo era
Matu Ngaropo
Actor known for his performances in theatre, film, and television. Played George Washington in 'Hamilton' and will star in 'Ann Juliette'.
Episode: Can you imagine playing George Washington 700 times in one of the world’s biggest musicals? Matu Ngaropo tells all about Hamilton (the musical, not the town)
Niki Bezzant
Journalist, author, speaker, and menopause advocate
Episode: Niki Bezzant on 'menowashing', ageism, and her mission to empower midlife women to become vibrant, kick-arse old ladies
Claire Turnbull
Nutritionist, best selling author, and professional wellbeing speaker
Episode: Claire Turnbull on burnout, food battles and taking back control of our brains (aka GET OFF YOUR SCREENS!)
René Heyde
Bronze medalist in cycling at the 1974 Commonwealth Games and author of the book 'That Kid'.
Episode: From 'useless' to unstoppable: René Heyde’s remarkable journey from trauma to Commonwealth Games glory - and beyond
Rebecca Nelson
Singer and founder of Te Kiwi Maia, a charitable trust supporting military personnel and first responders.
Royal New Zealand Navy, Te Kiwi Maia
Episode: Rebecca Nelson: from street busking to singing for King Charles and being shoulder-tapped by the Navy - and the All Black who thought she was miming

Host

Brodie Kane
Host with a genuine interest in storytelling, known for engaging conversations and thorough research into each guest's background.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 498 ratings
  • Best podcast

    Episode with Eru was amazing!! Perfection. Makes me miss home over in Aus :(

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AcademicR
    Australia10 months ago
  • Da man

    Al Browns episode was great - always thought he was a great and interesting bloke and that was confirmed

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    keggkiwi77
    New Zealanda year ago
  • Great podcast

    This podcast is made by Brodies genuine interest and thorough research into each of her guests. I have listened to this podcast all over the world in planes, buses and by the pool. my only gripe is sometimes the podcasts do no seem long enough as the questions asked pull the most fascinating conversation out of each guest. Keep it up xx

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    isybeanz
    Australia2 years ago
  • ❤️

    Always a good listen, learning from kiwis I’ve never heard of and some favourites

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Elisegmart
    New Zealand2 years ago
  • Kiwi are so cool!

    Love this podcast. Brodie is such a great host, she has some amazing conversations with some really cool kiwi. Peaking behind the fourth wall to look a little deeper into the lives of such awesome humans! And she hasn’t run out of guests yet!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    nzltumbelina
    New Zealand2 years ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners appreciate the intimate and engaging style of the host, finding the conversations relatable and enlightening.
Feedback indicates a particular fondness for the depth of personal stories shared, making listeners feel more connected to their Kiwi identity.
Many enjoy the range of topics covered, highlighting the podcast's ability to seamlessly blend serious and light-hearted discussions.
Several listeners express appreciation for the variety of guest backgrounds, resulting in unique and interesting episodes that keep content fresh.
The hosts' genuine interest in guests creates an inviting atmosphere that keeps the audience returning for more.

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Renee Stewart on Breathwork, Boundaries, and Big Adventures
Q: Is the Saturn return something that happens for most people at that age?
Renee explains the Saturn return as a time of significant change for many, though not everyone is aware or follows astrology.
Renee Stewart on Breathwork, Boundaries, and Big Adventures
Q: Can you just piece together for people your yoga story?
Renee shares her journey from childhood dance to exploring yoga through personal experiences and teacher training, intertwining her movement narrative.
The Phoenix Restart: Bev Priestman on Her Toughest Year
Q: What message would you give to young girls wanting to pursue football?
Bev encouraged them to have fun and enjoy the game, stressing that a career in football is indeed possible now more than ever.
The Phoenix Restart: Bev Priestman on Her Toughest Year
Q: How do you feel about the growth of women's football in New Zealand?
Bev spoke highly of the growth, stating that there are more opportunities for female athletes and an increasing number of young players getting involved in the sport.
Louis Davis on the Dark Side of Social Media, the Power of Whānau and Creating His Dream Life
Q: How are you?
Louis shares that he is pretty tired but grateful for living his dreams and feels the pressure of having many eyes on his life.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Kiwi Yarns

What is Kiwi Yarns about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast offers intimate conversations with a diverse range of New Zealanders, exploring their personal journeys and the unique stories that have shaped their lives. Features guests from various fields, such as arts, sports, and wellness, who share their experiences and the rich tapestry of life in New Zealand. From deep reflections on culture and identity to lighthearted anecdotes, the discussions celebrate the spirit of New Zealanders while making complex topics relatable and engaging for a wide audience. Overall, it provides an authentic glimpse into the lives of captivating individuals and the vibrant culture of Aotearoa.

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Kiwi Yarns launched 6 years ago and published 283 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Kiwi Yarns include:

1. Renee Stewart
2. Bev Priestman
3. Lloyd Burr
4. Ella Monnery
5. Matu Ngaropo
6. Niki Bezzant
7. Claire Turnbull
8. René Heyde

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