The Women: Fighting Covid-19
Rose Reid interviews change-making women on this podcast, now speaking to female doctors and other professionals about navigating the Covid-19 crisis. She's changed up her regular programming to feature the women on the frontlines fighting the pandemic - an inspiring listen.
Coronavirus: Fact v Fiction
CNN's chief medical correspondent Dr Sanjay Gupta debunks coronavirus myths on this podcast. He'll break down the headlines, ask the experts and give all the info you need to keep safe and well.
Don't Touch Your Face
Foreign Policy's James Palmer and Amy Mackinnon trace the spread of the pandemic around the globe in this podcast. They explore the threat it poses, what countries are doing to contain it, and what that means for people's everyday lives.
Survivor's Guide to Coronavirus
Even amid a pandemic, there's room for a little comic relief. This is Australian comedian Nazeem Hussain's survival guide, featuring the knowledge of a range of people in the studio and on the streets, where possible. This Survivor's Guide will help stave off fear and worry in a strange new world of crisis.
The news
We love that you're here and reading nzherald.co.nz. As well as the latest updates and essential information on this website and in the NZ Herald newspaper each day, our Newstalk ZB colleagues are working around the clock to bring you breaking news, public safety messages, and - in the form of talkback - some comfort and companionship. From Kate Hawkesby, Mike Hosking and Kerre McIvor in the morning, through to Simon Barnett, Phil Gifford, Heather du Plessis-Allan and Marcus Lush in the evenings, we have you covered.
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Living with Coronavirus
The world we're living in now has changed drastically in just a few weeks. It's easy for fear and anxiety to creep into our everyday lives, but this podcast is about finding the silver lining. Going into lockdown is forcing us to reconnect with others, rediscover hobbies and passions, and rethink our priorities. This podcast is a place to share the positive things to come out of the crisis.