Guyon Espiner is one of NZ’s most highly respected journalists and interviewers.

Di Foster was diagnosed with terminal cancer and given 0% chance of surviving 12 months. That was 14 years ago - and now, she’s more alive and vibrant than ever.

David Galbraith is a world-renowned mind coach, who specialises in performance psychology in sport and business.

A self-proclaimed hippie, lover of outdoors and a bit of adventure, Polly “PJ” Harding is a farm-dwelling Kiwi and can be heard on NZME’s ‘The Hits Drive with Matty & PJ Show’ 

Leigh Hart is one of New Zealand’s most popular comedians, turned businessman. His brand of absurd humour has inspired a generation.

Matt Heath is one of New Zealand's top broadcasters and the life of the party.

Honey Hireme-Smiler is a triple international who represented New Zealand in rugby league, sevens, and rugby union.

Hayley Holt is one of NZ’s highest profile broadcasters and has been a fixture on New Zealand screens for over 20 years.

Jason Hoyte is a screen (and voice) actor, radio host, comedian, stage performer and former cricket umpire.

Rachel Hunter will be forever etched into the collective consciousness of Kiwis having been part of our lives since the early 1990s.

Luke Kemeys is a sought-after speaker in the business and financial world.

Daniel Kereopa was one of NZ’s best surfers. Then his world came crashing down. His story of rebuilding, helping and now teaching is captivating and inspiring.

Josh is the epitome of human endurance and resilience. He’s been through hell – but has found happiness out the other side.

Josh is not your average rugby star. He’s a trained physio, he surfs, he paints, he’s a reporter for Crowd Goes Wild, he restores Classic Cars, he’s a family man, and a deep thinker.

Chelsea Lane won two NBA Championship rings, was a Vice President of an NBA franchise and is equally comfortable bossing the board room as the treatment room.

Mike Lane is the brains behind the Alternative Commentary Collective, and an incredible raconteur with the extraordinary life stories to match.

From humble beginnings to New Zealand's most sought-after speaker, Dave Letele's story is a beacon of resilience, transformation, and unyielding determination.

Kanoa Lloyd is recognisable to Kiwis young and old thanks to two decades of work onscreen.

At just 19 years of age, Eliza McCartney rose to fame in Aotearoa New Zealand after winning the bronze medal in the women's pole vault at the 2016 Rio Olympics.

Andrew Mehrtens is a legend of NZ Rugby and the second highest All Blacks point scorer of all time.