Jack Tame: The art of the interview
Jack is one of the most talented people we've met. He was described to us by one of his colleagues as journalism's Swiss Army Knife – a guy that does it all.
He's been a Breakfast host, a 6pm newsreader, he hosts one of NZ's biggest radio shows on Newstalk ZB, is a columnist for the NZ Herald, has moderated live election debates, now hosts TVNZ's Q and A and has seen more, and experienced more of the world – than any 35-year-old we know.
In this episode we talk about how he was given Paul Holmes' radio job on ZB at the age of 25 with no radio experience, *That* interview with Winston Peters where Jack was called James – about 10 times, the time he was recording live TV while fearing for his father's life, dancing with Beyonce, going to a Les Mills grit class with Lorde, flirting with Ann Hathaway, covering Trump, why he left Breakfast TV, the things you don't know about Mike Hosking and so much more.
Jack is such a slick operator, it made this chat so much fun. This was one of our favs, I know you'll enjoy it.
Show notes | Episode 79 | Jack Tame
- 50: Steven's embarrassing correspondence with Jack Tame and a deep dive in some Worldle chat
- 51: Jack on the Late Night Big Breakfast: communication with Leigh Hart and the genius of Jason Hoyte
- 66: Les Mills workouts with Lorde, public recognition, Paddy Gower and John Campbell
- 55 Taking over from Paul Holmes on the Newstalk ZB Saturday morning show from the USA
- 14 Reflections on Paul Holmes and the brilliance of Mike Hosking
- 15 How do you judge your success? Ratings and validation
- 36 Back to the start: the makings of Jack Tame
- 35 Jack's dad goes missing in the bush
- 45 Winston Peters v James Tame
- 22 Q+A: the art of active listening and the work behind the camera
- 08.46 Starting out on One News while still at school
- 11.28 Reflections on being the US Correspondent for TVNZ
- 20.54 US politics broken down by Jack Tame
- 27.30 Interactions with celebrities: flirting with Miley Cyrus and Anne Hathaway
- 33.02 Red wine with Sir David Attenborough
- 37.24 Seven continents
- 39.41 The gruelling nature of Breakfast television
- 46.02 Work / life balance and the future of media
- 51.24 Marshawn Lynch and the Steven Adams come up
- 55.05 A star-studded nightclub in New York
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