‘Is the dog about to bark?’ The perils of home broadcasting in the Covid-19 crisis

Radio New Zealand’s Susie Ferguson lives with a ‘slight sense of panic’ that the children will barge in on her morning news show

Susie Ferguson wakes up a luxurious 12 minutes later than usual – at 4.15am – and begins the seven-second commute to work, down the hallway to her home broadcasting studio, also known as the family office.

At 6am she goes live from New Zealand’s capital, Wellington – her children asleep in rooms nearby – to host the flagship morning news programme on Radio New Zealand (RNZ), the country’s national public radio broadcaster.

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