Nine To Noon Podcast Options

9:16 AM.With Privacy Commissioner John Edwards. Audio

9:08 AM.Dr Richard Turner, National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research meteorologist has been tracking Cyclone Lusi. Audio

11:48 AM.Critiquing Reality TV: The Inspectors, Wednesdays 7.30pm, TV One; Drug Bust, Wednesdays 8pm, TV3 and Road Cops, Mondays 7.30pm, TV3. Audio

11:25 AM.Discusses children and making friends. Audio

11:07 AM.Orcon is up for sale, crowdfunding your big idea is about to get easier and QuizUp boosts Iceland's tech sector. Audio

10:43 AM.Elisabeth Easther reviews 'The Blazing World' by Siri Hustvedt, published by Hodder. Audio

10:32 AM.Fonterra's Managing Director of People, Culture and Strategy Maury Leyland. Audio

10:09 AM.Chris Sullivan is the General Manager of Knowledge and Growth at Cognition Education. The Auckland Festival of Education will be held from 21-23 March, at the Viaduct event Centre. It will be in… Read more Audio

9:48 AM.Al-Jazeera documentary claims Iran was responsible for the Lockerbie bombing. Sorting out a bank that's in trouble. Audio

9:33 AM.Synthetic highs are causing major problems around the country. Oamaru Community Constable Bruce Dow joins Kathryn Ryan to talk about his town. Audio

9:23 AM.Emergency managers in Christchurch have been meeting with City Councillors this morning to discuss preparations for the impact Tropical Cyclone Lusi. Audio

9:09 AM.Shamubeel Eaqub, the principal economist at the NZ Institute of Economic Research, looks at the central bank's decision to raise interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point to 2.75%. New Zealand… Read more Audio

11:50 AM.Katy Perry's eyelashes, a new sculpture for Christchurch, a big book prize for New Zealand art historians, and when is it okay and not okay for artists to smash things? Audio

11:30 AM.Paul David is an Auckland barrister. He attended the 2013 AMINZ conference where he presented a paper, The Rise of Arbitration in the World of Sport. Audio

11:10 AM.XTC was one of the smartest - and catchiest - British pop bands to emerge from the punk and new wave explosion of the late '70s. Audio

10:45 AM.Trouble in Mind was written by Jeffery Deaver, published by Hodder, and reviewed by Graham Beattie. Audio

10:05 AM.British intensive care nurse and academic Dr Penny Sartori's new book 'The Wisdom of Near-Death Experiences' explores near death experiences, and caring for patients who are close to death. Audio

9:55 AM.The Royal Commission into child sexual abuse focuses on the Catholic Church, and a major fire continues to burn at an open cut coal mine in Morwell. Audio

9:44 AM.Dr Richard Hoskins is the Auckland Regional Public Health Service Medical Officer of Health. Audio

9:05 AM.Winston Peters is the leader of NZ First, which is polling at around the 5% threshold for getting MPs into parliament without winning an electorate seat, meaning it could yet hold the balance of power… Read more Audio

11:45 AM.The birth of a newspaper in Australia, and do news editors have a real idea of what people want to read? Audio

11:30 AM.Victoria University Senior Lecturer Andy Linton has more than 30 years experience in computer networking and is one of 14 keyholders helping keep the internet secure. Audio

11:10 AM.The impending lift in the OCR and iron sands mining. Audio

10:40 AM.Unexpected Lessons in Love was written by Bernadine Bishop, published by John Murray, and reviewed by Sonja de Freiz. Audio

10:05 AM.Genevieve Bell is an Australian anthropologist and researcher, and is the director of Intel Corporation's Interaction and Experience Research. Intel dominates the PC chip industry. As well as tablets… Read more Audio