Four-Year Terms, Freedoms, and Flying Dreams: A Year-End Special at the Wrong End of the Table

Welcome to the “Wrong End of the Table” Podcast, a delightful blend of Comedy, Stand-up, and Personal stories hosted by Leah Panapa, Dean Morris, and Andy Clay. Along with their behind-the-scenes producer, Magic Mike, they tackle everything from random experiences to big-picture debates—always delivering a fresh perspective shaped by New Zealand life. In this Season finale, the hosts focus on a wide range of topics, reflecting on important issues like extending the Parliamentary term to a Four-year term. They also weigh the pros and cons of Government changes, consider the role of Opposition in shaping Public opinion, and delve into Politics in sport.

One highlight of the conversation is TJ Perenara’s decision to make a statement with the All Blacks, especially during the Haka. The hosts debate whether sports teams should speak out on Civil rights or prioritize the game. This leads to a spirited discussion on Freedom of speech, recalling historical moments such as the Springbok Tour. Listeners are encouraged to consider multiple perspectives and how they inform the national Consciousness.

The show doesn’t shy away from deeper subjects, touching on Dreams, the Afterlife, and Spirituality. By referencing Morgan Freeman as a symbolic figure, the hosts examine whether our Energy truly dissipates or continues in some form of Reincarnation. When Leah Panapa shares a vivid dream related to Guilt, it underscores how our innermost anxieties can manifest in extraordinary ways. These reflections add a compelling layer to an already entertaining mix of anecdotes and insights.

In addition to philosophical musings, the trio focuses on Habits, Resolutions, and Health goals, emphasizing the need for Fitness and mindful Time management. They explore how daily routines can slip when life gets hectic, offering tips on prioritizing tasks. Meanwhile, offbeat stories involving Unusual items spark humor as they illustrate how the smallest details can leave a lasting impression. From unexpected Impressions to hilarious slip-ups, every segment demonstrates that human connection often thrives on spontaneity.

As the Season finale wraps, the hosts share Year-end reflections on where they’ve been and where they’re headed. Whether dissecting Politics in sport, recounting random stand-up moments, or highlighting the importance of national conversations, “Wrong End of the Table” remains both thought-provoking and entertaining. Above all, the Podcast’s charm lies in its authenticity—reminding us that sometimes, the best way to move forward is by listening, laughing, and setting our sights on a future shaped by openness and curiosity.