Simon Bridges: Generally Famous

Did somebody say Generally Famous? Well Adam Blair is more than generally famous, he's a national treasure when it comes to Rugby League! Blairy has teamed up with broadcaster and League super-fan Goran Paladin for Stuff's new podcast League Of Our Own. In this first episode Blairy and Goran welcome former Warrior now high-flying Dolphin Kodi Nikorima. If you like what you hear mak

Summer holidays are a great chance to catch up with any episodes you may have missed. Keep your ears on the feed and we’ll let you know when we’re returning very soon.

Summer holidays are a great chance to catch up with any episodes you may have missed. Keep recharging your batteries and we'll be back with another star-studded season very soon.

Generally Famous has wrapped for the year but will be back with loads more big-name guests in 2024. The holiday season is the perfect time to catch up on our back catalogue. Have a wonderful holiday and thanks for listening.

The 'Mountain Warrior' proves the heavyweight champion of Mike Tyson impressions in a knockout chat about life before, during and after his hugely successful boxing career. No punches are pulled as he recalls his country upbringing, his rivalry with David Tua (and how he patched it up) and sparring with Tyson. He also addresses his ADD diagnosis, adjusting to life as a businessman

Sporting legend and former larrikin Matthew Ridge interrupts a family holiday in LA to record a very special 50th episode of Generally Famous. The ex All Black, Kiwi and Warrior weighs up the problems facing New Zealand, recalls life as a primetime TV staple with Marc Ellis, bemoans the treatment of public figures, and explains why family is much more important than wealth. You can

Motorsport great Greg Murphy parks up in the Generally Famous studio for a straight-up chat about racing, road safety and why he's happy to keep speaking his mind. The co-host of Sky Speed also explains the legendary Holden vs Ford rivalry and the enduring influence of the Dukes of Hazzard. You can read stories supporting this episode on stuff.co.nz. Need more great podcasts? Check

With an “elder sister” management style, Theresa Gattung became the youngest woman to run a large public company when she took over Telecom aged 37. Since stepping back from fulltime corporate work, she’s focused on philanthropy and entrepreneurship - while continuing to spearhead change for women in business. The trailblazer explains how her father’s groundbreaking attitud

Pax Assadi started working life as a vacuum cleaner salesman. Now he’s hoovering up plaudits as a stand-up comic, TV presenter and creator and star of Sky sitcom Raised by Refugees. Born in Auckland to a Pakistani mum and Iranian dad, he discusses representation in mainstream media, the one country where he’s experienced outright racism, and why the backlash against The Simpson

Trailblazing business brains and childhood sweethearts Geoff and Justine Ross sold their premium vodka brand 42 Below to Bacardi for $138 million. Now they've swapped "wine and cheesing" in Auckland for running a 6500-hectare sheep and beef farm in Otago. The self-confessed environmental activists and passionate New Zealanders discuss why they took "the harder road", reaction to th