Recorded in London, England, Kenny tracks down the man behind the famous "Willesden Staff" Instagram and Twitter pages and the famous London Underground quote boards, James Poole, and asks him why he has made it his mission to spread kindness across one of the world's busiest transit systems.

ACT party leader David Seymour joins Kenny on the show to explain the new End of Life Choice Bill currently before parliament.

Minister of Education Chris Hipkins joins Kenny on the programme to discuss the government's new fees-free tertiary education initiative.

Newly appointed Minister for Women, Julie Anne Genter, joins Kenny on the programme to describe the Gender Pay Gap in New Zealand, and her government's plans to reduce the inequalities.

In an exclusive interview, Kenny hops into the back of a Crown car with Jacinda Ardern as she campaigns for the top job at the 2017 General Election - what got Ardern into politics, and what is her vision for New Zealand?

Marama Davidson joins Kenny on the programme to discuss the government's plan to expand the use of Te Reo Māori in Aotearoa, including by introducing the language to all ākonga (students) in kura (schools).

Actors Chelsea McEwan Millar and Cameron Rhodes join Kenny in the studio for a fun early morning catch-up about The Court Theatre's latest production, Ropeable.

Dr Duncan Webb joins Kenny on the programme to discuss his career in law, and his change to politics as he becomes the new Labour candidate vying for the Christchurch Central seat at the 2017 general election.

Deputy Prime Minister Paula Bennett joins Kenny on the programme to discuss the increasingly edgier 'advertising' Wicked Campers are painting onto the sides of their vehicles, and how the government is planning to drive them back.

TV One's much-loved weather presenter Dan Corbett joins Kenny on the programme on Christmas Eve to discuss the seasons of his career as a meteorologist across the continents and hemispheres.

Kenny speaks to Rev Lawrence Kimberley about his new role, and what it means to be the Dean of a Cathedral in a modern, cosmopolitan, multi-faith and secular city.

In one of the most emotive interviews from Kenny's radio career, he speaks with Chris Guerin who describes her and her husband's grief after losing their daughter Annie in a freak accident, and the music that they have made to support themselves and others come to terms with the pain of losing a child.