Sunday Morning Podcast Options

7:31 AM.Former broadcaster and Tauranga business owner, Scott Campbell tells us why allowing the polarising voice of Don Brash to be heard at Waitangi was a good thing. Read more Audio

7:27 AM.Broadcaster Brodie Kane completed the mountain run component of the Coast to Coast. She explains what motivates athletes to take part in grueling events. Read more Audio

7:23 AM.Kathmandu Coast to Coast Race has a new director, Glen Currie. He talks about taking over the running of the iconic event, this year field and what he'd like to see for the future of the race. Read more Audio, Gallery

7:18 AM.The 11th Tarawera Ultramarathon is on this weekend. There have been runners and walkers taking part in distances up to 160ks. Read more Audio

7:11 AM.Political commentator Richard Harman discusses what's in store at the opening of Parliament this week. What will actually be delivered in the Prime Minister's "year of delivery"? Read more Audio

11:35 AM.Wash Westmoreland's latest movie Colette has been 17 years in the making. He talks about women’s rights pioneer Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette, the fight to empower herself and gain autonomy over her work.

11:06 AM.The author of the Rosie series Graeme Simsion talks about his mid-life career change which led to him becoming a best-selling writer. Read more Audio

10:45 AM.Student flats in Dunedin have a number of colourful and creative names, some of which are unfit to print. Sarah Gallagher has catalogued 18 years of research into these flats’ rich histories and… Read more Audio, Gallery

10:06 AM.The globotics upheaval – a combination of globalisation and robotics – is coming, and it's taking jobs with it. Dr Richard Baldwin has written a book looking at the future of work and warns of a… Read more Audio

9:37 AM.Feeling a bit lost at work? Jim talks to Karen Becker of the Queensland University of Technology about ambiguity in the workplace. Read more Audio

9:35 AM.Commentators from all over New Zealand get the chance to have a say on what's been bothering them throughout the week. Dunedin journalist and broadcaster Ian Telfer has a plan for supermarket… Read more Audio

9:06 AM.Political party possibility hooks the media; money for media mockery; geeks' gathering goes under the radar; hyping the heatwave. Audio

8:38 AM.Scotland's Orkney Islands generate more electricity than they need via a host of wind turbines. Looking at the future of energy with Laura Watts the author of Energy at the End of the World: An Orkney… Read more Audio

8:12 AM.Insight - Eric Frykberg explores whether the regions can still thrive without irrigation certainty Read more Audio

7:45 AM.Each week Sunday Morning gets in touch New Zealanders living abroad. Today Chris Adams speaks to Jim Mora about what's happening in his neck of the woods in Colorado. Read more Audio

7:30 AM.Commentators from all over New Zealand get the chance to have a say on what's been bothering them. Mai Chen gives her thoughts on cultural and linguistic diversity in courts. Read more Audio

7:23 AM.Denmark is building a wall along the Danish-German border to stop wild boars from getting in and spreading African swine fever. Journalist Tom Carstensen explains what's happening at the border. Read more Audio

7:18 AM.Early bird or night owl? Professor Timothy Grayling of the University of Exeter Medical School explains the health implications of our sleep patterns. Read more Audio

7:11 AM.Throughout the week tax has been hitting the headlines with National saying their new plan would give the average worker an extra $430 a year. Economist Bernard Hickey looks at the numbers. Read more Audio

11:50 AM.January 27 is both the date of Jim Mora's first Sunday morning show on Radio New Zealand and, even more importantly, National Chocolate Cake Day. Laurel Watson has spent more than a decade as a… Read more Audio

11:30 AM.Feeling stuck in a rut? Learning to embrace uncertainty could be a way forward, says psychotherapist and author Mel Schwartz. Many of us would like to be able to predict the future, but because the… Read more Video, Audio

11:05 AM.Ollie and Harry Ferguson are adventurers. The Scottish brothers have sent Lego men into space, forged their own bushcraft knives, mummified a fish, and slept out in the wild. Most famously they've… Read more Audio, Gallery

10:45 AM.American-Canadian singer-songwriter Rufus Wainwright speaks to Jim Mora ahead of his upcoming dates at the Auckland Town Hall and the Wellington Opera House in March. Read more Audio

10:10 AM.It's easy to look at the news and feel like civilization is collapsing. Peter Turchin's job is to subject that feeling to the rigors of science. Turchin, a professor of ecology and mathematics at the… Read more Audio