Clare de Lore's guest appearances

Clare de Lore

The Panel

The Sunday Session with Francesca Rudkin

Emma John

Peter Dunne

Michele A'Court

Baldwin Street

Morgan Godfrey

Claire Amos

Paul Spoonley

Ben Thomas

Michelle Langstone

Amanda Millar

Donald Trump

Jo McCarroll

Phil Goff

Jacinda Ardern

Shaun Hendy

OwlTail

David Farrar

Panellists Clare de Lore and David Farrar discuss tweeting political spouses, residency law changes and the process of brewing your own ginger beer from food scraps.

The Panel with Clare de Lore and David Farrar (Part 2)

Panellists Clare de Lore and David Farrar discuss the return of the Marokopa family, sailing through MIQ and the rising price of second hand cars.

The Panel with Clare de Lore and David Farrar (Part 1)

One New Zealander is reflecting on the time she spent with Prince Philip and the Queen. Clare de Lore told Francesca Rudkin about the time she and her husband, former Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister Don McKinnon, hosted the Queen and Prince Philip for lunch a few years back.Lady McKinnon said it was the first time the pair had visited a private home in London for many years."They wanted it to be really lowkey."During the dinner party, the pair discussed family and international affairs alongside normal things like cooking shows."They complemented each other very well."She said that the two spent over 70 years married to each other, and for Philip it must have been a hard choice to put aside his military career and dedicate his life and duty to Elizabeth. de Lore said that it must have been tough over the last year for the two to have been separated throughout the last year due to Covid and Philip's health. "She's had few people in her life with whom she could be absolutely honest and herself."LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One New Zealander is reflecting on the time she spent with Prince Philip and the Queen.  Clare de Lore told Francesca Rudkin about the time she and her husband, former Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister Don McKinnon, hosted the Queen and Prince Philip for lunch a few years back. Lady McKinnon said it was the first time the pair had visited a private home in London for many years. "They wanted it to be really lowkey." During the dinner party, the pair discussed family and international affairs alongside normal things like cooking shows. "They complemented each other very well." She said that the two spent over 70 years married to each other, and for Philip it must have been a hard choice to put aside his military career and dedicate his life and duty to Elizabeth.  de Lore said that it must have been tough over the last year for the two to have been separated throughout the last year due to Covid and Philip's health.  "She's had few people in her life with whom she could be absolutely honest and herself." LISTEN ABOVESee <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Clare de Lore: New Zealand journalist who hosted Prince Philip reflects on his life