We also hear from:
– Tech entrepreneur Derek Handley, on bringing his family home from New York to be the Government’s chief technology officer – only to have the rug pulled out by Jacinda Ardern;
– Pop star Georgia Lines on doing the business part of the music business;
– Property Investor Andrew Nichols, who owns 43 properties, on the best time to buy;
– Perpetual Guardian CEO Patrick Gamble – who lost it all at 30 in a property crash, and who warns about the risks of property investing;
– Comedian Chris Parker on tall poppy syndrome and the state of the entertainment industry;
– Girls get off – upstart sex toy company founders Jo Cummins and Viv Conway on their battle with banks and insurers;
– Westpac CEO Catherine McGrath, who defends bank profits;
– Radio host Bree Tomasel from ZM on the hardship of growing up on a Queensland farm;
– Nigel Latta on why he doesn’t buy lotto tickets and the psychology of why others do.
Money Talks will be back next year with another season of in-depth interviews.
All previous episodes of Money Talks – with guests like Sir John Key, Rob Fyfe, Suzanne Paul, Matt Heath, Chloe Swarbrick, David Seymour, Brad Olsen, Shihad’s Jon Toogood and more – are available free to listen to on iHeartRadio, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
Listen to the full episode here
Money Talks is a podcast run by the NZ Herald. It isn’t about personal finance and isn’t about economics – it’s just well-known New Zealanders talking about money and sharing some stories about the effect it’s had on their lives and how it has shaped them.
The series is hosted by Liam Dann, business editor-at-large for the Herald. He is a senior writer and columnist, and also presents and produces videos and podcasts. He joined the Herald in 2003.
Money Talks is available on iHeartRadio, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
