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30 with Guyon Espiner is an in-depth interview show featuring some of the most interesting and influential people in our world.

Hosted by Guyon Espiner

4 episodes

Jordan O'Brien

NZ soldier, Jordan O'Brien on what its like to be hunted by swarms of heat seeking drones. Plus, the brutal tactics Russia uses to recruit more soldiers and what Ukrainians think of recent peace talks.
Season 3/Episode 1
32m

Sam Neill

Actor, Sam Neill, tells Guyon what it's like to work with Steven Spielberg and talks about a near death experience while filming Jurassic Park. Plus, his candid thoughts on Jacinda Ardern’s leadership and why he feels sorry for Brad Pitt.
Season 3/Episode 2
32m

Eugene Ryder

Former patched Black Power member, Eugene Ryder, reveals to Guyon what really pushes young people into gang life. Plus, his crisis of conscience at receiving a King's Service Medal and why "By Māori For Māori" isn't the right approach.
Season 3/Episode 3
31m

Stephen Scheeler

Former Facebook CEO, Stephen Scheeler, on how the Social media giant targets teens with low self esteem. Plus, his insights into Mark Zuckerberg and why he thinks "he's failed the test" when it comes to Trump.
Season 3/Episode 4
32m

Awards

2024 NZ TV Awards

Finalist - Best Presenter: News And Current Affairs

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