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Susana talks vinyl records with Christiaan Els, the organiser of the Massive Riverhead Vinyl Record Sale.

Nelson councillor Matty Anderson says Nelson is full of beautiful people whose stories deserve to be told.

Internationally renowned vocal coach Stewart Pearce has a stacked resume. He's coached actors, diplomats, politicians, royalty and celebrities often facing towering media scrutiny, so they can show their 'authentic presence' to global audiences. Previous clients include Princess Diana, Minnie Driver, Mark Rylance and former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. Not as famous at those names? His advice is applicable to anyone looking for their true self. He is also a spiritual guide. Susana caught up with Stewart in London and begins the conversation asking what he understands presence to be.

Festival director Carla Munro joins Susana to explain what visitors can expect during the events taking place.

Paul Roper-Gee is lead assessor for New Zealand Gardens Trust and is full of advice for gardening enthusiasts.

She is the second woman to hold the role, which she has been in since July 2025.

Susana speaks to Tayari Jones ahead of her Aotearoa speaking debut at the Auckland Writers Festival in May.

Fat Freddy's Drop saxophonist Scott Towers AKA Chopper Reedz joins Susana.

The exhibition at Aigantighe Art Gallery in Timaru brings together over 80 works.

Across hundreds of events, attendees can learn how we can thrive in a fully sustainable future.