Nine To Noon Podcast Options

11:08 AM.Sean McKenna reviews Collapse Into Now by REM, Mother Tongue by Carolina Moon, the Creole Choir of Cuba and Mayhem by Imelda May. Audio

10:41 AM.John McIntyre reviews 'Smiling Jack' by Ken Catran, published by Harper Collins; 'Sensational Survivors: An illustrated guide to New Zealand's remarkable wildlife' by Sandra Morris, published by… Read more Audio

10:22 AM.American photographer Eric Guth sepcialises in photographing some of the most remote and spectacular glacial claves around the world. Audio

10:07 AM.The Samoan election results and the rather downbeat outlook for the Pacific economy. Audio

9:50 AM.Professor Steve Wratten, founder of Greening Waipara - a 'grape roots' project investigating the use of biological controls in wineries as an alternative to chemical sprays and to build greater… Read more Audio

9:34 AM.Cricketing stars Stephen Fleming and Nathan Astle on recruiting Warney and Russell Crowe to play an earthquake charity match in Wellington this weekend. Audio

9:09 AM.The EQC has put a two thousand dollar cap on emergency repairs which may be preventing residents from getting back into their own homes. Audio

11:50 AM.Today discussing Blue Valentine and the Documentary Festival. Audio

11:37 AM.Self control - what is it, why is it important, and how can you help children develop more self control? Audio

11:35 AM.By Sarah-Kate Lynch, published by HarperCollins and reviewed by Emma Hart. Audio

11:20 AM.Alan Bollard, Reserve Bank Governor. Audio

11:08 AM.Nigel Horrocks discusses how countries like Libya and Egypt can shut off the internet for days. Audio

10:10 AM.Australian folk-rock legend Paul Kelly has recorded seventeen studio albums as well as several film soundtracks and live albums, in a career spanning more than thirty years. He was inducted into the… Read more Audio

9:50 AM.Discusses Prince Andrew's problems, embarrassment for the SAS and the London Stock Exchange over Libya and police cuts, the latest in UK retrenchment. Audio

9:37 AM.Is our education system failing to prepare students for the future by not grasping the major shifts in information technology and its use. Audio

9:08 AM.RNZ Business Editor live from the Reserve Bank, where Governor Alan Bollard is reviewing interest rates, the first scheduled window since the Christchurch earthquake. Audio

11:49 AM.The elaborate lengths some male animals have to go to impress the female they are wooing. Audio

11:32 AM.John Edwards discusses the legal hurdles faced by people who claim they've been abused in institutions over the past few decades. Audio

11:06 AM.Teddy Thompson is 'Artist of the Week'. Audio

10:37 AM.The book is 'When The Killings Done' by TC Boyle, published by Bloomsbury. Audio

10:06 AM.Irish comedian whose annual ticket sales in his homeland are only beaten by U2. Audio

9:50 AM.Karen Middleton discusses Prime Minister Julia Gillard's trip to the United States, where she is the first foreign dignitary to address the new US congress, and the 60th anniversary of ANZUS treaty. Audio

9:38 AM.Tyler Cowen is a George Mason University economist and author of The Great Stagnation, which argues there's been a steady downward trend in growth rates among rich countries over the last few decades… Read more Audio

9:07 AM.Mark Binns is the Infrastructure Chief Executive at Fletcher Building, New Zealand's largest listed company and biggest building contractor. Audio

11:50 AM.Denis discusses the performance of the media in covering The Christchurch earthquake. Audio