Nine To Noon Podcast Options

9:10 AM.New footage has given renewed hope to families of dead miners that bodies might be intact. Audio

11:49 AM.What's been happening in the media over the silly season. Audio

11:29 AM.Mark Pirie is a Wellington writer who has just edited a compilation of NZ poems about cricket - what is it about the sport that has inspired such creativity? Mark set up his own publishing company… Read more Audio

11:10 AM.Three corporate situations that have blown up in recent weeks - why each is important strategically for the shareholders and country. Audio

10:38 AM.Louise O'Brien reviews Little Bird of Heaven by Joyce Carol Oates (Fourth Estate), The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet by David Mitchell (Sceptre), Luka and the Fire of Life by Salman Rushdie… Read more Audio

10:09 AM.Professor Bob Sutton is a Professor of Management Science and Engineering at Stanford University - and a Professor of Organisational Behanviour. He wrote The No Asshole Rule and his latest book Good… Read more Audio

9:49 AM.President Obama's State of the Union speech and Steve Jobs' stepping down from Apple. Audio

9:42 AM.Steve has a panel beating business based in West Auckland, he is a fundraiser for breast cancer research. Last year his 'Fight for a Cure' charity boxing match raised over two hundred thousand dollars… Read more Audio

9:25 AM.Are warnings of a two tier qualification system in secondary schools coming true, as another secondary school rejects the NCEA in favour of external exams? Audio

9:15 AM.BBC correspondent Daniel Sandford joins Kathryn from Moscow. Audio

9:08 AM.Kathryn talks to Dr Johann Hammerer, an Austrian businessman who had just arrived at Moscow airport when the bombing occured. Audio

11:51 AM.Kennedy takes us to the sub-Antarctic Macquarie Island en route to the southern polar region. Audio

11:38 AM.Guest chef Mary Browne tempts our taste buds with some wonderful summer fare and John Hawkesby helps wash it down with some wine recommendations. Audio

11:17 AM.Politics from across the spectrum. Audio

11:06 AM.Ralph gives us his recommendations from last year's offerings as the best summer reads. Audio

10:08 AM.New Zealand expat engineer John Fleming, who's investigating the commercial production of hydrogen fuels and new engines which could revolutionise transport in this millennium. Audio

9:52 AM.The latest stories and news from Europe. Audio

9:40 AM.St John volunteers Guy and Noeline Marks discuss what's kept them dedicated to serving the community for a combined total of 114 years. Audio

9:22 AM.Is it time to introduce a licensing system for boaties - requiring them to pass tests before being allowed to skipper a boat? Audio

9:12 AM.Chairman of Te Runanga o te Rarawa, Haami Piripi, representing the interests of 23 Far North Marae and Maori issues commentator, Rawiri Taonui join the programme. Audio

11:46 AM.We go out with some final witty comments from our guests. Audio

11:34 AM.Featuring Shannon Lush from Australia on solving stain dilemmas. Audio

11:26 AM.Featuring Radar and Pinky Agnew. Audio

11:16 AM.Featuring an interview with 100 year old twins Alison Hunt and Audrey Duthier. Audio

11:11 AM.Kennedy is on ship in Antarctica, the Spirit of Samuel Enderby. Audio