This week we had to go out with a bang, so I asked one of my favourite journalists to talk about how journalism can make its mark on society.30 years ago, Metro Magazine published Sandra Coney’s story An Unfortunate Experiment. Sandra and her

Episode 3: On witch hunts, Nicky Hager and more

Apr 11th, 2018 10m 52s

This week has been busy for #metoonz. Zoe Lawton's #metoo blog with 214 stories of sexual abuse from within the legal profession was handed over to the Law Society... interesting to see what will come of that. And Ali and Stuff with Times Up

A lil extra Ruth: on our court systems, and name suppression

Apr 10th, 2018 5m 58s

In last weeks episode, You Don't Know What You Don't Know, Ruth Money and I discussed all the legal loopholes that exist for the victim, perpetrator and media when it comes to seeking justice for crimes. But afterwards, Ruth gave me her two cen

Episode 2: You don't know what you don't know

Apr 4th, 2018 14m 7s

As Ali and her team continue their investigation, I wanted to unpack how journalism and the law meet when it comes to crime, and I found the perfect expert.Ruth Money is a full time, independent victims advocate. That means she stands alongsi

Exposure - theme // Blue Period

Apr 3rd, 2018 1m 35s

Behind every great podcast is an exceptional soundtrack. Ingrid Saker is a Wellington artist and producer and composed/performed/recorded the theme music for Exposure, the podcast. Enjoy the full track!

Tomorrow on Exposure: Ruth Money

Apr 3rd, 2018 16s

Tomorrow on Exposure we meet Ruth Money, a full time, unpaid victims advocate helping survivors navigate our complex legal system. We talk about her work, and the media's role in supporting survivors. Stay tuned!

Episode 1: #metoonz

Mar 27th, 2018 12m 47s

Alison Mau and Stuff are partnering to investigate sexual harrassment in workplaces across Aotearoa. In the month since the lauch of #metoonz, they've had hundreds responses to their call for stories and now they're deep in the investigation st

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