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Nine To Noon for Wednesday 21 September 2011

  • Fred Pearce

    9:08 AM.The controversial plans to allow the extraction of fire ice deposits of methane from beneath New Zealand's ocean floor. With Veteran British science writer and journalist Fred Pearce. Audio

  • A report says many dementia cases are going unrecognised

    9:30 AM.With Johan Vos - Alzheimer's New Zealand national director and Professor John Campbell - Otago University geriatric medicine expert. Audio

  • Australia Correspondent - Ray Moynihan

    9:49 AM.QANTAS in union disputes, the question of off shore asylum seekers. Audio

  • Feature Guest - Lisa Matisoo-Smith

    10:08 AM.A biological anthropologist at the University of Otago who is studying ancient DNA to track Polynesian origins and migrations across the Pacific. Audio

  • Book Review - The God Species

    10:43 AM.Written by Mark Lynas, reviewed by Gilbert Wong and published by Fourth Estate. Audio

  • Music with Marty Duda

    11:10 AM.Artist of the Week - Drive By Truckers. Audio

  • Law with Jonathan Temm

    11:35 AM.President of the Law Society discusses the criminal justice system and why the government backdown over the right to silence. Audio

  • Science with David Haywood

    11:48 AM.Why do French words sound romantic and German words sound aggressive? Audio

09:05 News and current affairs

09:25 The controversial plans to allow the extraction of fire ice deposits of methane from beneath New Zealand's ocean floor

Veteran British science writer and journalist Fred Pearce.

09:45 Australia correspondent Ray Moynihan

10:05 Pacific migration

Lisa Matisoo-Smith, biological anthropologist at the University of Otago who is studying ancient DNA to track Polynesian origins and migrations across the Pacific.

10:25 Book Review with Gilbert Wong

The God Species by Mark Lynas
Published by Fourth Estate

10:45 Reading: A Gun In My Hand by Gordon Slatter  (Episode 8 of 10)

With a gun in his hand and bitterness in his heart, a man has returned to settle things once and for all with the men and women he has avoided ever since the war.

11:05 Marty Duda's Artist of the Week - Drive By Truckers

Georgia-based band Drive By Truckers started out as a throwback to the classic Southern rock bands of the 1970s like Lynyrd Skynyrd and Molly Hatchet and eventually developed into a rock & roll band with their own sound and their own songs. They have just released a career retrospective called: Ugly Buildings, Whores & Politicians: Greatest Hits 1998-2009.

1. Let There Be Rock – Drive By Truckers taken from 2001 album, “Southern Rock Opera” (Lost Highway)

2. Outfit – Drive By Truckers taken from 2003 album, “Decoration Day” (New West)

3. Eyes Like Glue – Drive By Trucker taken from 2010 album “The Big To-Do” (ATO)

4. Dancin’ Ricky – Drive By Trucker taken from 2011 album “Go-Go Boots” (ATO)

As always another track for listeners will be posted on Marty's website: www.13thfloor.co.nz

11:30 Law commentator President of the Law Society Jonathan Temm

The criminal justice system and the government backdown over the right to silence.

11:45 Science commentator David Haywood

Why do French words sound romantic and German words sound aggressive?