Starting on Monday, May 8th, fans of hard-hitting news can look forward to the return of the formidable Duncan Garner, who will be hosting a new daily podcast called ‘Duncan Garner Editor-in-Chief.’
A rova original podcast, recorded daily as live, Duncan Garner Editor-in-Chief will see Garner take the reins as his own boss for the first time in his 29 year career as a journalist. With in-depth interviews and regular features such as the ‘Slam Dunc’ and ‘Wanker of the Week’, this new digital offering promises Duncan Garner at his raw, funny, and unapologetic best.
“When someone said Editor-in-Chief, it stuck.The podcast is not just about newsmakers, it’s about what’s going on in our lives and in our communities. I want people to get involved. It’s a place to share, listen, laugh and engage. Nothing is off the table, brutal honesty is what I want, bring it.
“Some of the best conversations and the most gripping stuff is when people open up and share. You never know who else is in the same boat and if we can talk solutions too, then that’s a bonus.”
MediaWorks Interim CEO Wendy Palmer said she’s thrilled to have Duncan in charge of hunting out and telling great stories for his rova show.
“We know people have been missing Duncan, and we’ve worked closely with him to create a platform which will unleash his decades of talent and personality.
“We want to expand our reach by meeting audiences where they are. Kiwis love podcasts, with thirty percent of New Zealanders being weekly podcast listeners, outpacing the U.S., Canada, and Australia. And we’ve got some fantastic new content coming on rova in the coming months including this unique offering from Duncan.”
Duncan Garner Editor-in-Chief launches on Monday May 8 and will be available in the rova app, and wherever else you listen to your podcasts.
To hear a trailer and for more information click here.
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