Podcast appearances and mentions of John Campbell

Send us Fan MailGary brings you the final performance from the Maket Collective Recital and chats to Professor Hugh Cheape, one of the great historians of the bagpipe.PlaylistLorne MacDougall with Trip to Aviles, Atlantic Bridge, The Sound of Sleat, Atlantic Bridge from Hello World!Sarah Muir with John Campbell, Captain H B H E Munro and Farewell to Halkirk from the Maket Collective Recital, National Piping Centre, April 2026, recordings courtesy of Tradtv  (an Inner Ear Brand)Sarah Muir with Duncan Johnstone & Donella Beaton from the Maket Collective Recital, National Piping Centre, April 2026, recordings courtesy of Tradtv (an Inner Ear Brand)Sarah Muir with Duncan MacColl, Lady MacKenzie of Gairloch and Fiona MacLeod from the Maket Collective Recital, National Piping Centre, April 2026, recordings courtesy of Tradtv  (an Inner Ear Brand)Gordon Mooney with Mount Your Baggage and Go to Berwick Johnny from O'er the BorderBoghall and Bathgate Caledonia Pipe Band with Brigadier General Ronald Cheape of Tiroran, Dora MacLeod and the Smith of Chilliechassie  from the World Pipe Band Championships 2013Sarah Muir with Hi-Ri Ho-Ro Mo Nighneag, Tomnahurich, The Racoon, Dr. Alasdair MacKenzie, Clueless, Wing Commander Donald MacKenzie from the Maket Collective Recital, National Piping Centre, April 2026, recordings courtesy of Tradtv (an Inner Ear Brand)Support the show

Excitement is building for football fans with the All Whites set to play their first FIFA World Cup game later today. Dan Eaton is one of hundreds of supporters who are part of the group The Flying Kiwis FC. He spoke to John Campbell from a pre-game celebration in Los Angeles.

The UK has announced a social media ban for under-16s that will be stricter than the one in Australia. Correspondent Olly Barratt spoke to John Campbell from London.

A major new retirement village overlooking Auckland's waterfront at Mission Bay has been given the green light under the government's fast track approvals process. Ngati Whatua Orakei Trust Chair, Marama Royal spoke to John Campbell.

Picture this. You step out of your shower, and straight through the tiles of your bathroom floor. Then you find you can't claim the repairs on insurance. It's one of a growing number of cases dealt with by the Insurance and Financial Services Ombudsman that relate to gradual damage. Money correspondent Susan Edmunds spoke to John Campbell.

Economist Sam Warburton discusses Labour's public transport policy with John Campbell.

A Cook Islander has made history as New Zealand's first Pacific female orthopaedic surgeon. Dr Ailsa Wilson spoke to John Campbell.

An Iranian-born Kiwi says he hopes the deal between the US and Iran will hold, but says the military action has failed to result in regime change. Bahram Kargar spoke to John Campbell.

US President Donald Trump has arrived in Europe for the G7 summit, where his agreement with Iran is expected to be in the spotlight. BBC Security correspondent, Frank Gardner spoke to John Campbell.

Weekly interview with Prime Minister, Christopher Luxon; Labour's Barbara Edmonds speaks to John Campbell; Kelly Eckhold discusses how Iran war is impacting NZ economy; Paul Spoonley discusses Swiss vote on population cap; New Lower Hutt clinic inundated with enrolment interest

Early results in Switzerland show voters have rejected a population cap of 10 million. The proposal came from the right-wing Swiss People's Party, which has long campaigned on an anti-immigration platform. Massey University Emeritus Professor Paul Spoonley spoke to John Campbell.

National's finance spokesperson Nicola Willis says she's done Labour's homework for them, laying out a list of opposition policy pledges she says are unfunded. Labour's finance spokesperson Barbara Edmonds spoke to John Campbell.

Amateur Sport Association chair Gordon Noble-Campbell spoke to John Campbell to discuss recent incidents of aggressive behaviour from adults attending junior sports events.

A long-time hospitality business owner says Aucklanders need to get out and support local businesses if they don't want them to go under. Tricky Hartley, owner of Wynyard Quarter eatery The Conservatory spoke to John Campbell.

The Hurricanes are urging fans to help them 'Fill the Tin' as they face the Chiefs at home in the Super Rugby Pacific final. Hurricanes Chief Executive Tony Philp spoke to John Campbell.

Your Money Briefing is still on break, but in honor of graduation season, we are bringing you a special panel discussion on the financial intricacies of supporting adult children. Personal finance professionals, authors and professors, including Indeed's Laura Ullrich, LendingTree's Matt Schulz, The Ramsey Show's George Kamel, New York University's Caitlin Zaloom and Harvard University's John Campbell, break down the realities of the modern safety net. Plus, the conversation takes a personal turn as the panelists open up about navigating these money milestones with their own kids. Oyin Adedoyin hosts. Sign up for the WSJ's free Markets A.M. newsletter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Five of seven charter schools that opened last year have exceeded their targets for attendance and achievement. Bombay Hills' Tipene St Stephen's School. Co-tumuaki principal Nathan Durie spoke to John Campbell.

Healthline is receiving more calls for influenza-like sickness, and respiratory illnesses are starting to increase. Dr Mamaeroa David, Senior Maori Medical Advisor with the Immunisation Advisory Centre spoke to John Campbell.

ACT wants to add 100,000 police patrol hours to rural areas and create a dedicated rural crime unit. Federated Farmers rural crime spokesman Karl Dean spoke to John Campbell.

Correspondent Kate Fisher spoke to John Campbell from Washington DC.

The FIFA World Cup is officially underway, and Mexico and South Africa are on the field now in the first game in Mexico City. FSN reporter Toni Waterman spoke to John Campbell from the fan zone in Mexico.

About 5 percent of the population is earning the minimum wage, but a lot of us still aren't earning a whole lot more. So, why aren't wages more generally shifting higher? Money correspondent Susan Edmunds spoke to John Campbell.

The Timaru Girls' High School has gone viral on social media after a powerful performance at a national singing competition. Meghan McNally, music teacher and choir director spoke to John Campbell.

A Northland housing advocate fears more over-65s could end up homeless because of unaffordable rent prices. Housing advocate Carol Peters spoke to John Campbell.

The Labour Party has announced a weekly public transport cap of $20 in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, and $10 a week everywhere else, at a reported cost of $65 million a year. Chris Hipkins spoke to John Campbell.

Treasury estimates it could cost up to $5 billion to pay for the overseas carbon credits New Zealand needs to honour its Paris Agreement commitments. Climate change correspondent Kate Newton spoke to John Campbell.

A mobile health unit that brings surgical care to rural communities across the country is celebrating two major milestones this week. First, it's now helped 2000 patients in the Taranaki town of Hawera, And it's also marking 10 years co-ordinating the health and wellbeing hub at Fieldays. Mobile Health Group's Chief Executive Mark Eager spoke to John Campbell.

Wellington's mayor is standing by the decision to issue evacuation orders ahead of huge swells this week. A State of Emergency was declared and residents in some coastal properties were ordered to leave their homes. Wellington Mayor Andrew Little spoke to John Campbell.

It's day two of Fieldays in Mystery Creek, the largest agricultural tradeshow in the Southern Hemisphere. Business Editor Corin Dann spoke to John Campbell.

Residents of Wellington's South Coast are back in their homes after being forced to evacuate yesterday, after large swells were predicted to hit coastal properties. Breaker Bay local Raymond Morgan spoke to John Campbell.

Long-time Fieldays exhibitor, Bernie Hiest­and, creator of Bernie's Barrow, spoke to John Campbell.

It's nearly time for another helping of the capital's famed winter food festival, Wellington on a plate. The line-up for the 18th edition will be announced at lunchtime today. Last year, the festival delivered a $10million economic boost for the city's economy. Festival director Beth Brash spoke to John Campbell.

Hospitality businesses in Christchurch have had a big boost to the winter coffers thanks to rugby's Super Round in the city's new stadium. Richard Sinke, owner of Dux Central spoke to John Campbell.

Business Editor Corin Dann spoke to John Campbell from Fieldays at Waikato's Mystery Creek.

The rural economy is awash with good news on the revenue front. Consumer spending figures from Cuscal Paymark, show consumer spending reached 3.8 billion dollars in May, that's up 1.2 percent, year on year. But in Waikato, the increase was 4.6 percent, 280 percent above the national average. Don Good, chief executive of the Waikato Chamber of Commerce spoke to John Campbell.

Associated Press journalist Julia Frankel spoke to John Campbell from Jerusalem as Iran and Israel agree to halt their attacks on each other for now.

Hundreds of people on Wellington's south coast have been ordered to evacuate their homes with huge swells expected later today. Sue Reid has lived in Owhiro Bay for 20 years and spoke to John Campbell.

Waterfront properties in a number of Wellington bays have been told to evacuate with swells of up to eight metres expected. Wellington Civil Defence Emergency Management Controller Sam Bishop spoke to John Campbell. MetService has issued heavy swell warnings in Wairarapa - between Turakirae Head and Mataikona. John also spoke to Luke Tipoki from the Lake Ferry Hotel on the Wairarapa coast.

Four Australian cops are going through a fast tracked training programme so they can be officers here. Assistant Commissioner Deployment Jeanette Park spoke to John Campbell.

Iran says it's fired missiles towards Northern Israel after earlier Israeli strikes on southern Beirut. Iran's military says the strikes in Lebanon had "crossed all red lines", threatening further action if Israel responded with further attacks. The Israeli military says it's intercepted all missiles fired so far. Washington DC correspondent Allister D'Souza spoke to John Campbell.

UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer says he will fight any upcoming leadership challenge. BBC political correspondent Rob Watson spoke to John Campbell.

A young builder from Mangawhai, north of Auckland, won the New Zealand Certified Builders Apprentice Challenge. Caidan Brien spoke to John Campbell.

Complaints about power companies are up 500 percent in the last five years. Utilities Disputes Commissioner & CEO, Neil Mallon spoke to John Campbell.

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon spoke to Morning Report following his trip to Australia.

Transport accident investigators are combing through the scene of the train incident that injured six passengers in Wellington over the weekend. Daran Ponter from Greater Wellington Regional Council spoke to John Campbell.

John Campbell speaks to Prime Minister Christopher Luxon; Paramedics to be authorised to prescribe some medicines; Power company complaints up 500 percent; School principal says students working more to help pay bills; Blair Tuke discusses push to ban bottom trawling.

Hugh discusses California's primary elections results, Graham Platner, and talks with John Campbell, Noah Rothman, Sarah Bedford, Bethany Mandel, Jim Talent, Mary Katharine Ham, and Haviv Rettig Gur.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vai-aso o le Nga-gana Samoa, Samoa Language Week finishes this weekend. Pulea Ifopo, chairman of the Nelson Samoan Community spoke to John Campbell.

Iwi leader responds to pounamu smuggling case; New report highlights inequities in healthcare access; Nate Wilbourne discusses making prestigious Forbes list; Employment service uses lived experience to find jobs; Hurricanes CEO Tony Philp speaks to John Campbell.

Music 101 is inviting you to vote for your all time favourite New Zealand song, with a countdown of the top 100 coming on Matariki weekend. Kara Rickard spoke to John Campbell.