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Nine To Noon for Monday 31 January 2011

  • Anti-government protests in Egypt

    9:06 AM.Dr Amnon Aran the lecturer in International Relations of the Middle East of the Department of International Politics at City University, London comments on the anti-government protests in Egypt. Audio

  • Lack of drug and alcohol treatment fosters re-offending

    9:20 AM.Roger Brooking the clinical manager of Alcohol and Drug Assessment and Counselling talks about new research into the lack of drug and alcohol treatment programmes for those in the criminal justice… Read more Audio

  • Unusual jobs - Clean Queen

    9:40 AM.Gabrielle is from Clean Queens, the Australian all female team of forensic cleaning professionals. Audio

  • Africa Correspondent - David McKenzie

    9:50 AM.Uprising in Egypt and the possible domino effect, and Africans rally around an ill Nelson Mandela. Audio

  • Feature Guest - Katie Owen

    10:06 AM.Katie Owen is one of the founders of Street Football Aotearoa, a volunteer-run trust that works with local agencies to support homeless and vulnerable people by offering them a chance to play… Read more Audio

  • Book Review - Going Postal

    10:40 AM.Written by Nathan Millward, published by HarperCollins, reviewed by Don Rood. Audio

  • Politics with Sue Bradford and Matthew Hooton

    11:08 AM.Former Green MP Sue Bradford and Political commentator Matthew Hooton discuss the policy plans released by National and the Greens. Audio

  • Food and Wine with Niki Bezzant and John Hawkesby

    11:33 AM.Guest chef Niki Bezzant, the editor of Healthy Food Guide magazine, suggests Tomato and Pepper Stuffed Salmon with Lemony Quinoa and Yoghurt Sauce. Audio

  • Urbanist Tommy Honey

    11:51 AM.Tommy talks about ingenious mobile phone services that are mushrooming in poor countries. Audio

09:05 Anti-government protests in Egypt

Dr Amnon Aran, lecturer in International Relations of the Middle East; Department of International Politics at City University , London

09:20 New research into the lack of drug and alcohol treatment programmes for those in the criminal justice system, and how it fosters re-offending

Roger Brooking, clinical manager of ADAC - Alcohol and Drug Assessment and Counselling.

09:20 Xavier Helgeren - Founder of Better World Books

09:30 Unusual jobs - Clean Queen

Gabrielle Simpson, from Clean Queens, the all female team of forensic cleaning professionals in Australia.

09:45 Africa correspondent David McKenzie

10:05 Homeless Football

Katie Owen is one of the founders of Street Football Aotearoa, a volunteer-run trust that works with local agencies to support homeless and vulnerable people by offering them a chance to play football. Katie is a psych nurse who moved to NZ from the UK a few years ago.

10:30 Book Review with Don Rood

Going Postal by Nathan Millward
Published by HarperCollins

10:45 Reading:Into the Wider World, by Brian Turner

Brian Turner, the quintessential Central Otago man - celebrated poet, social commentator, wilderness wanderer and fly fisher - reads selections from his book. (Part 6 of 10)

Listen to extended episodes of Into the Wider World.

11:05 Politics from the left and right

Former Green MP Sue Bradford, and political commenter Matthew Hooton

11:30 Guest chef Niki Bezzant, editor, Healthy Food Guide magazine

With wine commentator John Hawkesby

Tomato and Pepper Stuffed Salmon with Lemony Quinoa and Yoghurt Sauce
Chilled Lemon Flan

11:45 Urbanist Tommy Honey

Mobile services in poor countries

Links:
Not Just Talk, The Economist
Out of thin air, The behind-the-scenes logistics of Kenya's mobile-money miracle, The Economist