Nine To Noon Podcast Options

11:06 AM.Rowan Quinn, Radio NZ reporter in Hagley Park, Christchurch, where tens of thousands of people are expected to attend the memorial service marking the February 22 earthquake. Audio

10:44 AM.Harry Broad reviews 'Hokitika Town' by Charlotte Randall. Audio

10:07 AM.Opera singer who has had double lung transplant. Audio

9:50 AM.Phil O'Sullivan is on the line for Hong Kong. Audio

9:35 AM.Karel De Gucht, EU Trade Commissioner. Audio

9:08 AM.Dr Jim Smith is a former member of the International Atomic Energy Agency Expert Group on Chernobyl and has studied the effects of radiation for more than 20 years. The Japanese have so far rated… Read more Audio

11:50 AM.This week Simon reviews An Idiot Abroad and Mad Men. Audio

11:28 AM.Deputy Chief Executive of the Skylight Trust talks about dealing with emotional fallout post quake. Audio

11:07 AM.Discusses games the big business of Farmville, and the clever uses found for an XBox gizmo. Audio

10:43 AM.Written by Cory Taylor, reviewed by Kate Blackhurst and published by Text. Audio

10:08 AM.The desirablility of human enhancement through technology and doping. Andy is a professor of ethics and emerging technologies at the University of the West of Scotland. He's an academic, futurist and… Read more Audio

9:50 AM.With Warren Britton - a man wishing to use some of his Kiwisaver funds to get himself out of debt so he can keep his home. David Brown Douglas - Executive Director of Trustee Corporations Association.

9:23 AM.With Clifford Chao - Chairman of radiology at New York Presbyterian hospital at Colombia. He's also held a surgical fellowship in the Cancer Research Institute in Tokyo. Audio

9:08 AM.On staying in Sendai to assist the 70 English language teachers she is responsible for. Audio

11:48 AM.Discusses a study that reveals people can tell the difference between abstract art and paint slapped on a canvas by an elephant, and the new TV7 documentary How to look at a painting. Audio

11:34 AM.Michelle talks about children in the court system. Audio

11:07 AM.This week Santana. Audio

10:42 AM.Written by Richard Lloyd Parry, reviewed by Quentin Johnson and published by Jonathan Cape. Audio

10:07 AM.Annie Proulx is NZ between 16-21 March during NZ Book Month. Her new book, BIRD CLOUD is the first piece of non fiction Annie has written for some years. She is also the author of The Shipping News… Read more Audio

9:52 AM.Discusses carbon tax, climate change, and nuclear power.With Rick Shera, a partner at Lowndes Jordan, where he heads their intellectual property team. He's calling on the NZ government to make public… Read more Audio

9:38 AM.With Rick Shera, a partner at Lowndes Jordan, where he heads their intellectual property team. He's calling on the NZ government to make public the details of the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement… Read more Audio

9:20 AM.Dr Glenn Harvel from the nuclear engineering department of University of Ontario's Institute of technology on Japan's nuclear crisis. Audio

9:07 AM.An Interpreter working with aid agencies and journalists covering the disaster has now fled the Sendai region due to rising radiation levels. Audio

11:55 AM.The fawning coverage of the announcement of our new Governor General. Audio

11:25 AM.A look at how commercial television will survive with declining advertising revenues. Audio