Nine To Noon Podcast Options

9:08 AM.Rebecca Wardell, Christchurch based heptathlete. Audio

11:50 AM.Jane Campion's Bright Star, Australian film Balibo, and a remake of the classic horror, The Wolfman. Audio

11:40 AM.Looks at the bids to make New Zealand a republic. Audio

11:20 AM.Feature artist - Peter Gabriel Audio

11:10 AM.Written by Ian Lambie and Les Simmonds, reviewed by Phil Vine. Published by Random House NZ. Audio

10:10 AM.Infratil CEO Lloyd Morrison is back in the country after receiving experimental treatment in Seattle for his leukaemia, he talks about his ongoing battle with the disease and the challenges facing the… Read more Audio

9:48 AM.Drought, Insulation scheme woes and health insurance. Audio

9:30 AM.Nina Fedoroff - Science and Technology Adviser to the US Secretary of State. She is one of the authors of an article in Science magazine who argues that a radical rethink of agriculture is needed in… Read more Audio

9:10 AM.With Phil Chapman - Mens Health Promoter for the Public Health Unit of Nelson Marlborough DHB and Donald Pettitt - Mens Health Advocate, Christchurch Mens Centre. Also, Rhys Jones - Public Health… Read more Audio

11:50 AM.Looks at a fellow media commentators thoughts on the NZ Flag campaign. Audio

11:30 AM.NZ playwright - David Geary has written about Mark Twain's visit to New Zealand in 1895 - he tells us how Twain incurred the wrath of the English with his outspoken views on race relations. Audio

11:10 AM.Business and Economic commentator discusses the Government's economic programme. Audio

10:40 AM.Written by Henning Mankell, reviewed by Anne Buchanan and published by Harvill Secker. Audio

10:10 AM.Telecom Chief Executive Paul Reynolds on what's been a troublesome start to the year for our biggest publicly - listed company. Audio

9:45 AM.Biology professor charged in shooting. Republicans distance themselves from Sarah Palin. Audio

9:30 AM.Dirk Shulze Makuch - Astrobiologist at Washington State University who has made an educated guess about how alien life might look. Audio

9:10 AM.With Mike Underhill - Chief Executive of EECA, the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority. Grant Dunford - Founder of Negawatt, a company specialising in insulation installation. Pieter Burghout… Read more Audio

11:45 AM.Discusses education, urban design, haste, the World Cup and waterfronts. Audio

11:30 AM.Guest Chef - Connie Clarkson. Wine commentator - John Hawkesby. Chinese New Year traditions, superstitions and recipes for Dumplings and Fragrant Steamed Fish. Audio

11:10 AM.With Andrew Campbell and Matthew Hooten. Audio

10:40 AM.Written by Tom Rachman, reviewed by Paul Diamond and published by Text Publishing. Audio

10:08 AM.Chris Prowse's show Trouble on the Waterfront: Is being performed as part of the Wellington Fringe Festival this week. Audio

9:52 AM.The 31st anniversary of revolution in Iran. Audio

9:45 AM.Author of 'Lost in the Bush' which gives children the fundamentals of how to avoid getting lost in the bush lost and, if they do, how to survive until they are found. Audio

9:30 AM.Pete Pointon - Principal of Seatoun School, Wellington and Diane Leggett - Principal of Karori Normal School, Wellington explain why. Audio