Nine To Noon Podcast Options

9:50 AM.UK Correspondent. Audio

9:41 AM.Erasing scary memories in mice. Audio

9:27 AM.Barack Obama is the president elect - the first black man to be elected president. Audio

9:08 AM.Long-time Democratic Party stalwart who lost the 1972 presidential election to Richard Nixon. Audio

11:50 AM.The latest in new movies, reviewed by Graeme. Audio

11:30 AM.Dean Knight discusses forming Governments. Audio

11:10 AM.Marty Duda's 'Artist Of The Week' is Chris Isaak. Audio

10:35 AM.Harry Ricketts reviews 'The Catastrophe Continues: Selected Interviews' by John Clarke. Published by Text Publishing. Audio

10:10 AM.LA - based singer who, as a child was the centre of a high-profile custody battle that saw her brought to NZ. Audio

9:50 AM.Paul Barclay keeps us up to date with affairs across the Tasman. Audio

9:30 AM.Professor Semir Zeki has conducted a brain study showing the same part of the brain deals with both love and hate. Audio

9:20 AM.Donna Kay Erwin is Supervisor of the voter checklist in Dixville. Audio

9:10 AM.Republican strategist Brian Walton and Democrat strategist Bob Weiner supply views from opposing HQs. Audio

11:49 AM.Media commentator. Audio

11:24 AM.Former musician who had a career in making music for film, now he records sounds of the natural world. Audio

11:07 AM.With business and economic commentator Rod Oram. Audio

10:38 AM.By Oliver Stead, published by David Bateman Ltd. Full Colour hardback. Reviewed by Josie McNaught. Audio

10:07 AM.Along with Dr James McGaugh. Instant memory recall. Audio

9:53 AM.With Commentator Richard Adams. Audio

9:20 AM.Final week before election day. Audio

8:56 AM.Daniel Whiston helped victims at the scene of the 2002 Bali Bombings. Audio

11:50 AM.David Slack waxes lyrical about the content of the week's politicking among a myriad of other things, well a modest two in fact. Audio

11:35 AM.Meilleur Ouvrier awarded master chef, Mark Gregory provides the gastronomical fare while John Hawkesby matches the wine. Audio

11:10 AM.In election week, Matthew Hooton gives us a few jabs from the right and Laila Harre returns with an upper-cut from the left. Audio

10:40 AM.Written by Paula Morris. Published by Penguin. Reviewed by Carole Beu. Audio