Nine To Noon Podcast Options

9:50 AM.Phil talks about the release of Aung San Suu Kyi. Audio

9:28 AM.Paul Feenstra, media strategist and former producer and audio mixer in the US; and Peter Ennis, TVNZ's general manager of technology. Audio

9:23 AM.Sergeant Michael Moloney from the Commercial Vehicle Investigation Unit - Christchurch Police, joins the programme. Audio

9:08 AM.With us are Michael Chow owner of the Palace building and Sherry Reynolds area manager of the Auckland branch of the Historic Places Trust. Audio

11:49 AM.The Social Network, Matariki, and Lebanon. Audio

11:23 AM.An indigenous Australian artist who's work considers the incredibly difficult and charged issue of race relations. Audio

11:08 AM.Why you should never joke around on Twitter. Audio

10:38 AM.Written by Henning Mankell, published by Harvill Secker, reviewed by Michele A'Court. Audio

10:09 AM.Jock has just written a book about his dad, TP McLean, who was the famed New Zealand journalist and sports writer. Audio

9:45 AM.The upcoming royal wedding is discussed, where the news took up the first 14 pages of The Daily Mail plus there was a special 16 page pull-out. Audio

9:27 AM.The Associate Health Minister, Tariana Turia, discusses her wish to bring in even tougher smoking policies, including banning smoking in cars. Audio

9:09 AM.There are claims that the construction giant Fletcher Building has excessive control over the post quake rebuild in Canterbury and is slowing down the process. Is Fletchers now holding the Canterbury… Read more Audio

11:49 AM.Looking at a recent discovery of redback spider DNA in a katipo and what this could mean for the katipo. Also, how likely is it that the redback will become widely established in New Zealand? Audio

11:35 AM.In his final Nine to Noon appearance Dean Knight looks back at some of the biggest public law cases over the past few years. Audio

11:08 AM.Guilty pleasures and Gary Puckett. Audio

10:40 AM.Written by Paul Auster, reviewed by Dan Slevin and published by Faber Fiction. Audio

10:08 AM.The phenomenon of deception with numbers - author and professor of journalism at New York University, Charles Seife tells us why the public is so often bamboozled by dodgy statistics and bad maths. Audio

10:08 AM.The phenomenon of deception with numbers - author and professor of journalism at New York University, Charles Seife tells us why the public is so often bamboozled by dodgy statistics and bad maths. Audio

9:50 AM.Chief political correspondent for SBS Television. Audio

9:35 AM.With Dickie Arbiter - Royal commentator and former Buckingham Palace spokesman. Audio

9:20 AM.With Bevan Woodward - Auckland transport planner and convener of Cycle Action north Rodney and Clare Ponton - Lake Taupo Cycle Challenge spokesperson and member of the event's organising committee. Audio

9:08 AM.MAF's Biosecurity NZ response manager David Yard talks about the Kiwifruit vine disease found in orchards outside of the Te Puke area. Audio

11:50 AM.The use of violent, macho and militaristic imagery in the media. Audio

11:30 AM.Tim Alpe is the CEO of Jucy Rentals and Ernst and amp; Young Entrepreneur of the Year 2010. He established Jucy with his brother Dan. The camping business is in the blood - their father Chris founded… Read more Audio

11:10 AM.Trade negotiations, the domestic economy and the joint Vodafone-Telecom bid on rural broadband. Audio