Nine To Noon Podcast Options

11:49 AM.Discusses deep discounting, Groupon and the Superbowl . Audio

11:33 AM.Guest chef Kate Fraser has a recipe for Roast Chicken with Herbs and Lemon, and Poached Apricots with Vanilla Ice Cream. Wine selections from John Hawkesby. Audio

11:10 AM.Discuss the political impacts of a double-dip recession, the possible emergence of a new centre-right party, and Hone Harawira. Audio

10:40 AM.Written by Hamish Clayton, published by Penguin Group. Reviewed by Harry Ricketts. Audio

10:07 AM.The pilot in charge of a British Airways Boeing 747 which unknowingly flew through volcanic ash near Jakarta in June 1982. All four engines failed in an event unprecendented in aviation history… Read more Audio

9:50 AM.How the Egypt military might handle the situation. Audio

9:45 AM.With guest Karim Ben-Ismail, lead rugby writer for France's daily sports newspaper L'equippe. Audio

9:25 AM.When is it safe to start leaving children at home unattended? We talk to child development specialist Sue Palmer, and Chief Executive of Parents Centres NZ Viv Gurrey. Audio

9:09 AM.Will Egypt's military hand over power to a civilian government? Robert Springborg, Professor of National Security Affairs at the US Naval Postgraduate School, explains. Audio

11:50 AM.Gemma Gracewood and Te Radar give a comedic take on our week just gone. Audio

11:40 AM.A look at key events in the world of New Zealand sport. Audio

11:06 AM.Shihan, an anti-Mubarak Egyptian activist, joins the show to give her perspective on the unfolding events after what looks like a defiant Mubarak still attempting to hold the reins of power. Will the… Read more Audio

10:37 AM.John looks at 'Just Jack' by Adele Broadbent and 'The Mine's Afire: The Journal of Tommy Carter Brunnerton 1896' by Susan Battye and Thelma Eakin. Audio

10:15 AM.Tiffany Speight is an Australian soprano playing the role of Romilda in the NZ Opera's production of Xerxes which begins in March. Audio

10:06 AM.Professor of International Law at the American University in Cairo and former Egyptian Deputy Foreign Minister, Dr Abdullah Al-Ashal joins the programme with comment. Audio

9:55 AM.The latest on the Pacific region. Audio

9:46 AM.The Egyptian president starts his anticipated speech to the nation. Audio

9:30 AM.Kayt is a freelance travel writer who's been taking her 5-year old son Chet to some risky places across the globe since he was tiny. She writes for a blog that has travel advice for parents. Audio

9:08 AM.Yolande Knell, BBC correspondent in Cairo, outlines the story as she's seen it unfold while Sheila Carapico, professor of political science and international studies at Richmond University and… Read more Audio

11:45 AM.Dan Slevin reviews the Coen Brother's latest, True Grit. Audio

11:30 AM.Bruce McTaggart - executive director of the Immersion Edutainment Group, which conceived 'Walking with Dinosaurs - The Live Experience' which is coming to New Zealand. Audio

11:05 AM.Nigel Horrocks discusses the launch of what Rupert Murdoch says will be the way we access newspapers in the future and considers if the DVD format is on its way out. Audio

10:40 AM.Graham Beattie reviews The Payback by Simon Kernick Audio

10:05 AM.New Zealander Fenella France is a world-renowned preservation scientist - she has worked on projects including the World Trade Centre artefacts, Pre-Columbian textiles, the Ellis Island Immigration… Read more Audio

9:50 AM.UK correspondent - Michael White Audio