Sunday Morning for Sunday 24 August 2008
Sunday for 24 August 2008
8:12 Insight: West Coast Hydro
Insight looks at the proposed hydro electricity scheme for the West Coast and conservationists' demands for a "small is good" approach.
Produced by Geoff Moffett.
8:40 Feature interview: Singapore Surrender
When Graham Clayton's father told him what he did in the war, Graham wrote a book about it. He tells Chris Laidlaw the little-known story of this country's first air force fighter squadron, and the traumatic experiences of the men who served in it while defending Singapore in the Second World War.
Produced by Christine Cessford
9:05 Mediawatch
Rival news journalists sometimes share gossip - and the odd drink. But they're not inclined to share out their stories. However, Mediawatch this week looks into a new plan which could see some reporters working with those they're supposed to be competing against. Also in the programme, why the media must cool its heels in pursuit of Tony Veitch; and how the critics are still getting stuck into the commentators at the Olympics, even after we won all those medals.
Produced and presented by Colin Peacock and Jeremy Rose.
9:30 Feature interview: Sam Hunt
The poet talks to Chris Laidlaw about work and life, and shares some of his new poems.
Produced by Christine Cessford
9:55 Notes from the South
Dougal Stevenson thinks back to his boyhood in Cromwell, before the Clutha was damned by the dam.
Produced by Christine Cessford
10:06 The Sunday Group: Energy to Burn.
Sir Colin Maiden has recently published his autobiography 'An Energetic Life'. Sir Colin has been a key figure in many of New Zealand's energy-related industries and bodies and is joined today by two other energy experts - David Natusch and Ray Meyer - to discuss with Chris Laidlaw the development of this country's energy resources and where to from here.
Produced by Christine Cessford
10:30 Hidden Treasures
Each week Trevor Reekie takes you on a trip that seeks out musical gems from niche markets around the globe, the latest re-releases and interesting sounds from the shallow end of the bit stream. This week Trevor explores new music from Mexican singer Lila Downs, celebrates the windy city's Windy City Strugglers 40th anniversary and flies high with Wynonie Harris.
Produced by Trevor Reekie
10:45 Feedback.
What the listeners have to say.
11:05 Ideas: Take Me to Your Leader
This week we examine leadership and ask - who are the leaders and why, and does that make the rest of us followers? (Part I of II)
Presented by Chris Laidlaw
Produced by Justin Gregory