Saturday Morning Podcast Options

11:40 AM.Broadcaster, journalist, and author, who has been a constant British media presence since 1973. Audio

11:10 AM.Former journalist and lecturer who has won five Ned Kelly Awards for crime fiction, most recently for The Broken Shore. Audio

10:45 AM.Poet, performer and children's book writer who will release a new volume of poetry, Bloodclot, later this year. Audio

10:10 AM.Auckland singer-songwriter who records and performs with the Chrysalids; his new album, Flax Happy, is out next week. Audio

9:35 AM.Dominican-American prose writer whose 2007 debut novel won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction. Audio

9:10 AM.Historian and novelist; his most recent biography is Young Stalin. Audio

8:35 AM.Italian author with a PhD in terrorism from the London School of Economics, who consults to governments on counter-terrorism. Audio

8:10 AM.Scottish-Palestinian journalist who is Foreign Desk News Editor for The Age in Melbourne. Audio

11:35 AM.Counsellor and long-time Saturday Morning contributor, who is relocating to Singapore. Audio

11:05 AM.Advocate for the protection of water, who writes about its biological, historical, environmental and spiritual significance. Audio

10:45 AM.Co-publisher and co-editor of the experimental global arts magazine White Fungus. Audio

10:05 AM.Professor of Mathematics in London, and the 2008 Forder Lecturer touring New Zealand. Audio

9:45 AM.Leader of a team of NZ researchers helping decode the genome of the platypus. Audio

9:05 AM.Professor of English Literature at Wolfson College Oxford, and biographer of the writers Virginia Woolf and Edith Wharton. Audio

8:35 AM.Father of the Australian man who was incarcerated by the United States Government at Guantanamo Bay. Audio

8:10 AM.One of six journalists permitted to live on Pitcairn Island while reporting on the sexual abuse trials there. Audio

11:45 AM.Painter, poet, curator and writer, his latest book is Back and Beyond: New Zealand Painting for the Young and Curious Audio

11:25 AM.Counsel for the Intersex Trust of Aotearoa New Zealand, who is profiled in the exhibition Assume Nothing at The New Dowse. Audio

11:05 AM.Executive chef at Blanket Bay Lodge in Glenorchy and guest presenter at the wine and food event Savour New Zealand 2008 Audio

10:38 AM.Canadian filmmaker who visited 15 different countries over four years to make the award - winning documentary Sharkwater Audio

10:33 AM.Kim reads emails from listeners Audio

10:14 AM.Australian soprano who stars in the NBR New Zealand Opera,s forthcoming season of La Boheme Audio

10:06 AM.Kim reads emails from listeners Audio

9:45 AM.Kate Camp discusses Doctor Zhivago by Boris Pasternak Read more Audio

9:05 AM.Professor of English from North Carolina,and author of Against Happiness : In Praise of Melancholy Audio