Saturday Morning Podcast Options

10:10 AM.Author of The Rest is Noise: Listening to the Twentieth Century. (NB. music not included for copyright reasons.) Audio

9:45 AM.Director of Playmarket, and writer about art, discussing the series of one-day sculptures around the country. Audio

9:10 AM.National vice-president of Free Beaches New Zealand. Audio

8:30 AM.Belgian orthopaedic surgeon, athlete and Olympic yachtsman, who is now President of the International Olympic Committee. Audio

8:10 AM.Editor of the Christian Science Monitor, which recently replaced its daily US newspaper print edition with a website. Audio

11:40 AM.Christchurch-based operator of gardening and cultural tours, and publisher of quarterly magazine The Gardener's Journal. Audio

11:10 AM.Cooking show host on Maori TV whose new book, Kai Ora, provides healthy recipes and details her experience with breast cancer. Audio

10:05 AM.Historian, food enthusiast and author of Mrs Charles Darwin's Recipe Book, a social history based on Emma Darwin's notebooks. Audio

9:45 AM.Kate Camp discusses the 1969 novel, The French Lieutenant's Woman, by John Fowles. Read more Audio

9:05 AM.Ethnologist and biologist who writes on the social intelligence of primates in the books Chimpanzee Politics and Our Inner Ape. Audio

8:35 AM.Renewable Energy GM at Solid Energy, responsible for wood pellets, biomass, solar water heating and biodiesel. Audio

8:10 AM.Cancer epidemiologist at Oxford University who led a study linking alcohol consumption by women to increased cancer risk. Audio

11:40 AM.Acclaimed New Zealand actor, who is touring the one-man show, Hatch, or The Plight of the Penguins. Audio

11:06 AM.Operator of a taxi/tour company which runs vehicles on waste vegetable oil, and is committed to sustainable tourism. Audio

10:40 AM.Biological anthropologist, and Principal Investigator at the Allan Wilson Centre of Molecular Ecology and Evolution. Audio

10:10 AM.British film director, whose most recent film, Of Time and the City, is a paean to his hometown of Liverpool. Audio

9:46 AM.Discussing the exhibition by Yinka Shonibare, MBE, and the historical precedents of Henry Raeburn and Francisco Goya. Audio

9:10 AM.Dunedin-based mountaineer and author of 31 books, whose memoir, Chance is a Fine Thing, has just been published. Audio

8:45 AM.Principal investigator on a study of the comparative merits of consuming vegetables produced locally and overseas. Audio

8:15 AM.Former US Army colonel, who resigned from the US State Department in March 2003 in opposition to the war in Iraq. Audio

11:35 AM.Professor of Geophysics at Cambridge, a director of the Faraday Institute, and Fellow of the Royal Society. Audio

11:10 AM.Manager of the Pan-STARRS moving object processing system in Hawaii that is discovering new asteroids and comets. Audio

10:40 AM.British comedy actress best known for her TV series The Vicar of Dibley, and as half of the duo French and Saunders. Audio

10:10 AM.First Pacific Islander to get a PhD in English from the University of Auckland; author of poetry collection Fast Talking PI. Audio

9:10 AM.Professor of Physical Sciences, Victoria University; author of Wool to Weta: Transforming New Zealand's Culture and Economy. Audio