Are animal documentaries as great as they used to be? Sam thinks not. Toni's been thinking about her attitude towards winter and considering whether we should be thinking about it differently for our mental health. Plus, we talk about following through on the consequences we give our children.
0.30 Things we accidentally said
8.20 Sam's 42 and furious about animal documentaries
10.20 Toni on learnings from Matariki
12.00 Following through on children's consequences
18.00 Nathan Wallis on children's consequences
25.00 50% of men can't STAND shopping for this
28.10 You shouldn't charge your phone here
31.10 Tom Dodson on Rick Dodson's new book
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