When it comes to true crime podcasting in New Zealand, Ryan Wolf is in a league of his own.
Even if you've never pressed play on his gripping podcast Guilt, you've probably heard about it in the news: this is the series that’s led NZ Police to re-examine their own investigations on major cases.
And the wildest part? Ryan is completely self-taught. No big media company behind him, no big studio.
Just a husband and dad of 2 kids under 5 who is producing world-class content from a spare room in his house.
In this episode, we unpack how this trained lawyer, former Shortland Street actor and part-time house flipper accidentally became one of Aotearoa’s most important storytellers.
We chat about his non negotiables: like support of the victims’ families and the importance of prioritizing truth and making a difference over entertainment.
If you're already a Guilt fan, this is a must-listen.
If you’re not, chances are, by the end of this, you will want to give it a listen.
Or at the very least, you’ll be introduced to an inspiring guy who is doing incredible work.
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