The Dom Harvey Podcast

Chlöe Opens Up: Lost Teenager, Dad Who Raised Her & The Road to Parliament

Chances are you know the name. And chances are you have an opinion on Chloe Swarbrick. This podcast is very light on politics - My goal here was to get know know more ab

Colin & Manu On The Brutal Kitchens That Made Them

Colin Fassnidge and Manu Feildel are two of Australia’s biggest stars. You might know them from the TV shows My Kitchen Rules or Off the Grid. They're hilarious togethe

Mark Law: NZs Youngest SAS Solider To Whakaari White Island Hero

Mark Law is a former NZSAS soldier. He’s survived an armed ambush in Africa, he nearly died from a flesh-eating disease, and built a helicopter business that included own

Rocky Horror Creator At 84: Richard O'Brien On Fame, Money & Being "70% Male"

Even if you don’t know the name you most definitely know this guests work! I’d almost guarantee you have sung or danced to his song, The Time Warp! Richard O’Brien is th

"I Gave Him $300,000. The Next Day I Found Out Who He Really Was" - Emma Ferris & A Tinder Swindler

Today’s guest has one of those stories where, if it was a Netflix series, you’d probably say the writers had gone a bit too far. Emma Ferris is a physio, business owner,

Shot At, Stabbed, Threatened By Pirates, Bitten By Snake: Craziest Kiwi You've Never Heard Of - Pete Bethune 2

Pete Bethune is a New Zealand conservationist now based largely in Costa Rica, where he lives aboard his ship and works tackling illegal fishing, poaching and environment

Professional Negotiator: 30 Years Of Asking For More - And What To Do When You Hear No

Amy Gardiner is a negotiation specialist and creator of Pro Level Negotiation: https://prolevelnegotiation.com/ We negotiate every single day: With our boss. Our partner

Legendary Kiwi Neuroscientist On True Happiness, Success & Why Talent Is Overrated

Dr Kerry Spackman has spent much of his career trying to answer one simple question: what separates the very best from everybody else? He’s a neuroscientist, mathematici

World First: Podcasting 192m Up the Sky Tower With the Man Who Designed It

This is definitely one of the stranger places I’ve ever recorded a podcast! My guest is Gordon Moller - the architect behind Auckland’s Sky Tower - and we recorded this

Kevin Locke Reveals Childhood Sexual Abuse, Teen Homelessness, Heartbreaking Career Revelations

Warning: Kevin Locke speaks very openly about some difficult parts of his life, including childhood sexual abuse, trauma, grief, mental health and addiction. Some of this

Abused, Homeless At 15 - The Brain Expert Who Was Raised In Hell | Nathan Wallis

Nathan Wallis grew up around alcoholism, violence, abuse and foster care. He was homeless at 15, became a father young, went to counselling at 18 and somehow found his

Warriors Coach Andrew Webster On NRL Premierships, Leadership & Never Lowering The Bar

Andrew Webster (aka Webby) is the coach of the One.NZ Warriors. This podcast first came out in January 2024.  I thought I’d reshare it in case you missed it because the

Tony Quinn On Money, Grief, Racetracks And Giving Away $13 Million

Tony Quinn is a Scottish-born businessman based in Australia with massive links to New Zealand. He built and sold the pet food business VIP and now owns four racetracks,

9/11 Fire Chief Remembers Devastating Reality Of Ground Zero: The Day The World Changed Forever

Content warning: This episode includes discussion of the terrorist attacks of September 11 2001, death, human remains, people falling or jumping from the towers, grief an

Erica Stanford On Cabinet, Kids, Coke Zero & The Job's Real Cost

Erica Stanford is one of the most formidable politicians in New Zealand and, by her own admission, much happier talking about policy than herself. But this conversation i

“I Couldn’t See Anything” Dan Hooker On His Biggest Beating

On this Fast Cast, UFC fighter Dan “The Hangman” Hooker reflects on the biggest loss of his career- the 2018 fight with Edson Barboza. A fight that left him with a fractu

The Best Jonah Lomu Stories From NZ Rugby Legends

This episode has been sponsored by the movie LOMU which is out this week in cinemas around New Zealand Go to https://www.madman.co.nz/lomu/?utm_source=DomHarveyPodcast&u

“They Called Me An Honorary White” - Sir Bryan Williams on 1970 South Africa Tour

Sir Bryan Williams is one of New Zealand rugby’s most influential figures. He played 113 matches for the All Blacks, including 38 Tests, and later coached Samoa, Auckland

Sharyn Casey on Miscarriage, Grief & Walking Away From Radio

By pure coincidence this conversation was recorded exactly 20 years to the day after Sharyn Casey and I first met. Back then, she was 20 years old, wildly ambitious and

Laurie Mains On His Rassie Erasmus Feud - And The '95 RWC Poisoning

At the time of publishing this, the All Blacks are back in South Africa for a tour that is being called “Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry” And it’s hard to argue with that. The