Nine To Noon Podcast Options

10:07 AM.Dunedin-born Olaf Diegel is an innovator, inventor and academic who is currently working on a prototype for a 3D printer. He has studied here and overseas, and is now a Professor of Mechatronics at… Read more Audio

9:50 AM.The Australian budget announcement, the situation surrounding racing horse More Joyous, and the PM is attacked with (or possibly by) a half-eaten Vegemite sandwich. Audio

9:34 AM.Clive Stafford-Smith is the director of legal charity Reprieve, which has been representing Guantanamo detainees for years. The current hunger strike is the largest it has ever seen, with some… Read more Audio

9:10 AM.The government is planning to get community organisations, such as churches and non-government organisations, more involved in social housing. Kathryn talks to Lee Grace, a director of Te Aranga Ltd… Read more Audio

11:50 AM.Media with Gavin Ellis. Audio

11:30 AM.Tom is a US comedian, here for the Comedy Festival. He also writes for the Huffington Post. Audio

11:10 AM.Sky City, SOE floats, The Warehouse's decision to pay a Living wage. Audio

10:40 AM.A Delicate Truth written by John Le Carre, published by Penguin and reviewed by Dan Slevin. Audio

10:10 AM.The UK science author's new book Anatomies blends art, science and literature to investigate the human body. Audio

9:45 AM.US correspondent Luiza Savage discusses current events in America. Audio

9:30 AM.Ben Dare and three mountaineering mates set off for Nepal last month on a mission to conquer the unclimbed peak Anidesha Chuli, which is around 6800 metres high. Audio

9:20 AM.Why did so many South Aucklanders flock to a fake dentist who worked out of his Mangere home? Audio

9:10 AM.Dr Catherine Strong is a senior lecturer of Journalism at Massey University. Audio

11:48 AM.Kennedy Warne says his most significant nature experiences happen in his own backyard. Audio

11:40 AM.Nici Wickes' recipes are Pork Shoulder Braised in Apple Cider Vinegar; and Honey and Sultana Ricotta Cake. Audio

11:17 AM.The Auckland housing plan; SkyCity convention centre deal; GCSB legislation; Aaron Gilmore; and the Mighty River Power float. Audio

11:07 AM.Phil Vine reviews 'Big Brother' by Lionel Shriver, published by HarperCollins Australia. Audio

10:11 AM.Charles Moore is the former editor of The Daily Telegraph, The Sunday Telegraph and The Spectator. He was chosen by Margaret Thatcher to write her biography and had full access to her private papers… Read more Audio

9:52 AM.Alarm bells sounded over Europe's record high youth unemployment; and the UK Education Secretary says he would vote to leave EU if a vote were held today. Audio

9:29 AM.Should all charities be getting tax exemptions? Dr Michael Gousmett, independent charity sector researcher; and Trevor Garrett, former chief executive of the Charities Commission, which last year was… Read more Audio

9:09 AM.Metiria Turei, Green Party co-leader; Max Abbott, director of AUT's Gambling and Addictions Research Centre; and Nigel Morrison, SkyCity chief executive. Audio

11:50 AM.With James Elliott and Elisabeth Easther. Audio

11:37 AM.Artemis Racing sailor Andrew Simpson dies in training accident; shocked jock snatches dramatic Badminton win; The Warriors hit the capital for the first time in more than nine years. Audio

11:08 AM.Vampire Weekend, Savages, and Public Service Broadcasting. Audio

10:39 AM.Anne Else reviews 'Blood and Beauty' by Sarah Dunant, published by Hachette NZ. Audio