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All Black midfielder Anton Lienert-Brown talks to Paddy about the crippling anxiety he lives with.
We meet the Kiwi woman who should be dead from Pancreatic cancer but has survived 97 rounds of chemotherapy. Yes, 97!
And don't miss Paddy's yarn with Jono, the guy that pranked Prime Minister Christopher Luxon at the Auckland FC game at the weekend. -
In the middle of the America’s Cup regatta, Paddy has one question - “what and why is a ‘Cyclor’?” So he interviews Emirates Team New Zealand cyclor Louis Crosby about suffering, fake uncles, and who is going to win the Cup.
Paddy meets the Brainy Kiwi going global with technology that can predict your health future by using AI to analyse a routine eye exam.
Our Good Kiwi is the angel in Wellington giving free dental care to the homeless.
And Paddy warns us not to take the kiwi bird for granted. -
Saknas det avsnitt?
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Paddy talks to Dame Lisa Carrington about her Te Reo journey and her creative process writing a children’s book.
Femmi is a Kiwi app for women athletes that actually takes menstruation, pregnancy, contraception into account instead of ignoring it.
Meet the Good Kiwi who, despite living with cancer, continues her incredible work feeding the homeless in suburban Auckland.
And... Paddy accidentally crashes a wedding. -
Hey everyone, Paddy here. Welcome to my new show which is all about bringing positivity into the news world.
Our first TFN guest is Dai Henwood, who is facing terminal cancer with optimism. Dai has gotta be the most positive man in New Zealand right now!
There's also a bunch of other good kiwis, great kiwis and brainy kiwis in this episode... enjoy your weekly dose of TFN. -
The F#$%ing News flips the script on the news - short, upbeat, inspirational and f%$#ing good fun journalism with the nation’s favourite everyman reporter, Paddy Gower.
TFN sees Paddy talking to Kiwis who are the good, the great and the brains of our nation.