Nine To Noon Podcast Options

11:30 AM.Paul Jobin whisks up a Raspberry Souffle and twice cooks a Goats Cheese one too. John Hawkesby has the wine to match. Audio

11:06 AM.Politics from the left and the right. Audio

10:40 AM.Don Rood reviews 'Stag Spooner: Wild Man from the Bush' the story of a New Zealand hunter and artist by Chris Maclean. Audio

10:05 AM.The 70's Prog-Rock keyboard wizard from the band Yes talks to Kathryn about his touring stage show which is visiting New Zealand. The classicly trained British musician has also released over a… Read more Audio

9:50 AM.Tarek Bazley on the line from Qatar to talk about the tensions between Iran and Israel. Audio

9:30 AM.The Law Society's Family Law section chairperson Garry Collin and the Courts Minister Chester Borrows talk about what is being done to sort out the processing delays with the Auckland Family Court… Read more Audio

9:10 AM.The Automobile Association's Mike Noon and Auckland Hospital's Clinical Director of Adult Emergency, Dr Tim Parke, talk about the new figures out that show just how many drivers are causing crashes… Read more Audio

11:52 AM.With Te Radar and Pinky Agnew. Audio

11:37 AM.Rugby: Tests and local competitions. Audio

11:07 AM.New music from Cat Power, Jessie Ware and a retrospective compilation of the Go-Betweens. Audio

10:38 AM.Books for boys and girls about bees, marshmallows, Dad's, and words, reviewed by Doris Mousdale. Audio

10:08 AM.Time Magazine called him "The most influential person in health." He was Barack Obama's top health official, implementing and overseeing the biggest health reforms in the US commonly known as… Read more Audio

9:48 AM.The suspended death sentence given to Gu Kailai, the wife of ousted senior Communist Party figure Bo Xilai, for the murder of British businessman Neil Heywood. Audio

9:32 AM.How can ACC restore the confidence of the public, that it treats private information with care. Audio

9:08 AM.Do hospitals and hospices already effectively practice euthanasia through administering pain relief or withholding medications? Audio

11:46 AM.The new Herald masthead and APN's controlled rollout of the compact format of the paper; journalism.org.nz and blatant programme promos passed off as news. Audio

11:26 AM.Dorothy Waide is a Nanny and Karitane nurse who's a specialist in newborn babies. Today she discusses breast milk versus formula, how to establish routine, and nurturing beyond the 12 week point. Audio

11:06 AM.Donald discusses how to 3D print your house, new social media innovations and mobile payment developments. Audio

10:40 AM.Graham Beattie reviews 'An Italian Sojourn' edited by Pat Unger, published by Wily Publications. Audio

10:10 AM.Sandra Pickering is one of the few women to hold a high-ranking tech position in a major telecommunications company in New Zealand. She discusses what steps are being taken by the tech industry to… Read more Audio

9:53 AM.The ongoing battle over the Julian Assange extradition. Audio

9:36 AM.Drew Hutton, president of the Lock The Gate Alliance in Australia; and Rosalind Archer, Associate Professor at the Department of Engineering Science at Auckland University. Audio

9:08 AM.Professor Jennie Connor is the head of the Department of Preventive and Social Medicine at Otago University. Liz Read is an External Relations Director for Lion Nathan. Audio

11:50 AM.An exhibition at the Adam Art Gallery explores the connections between the French-born conceptual artist Marcel Duchamp and artists working here in New Zealand in the past 50 years. Audio

11:36 AM.A privacy case taken against a newspaper in the UK. Audio