Nine To Noon Podcast Options

11:52 AM.Simon Wilson discusses the new look Fair Go, the Nightline Anniversary special and talks about becoming the new editor of Metro. Audio

11:25 AM.The Canterbury Museum spider biologist Simon Pollard has turned his great uncle's war time diary and turned it into a children's book"Dear Alison - A New Zealand Soldier's Story from Stalag 383"-… Read more Audio

11:06 AM.Nigel Horrocks discusses privacy, disappearing telephone books and the Twitter newspaper. Audio

10:40 AM.Paul Diamond reviews 'Wild Romance' by Chloe Schama. Published by Bloomsbury. Audio

10:08 AM.Shahid Mahmood is an internationally syndicated political cartoonist and commentator. Mahmood has had political pressure from both the Middle East and North America. Audio

9:54 AM.Britain is still coming to terms with its new coalition government. Audio

9:42 AM.Two remote South Island Rural schools have trialled 8 weeks of high speed broadband via satelillite. Andrena Norrish is the principal of one them - Winchester Rural School. Audio

9:29 AM.Hank Greely, the director of Stanford University's Center for Law and the Biosciences talks about over-the-counter genetic testing kits that are to be sold across the United States. Audio

9:09 AM.Martin Snedden, Rugby World Cup 2011 chief executive comments on the assertion that some Rugby World Cup providers could harm the country's reputation. Audio

11:45 AM.Graeme Tuckett reviews post-apocalyptic action flick The Book Of Eli and The Hedgehog. Audio

11:30 AM.Ursula Cheer talk about the defamation case that become a cause celebre in the UK. Audio

11:10 AM.This weeks feature artist - Ute Lemper. Audio

10:40 AM.Written by Donna Leon, reviewed by Gail Pittaway and published by Heinemann. Audio

10:08 AM.Italian soprano Nuccia Focile, who is currently in New Zealand for New Zealand Opera's production of Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro, in which she plays the role of the Countess. Audio

9:40 AM.A lawyer by day, stand up comedian by night. Audio

9:20 AM.US Superior Court judge on how the three strikes policy is working in California - is it too draconian or an effective tool to cut crime? Audio

9:10 AM.With Matthew Parris - UK correspondent and former Conservative MP. Audio

11:50 AM.Denis Welch looks at the state of the magazine market. Audio

11:20 AM.Australian queen of clean and author of the book 'Stainless'. The daughter of an industrial chemist and engineer, Shannon is a self described workaholic who survives on a few hours sleep. She juggles… Read more Audio

11:10 AM.Business and Economic commentator Rod Oram looks at the turmoil that has returned yet again in global financial markets and the dangers for New Zealand. Audio

10:38 AM.David Hill reviews 'The Night Book' by Charlotte Grimshaw, published by Random House NZ Vintage. Audio

10:08 AM.Hannah Salwen was 14 years old when she convinced her family to sell their house and give half the proceeds away to charity. The Salwen family were living in a mansion worth 2 million dollars in… Read more Audio

9:50 AM.We join correspondent Luiza Savage for the latest news and current affairs from the USA. Audio

9:30 AM.Stephen Pope the Chief global equity strategist at Cantor Fitzgerald Europe, gives us the latest news from Greece's debt crisis. Audio

9:08 AM.Margaret Abercrombie is a Doctor at Manukau Family Planning - Dr Abercrombie sees negative effects of alcohol daily, she is also the mother of a child at Kings College and has written a letter to John… Read more Audio