
Auckland, the Babylon of Australasia. Home to award-winning creatives/ aspiring Jezebels Sam Te Kani and Johanna Cosgrove. Join them as they navigate daily life in a gorgeous South Pacific necropolis here at civilization’s end. Not deterred in the least by back-to-back lockdowns and a shortage of worthwhile intimacies, Te Kani and Cosgrove barrel headfirst into themes and experiences any modern tw... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 131 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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This week, Johanna describes the best live performance she’s ever seen in her life—which is saying something, as a seasoned performer herself, and someone very much in the world. It’s a piece called A Year Without Summer by a recently internet-famous... more
Well, as winter descends and New Zealanders retreat into Bronte flavoured gothic doldrums, some turn to the familiar for comfort, the known, the whimsical. And for the rats, this can sometimes mean indulging in a slightly embarrassing but mostly inno... more
Jesus H Christ is it a crime to be messy these days or what? Seriously, the optimisation metrics, this ideology of converting every micro-event into revenue is becoming very effing suffocating. Like seriously, is there no inch on god’s green (ish) ea... more
In honour of Tāmaki Noir tonight being hosted by Emma and featuring Samuel here's an episode from the back catalogue.
a refined and amiable guest - this week we talk to journalist Emma Gleason about life, love, and the dystopian abolishment of truth... more
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In a world that’s edited and advertised and smooth and shiny. This podcast is a beacon of raw hilarious honesty. I love it, and when I’m feeling blah I always put it on to make me laugh at the silliness of the world. Thanks Sam and Johanna xxx
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Completely chaotic, gorgeous, relatable and hysterical 💜💜💜
The cackling of these 2 crack heads is infectious!
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Two hosts deliver sharp, irreverent takes on life in Auckland with a heavy dose of pop culture, politics, and personal storytelling. The conversations span everything from media obsession and literature riffs to feminist spaces, tech anxieties, and the absurdities of modern life, all delivered with candid humor and a willingness to push boundaries. Notable is the duo's ability to blend biting critique with unapologetic warmth, creating a raw, relatable voice that resonates with listeners who crave witty banter, cultural critique, and a sense of solidarity amid global polycrises and everyday burnout. This show stands out for its fearless attitude, panoramic New Zealand context, and a knack for turning personal anecdotes into broad cultural c... more
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