Nine To Noon Podcast Options

9:20 AM.A new observational study is about to commence in NZ looking at child health and how we grow up. Audio

9:08 AM.Chris Atkinson, Medical Director of the Cancer Society talks to Kathryn about the choices Pharmac's presented with. Audio

11:48 AM.Sophist and Provocateur Tommy Honey takes us through some of his least faviourte sayings. Audio

11:30 AM.Guest Chef Lauraine Jacobs gives us the recipes and John Hawkesby matches the wine with the food. Audio

11:07 AM.Political views from the left Laila Harre and from the right Matthew Hooton. Audio

10:40 AM.Laura Kroetsch reviews"The Slap by Christos Tsiolkas"Published by Allen and Unwin. Audio

10:07 AM.Katherine Smyth is considered to be at the forefront of NZ domestic and high-art ceramics. Audio

9:51 AM.Middle East Correspondent Iris Makler gives us the latest news for the middle east. Audio

9:38 AM.Election panel discussion with Richard Prebble, Mark Gosche and Angeline Greensill. Audio

9:07 AM.Incoming Deputy and Finance Minister Bill English and Sir Roger Douglas join Kathryn to discuss the election result. Audio

11:50 AM.Radar and Michele A'Court join Kathryn to discuss the week that was. Audio

11:30 AM.Richard Becht brings up the latest from the sporting world including the Warriors signing Stacey Jones for the 2009 season. Audio

11:07 AM.Manu Taylor brings us music from Carla Bruni, Jolie Holland and The Mamaku Project. Audio

10:30 AM.John McIntyre Reviews"Piano Rock A 1950's Childhood","The River Runs"and"Kaimanawa Princess". Audio

10:07 AM.James Brett is the founder of POM354 pomegranate drink in the UK. A charity helping Afghanistan opium farmers. Audio

9:48 AM.Pacific Correspondent Mike field bring us the latest from the pacific about how each party is shaping up before the election. Audio

9:31 AM.Farmer Keith Riley says with production ahead of budget and stock condition scores up, he rates the advice highly. Audio

9:20 AM.Stephen Hess is a veteran staffer of the Eisenhower and Nixon administrations, and was also an advisor to Ford and Carter. Audio

9:08 AM.With one day to go until Election Day, Peter Aimer joins Kathryn to discuss what the latest polls mean for each party. Audio

11:50 AM.TV reviewer Simon Wilson looks at a week of TV. Audio

11:29 AM.The two sisters of the talented Kendall family. Audio

11:07 AM.With Nathan Torkington. Audio

10:42 AM.By P D James, published by Faber and Faber and reviewed by Ralph McAllister. Audio

10:10 AM.Mick Hopkinson has kayaked the most dangerous rivers in the world, from the Blue Nile to Dudh Khosi river in the Himalayas. Audio

9:50 AM.UK Correspondent. Audio