Nine To Noon Podcast Options

9:23 AM.Immigration NZ's border operations manager, Karen Irwin. Audio

9:08 AM.Mark Binns, Chief Executive of Meridian Energy. Audio

11:49 AM.Looks at the shows 'True Detective' and 'Blandings', and changing habits in TV veiwing. Audio

11:29 AM.Dr Cath Conlon, from Massey University College of Health, specialises in maternal and childhood nutrition. Audio

11:19 AM.The challenges ahead for Microsoft's new CEO, the rise and demise of Flappy Bird, and Internet access in hotel rooms. Audio

11:06 AM.Progressive Enterprises on claims a supermarket chain is demanding retrospective payments from suppliers. Audio

10:40 AM.Gyles Beckford reveiws 'Stay Alive' by Simon Kernick, published by Century Audio

10:10 AM.Nigel McCrery is best known as creator of two of the BBC's biggest hits 'Silent Witness' and 'New Tricks'. He is also the author of novels and non-fiction books ranging from the Second World War to… Read more Audio

9:49 AM.Floods in the UK and who is responsible for related issues like dredging the rivers; House of Commons debates on smoking in cars; and ordination of women bishops in the Anglican Church. Audio

9:35 AM.Paul Spoonley, Pro-Vice Chancellor, College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Massey University; and Robert Greenburg, Dean of Arts, Auckland University. Audio

9:07 AM.Pierre van Heerden, chairman of the Food and Grocery Council; and Rod Oram, business commentator. Audio

11:48 AM.Glitter trees, exhibitions at the New Zealand Festival, and collecting Katy Perry's false eyelashes. Audio

11:30 AM.Criminal justice and cash. Audio

11:07 AM.Wire emerged as one of the most creative and influential "post-punk" bands to come out of the UK in the late 1970s. Their first three albums, Pink Flag (1977), Chairs Missing (1987) and 154 (1979) are… Read more Audio

10:41 AM.An Entwined History by Angela Middleton, reviewed by Paul Diamond and published by Otago University Press. Audio

10:10 AM.Jenni Ogden is the author of 'Trouble in Mind' - stories from a Neuropsychologist's casebook. It's a collection of stories about 15 of her patients, and what their disorder or injury can tell us about… Read more Audio

9:50 AM.Chief Political Correspondent for SBS talks about bushfires in Victoria and the end of the car industry in Australia. Audio

9:31 AM.With Katrine Evans - Assistant Privacy Commissioner, Karen Shuker - teacher who helped develop the OWLS modules. Audio

9:08 AM.With Vicki Buck - Christchurch Deputy Mayor, David Reid - Founder of David Reid Homes and Falcon Construction. Audio

11:47 AM.Associate Professor Wayne Hope is the Co-Director of Journalism, Media and Democracy Research Centre (JMAD). Audio

11:23 AM.Meg Lipscombe is a photographer from Lake Tarawera. She has documented the life of two young Tui, from the eggs being laid to hatching, to leaving the nest. Audio

11:06 AM.Rod looks at why the two dominant Australian supermarkets are delisting some NZ-produced groceries. Audio

10:41 AM.Written by Harold Hillman, reviewed by Lance Wiggs and published by Random House. Audio

10:07 AM.The fifth 'Doctor Who' Peter Davison is coming to Wellington to host the 'The Doctor Who Symphonic Spectacular' at the New Zealand Festival. Audio

9:50 AM.Response to the Prime Minister John Key's revelation that a handful of New Zealanders have had their passports cancelled for wanting to join the fight in Syria. International criminal lawyer… Read more Audio