Sunday Morning Podcast Options

10:06 AM.Australian feminist Clementine Ford is well known for her tough reputation on social media, fighting the good fight for women everywhere. She talks to Wallace about why feminism is still important… Read more Audio

9:06 AM.Shaken into action - how media responded to the quake; a local voice Kaikoura missed; barking at the supermoon. Audio

8:45 AM.A study out recently in the British Medical Journal suggest that the growth in the use of e-cigarettes in England has been associated with a higher rate of successful attempts to quit smoking. Peter… Read more Audio

8:12 AM.Phil Pennington and Tim Graham share the stories and events from the first days of the 7.8 earthquake that ripped the land apart, caused massive slips, cut off Kaikoura and towns nearby and severely… Read more Video, Audio, Gallery

7:50 AM.Green MP Barry Coates was a winner at this year's Sustainable Business Awards. He tells Wallace Chapman that sustainability is dramatically changing the nature of the New Zealand business sector, but… Read more Audio

7:23 AM.Ngai Tahu once again came to the rescue this week providing literally thousands of meals to people in need after the 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck. Robyn Wallace, the chief executive of He Oranga… Read more Audio

7:16 AM.Does it make economic sense to move government out of Wellington? Professor Ilan Noy, chair in economic disasters at Victoria University, tells Wallace why he thinks it's a bad idea and discusses the… Read more Audio

7:08 AM.Following this week's earthquake, Wallace talks to NZ First leader, Winston Peters, about how well the capital has withstood this shake and whether or not it's a sensible idea to have our government… Read more Audio

11:30 AM.Allan Scott is a name synonymous with wine and the story of the Marlborough trailblazer is a quintessentially New Zealand one. Read more Audio, Gallery

10:37 AM.Stuart Shepherd is the curator of this month's NZ Outsider Art Fair. He joins Wallace Chapman to talk about an extraordinary New Zealand artist being exhibited in New York and his definition of… Read more Audio, Gallery

10:06 AM.As guitarist in The Smiths, Johnny Marr was in one of the biggest bands of the early 1980s in his early 20s, Since then he has forged a formidable musical career. Read more Video, Audio

9:40 AM.Chris Hartshorn has a PhD in chemistry but was side-tracked from a career in science and now describes himself as an "innovation executive." After more than two decades living in the USA, where he… Read more Audio

8:40 AM.Adriana Ugarte stars in renowned Spanish film director Pedro Almodovar's latest film: Julieta. The critically acclaimed film is based on three short stories written by Alice Munro about a woman… Read more Audio

8:12 AM.Teresa Cowie heads inside two of New Zealand's prisons to find out more about rehabilitation programmes and whether they are working. Read more Video, Audio

7:47 AM.AMP Capital's Head of Investment Strategy Greg Fleming on how the markets are responding to news of a Trump presidency and what's likely to happen from here on in. Audio

7:22 AM.Ricardo Menendez is from Mexico but now calls Auckland home. He's fearful about what the future might hold for the rest of his family living in Tijuana now that Trump is in charge of the US. Audio

7:08 AM.University of Texas professor of journalism Robert Jensen on how and why the media missed the mark so widely with its predictions in the US election. Read more Audio

11:30 AM.How do you hold on to an identity when it is constantly under attack? Read more Audio