Nine To Noon Podcast Options

10:10 AM.Pat White is a poet and the author of memoir 'How the Land Lies: Of Longing and Belonging', published by Victoria University Press. Audio

9:50 AM.Matthew Parris discusses Libya and the Royal wedding. Audio

9:40 AM.Tobias Moskowitz, a behavioural economist at the University of Chicago. Audio

9:25 AM.Garth Young, National Manager of the Ministry of Social Development's Care, Claims and Resolution Unit. Audio

9:10 AM.Canterbury District Health Board member Andrew Dickerson discusses winter health concerns in Christhuch. Audio

8:59 PM.Clue 3. Audio

7:13 PM.Jeanette Aplin has penned how life on a island can unexpectedly revolve around rearing native pigs. Audio

11:48 AM.David calls for more practical philosophy, and offers up a Gracewood sisters conundrum. Audio

11:28 AM.Can age discrimination be justified? Audio

11:08 AM.Marty features the Music of George Clinton, the ringleader of Parliament and Funkadelic. Audio

10:40 AM.Written by Ron Palenski, published by Hodder Moa, reviewed by Ron Palenski. Audio

10:06 AM.Artist and curator Greg O'Brien and photographer Mari Mahr; wife of the late New Zealand illustrator Graham Percy. Audio

9:48 AM.The Australian government prepares for a harsher budget than normal, and despite more popularity for the Liberal Party in polls Tony Abbott still struggles to achieve personal popularity. Audio

9:10 AM.Netta Christian was in foster care from six months old and was sexually abused by two different people, while a state ward in foster family care. Audio

11:47 AM.Discussing the New Zealand Radio Awards and Sean Plunket's transition to Newstalk ZB. Audio

11:30 AM.Harry Ricketts, author of Strange Meetings: Poets of the Great War. A discussion of First World War poetry. Audio

11:14 AM.Discussing Chinese company Agria winning control of PGG Wrightson, a US investment vehicle's bid for control for Tourism Holdings and Telecom's sale of the remainder of Yahoo!Xtra. Audio

10:42 AM.By Frances Walsh, published by Godwit and reviewed by Tina Shaw. Audio

10:07 AM.Abortion lobbyist, and women's health advocate. Audio

9:52 AM.Discussing whether Donald Trump is serious about making a run for the US presidency and if Speaker John Boehner has emerged stronger or weaker from the budget deal with President Barack Obama. Audio

9:46 AM.Jacqui Knight is the secretary of the Monarch Butterfly New Zealand trust. Audio

9:30 AM.Susan Impey, principal of Alfriston College, one of the schools whose school nurse funding will be cut by the Counties Manukau DHB. Phillipa Bennetts, President of the Auckland School Nurses Group. Audio

9:08 AM.Chris Farrelly heads the Northland based Primary Health Organisation, Manaia Health. Audio

11:45 AM.Off the beaten track in Spain. Audio

11:34 AM.Guest chef Stephanie Everitt, owner of Devonport Chocolates, and wine commentator John Hawkesby. Audio