
This episode features discussions about the New Zealand Music Hall of Fame, personal experiences with media, and a specific incident involving a photographer from a now-defunct tabloid.
The guests recount their induction into the New Zealand Music Hall of Fame in 2020, highlighting the significance of the event. They reflect on their careers and contributions to the music scene in New Zealand.
A notable story shared involves a photographer from The Truth, a tabloid that no longer exists. One guest describes an alarming experience at the age of 15, where the photographer pressured her to pose inappropriately.
The conversation emphasizes the impact of media on personal lives, particularly in the context of young women in the industry. The guests express their feelings about the incident and its implications.
This episode provides a candid look at the challenges faced by artists in the public eye and the importance of personal agency.
Guests discuss their Hall of Fame induction and a troubling media encounter from their youth.
