Sunday Morning Podcast Options

11:44 AM.Sonya Cotter is at the Auckland Home Show this weekend and tells Wallace that green is pretty hot right now. Audio

11:28 AM.Jemaine Clement's new movie People, Places, Things is showing now at cinemas around New Zealand. Read more Audio

11:06 AM.Joan Baez is more than just a singer of folk songs. She talks to Wallace about her life, her work, her music and her friendships with some of history's greatest people. Joan Baez is touring New… Read more Audio

10:43 AM.Verbatim Theatre interviews people about their experience, then actors plug in little headsets and act out these interviews. Dunedin's Talking House Collective used the strategy in Hush: a play about… Read more Audio

10:06 AM.Elizabeth Roberts underwent the first sex change operation in New Zealand in 1969. In her book First Lady – written by journalist Alison Mau – Liz describes her transition from Garry to Elizabeth… Read more Audio

9:43 AM.Etienne Clément is UNESCO's man in Apia. In the 1990s he was instrumental in having Angkor Wat in Cambodia declared a World Heritage site. Now he's calling on Pacific nations to put a halt to the… Read more Audio

9:30 AM.All Blacks overexposure; everyone rates Richie - almost; claims of a dignity deficit in online news; not wrong for long. Audio

8:38 AM.International advocate against the sexual exploitation of women and children, Melinda Tankard Reist discusses the pervasive influence of sexualised imagery in popular culture. Read more Audio

8:12 AM.Catherine Hutton has the inside story on the sudden demise of Relationships Aotearoa. Read more Audio

7:30 AM.Government faces questions on its response to the Syrian refugee crisis, which is also the subject of a briefing to the Foreign Affairs, Defence & Trade Committee; Reserve Bank Governor Graeme Wheeler… Read more Audio

7:25 AM.There are fears that the lack of water could result in major food shortages around the Pacific - including in Vanuatu. Audio

7:17 AM.Chris Trotter gives us his point of view on what the New Zealand Labour Party can learn from the UK campaign. Audio

7:10 AM.Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn has been elected Leader of the British Labour Party. We discuss the results of this surprising, divisive and sometimes vitriolic leadership contest with UK commentator… Read more Audio

7:45 PM.With Parliament adjourned and no select committee meetings held during the week, we take a closer look at the practices and procedures around Question Time. Audio

11:43 AM.Author and cancer survivor Karen McMillan joins Wallace to talk about her new book: Unbreakable Spirit - facing the challenge of cancer in New Zealand. Audio

11:25 AM.Senator Bernie Sanders was until recently probably best known for being one of the few self-described socialists to be voted into public office in the United States: first as the mayor of Burlington… Read more Audio

11:10 AM.The popularity of UK Labour leadership contender Jeremy Corbyn has taken many by surprise - especially his colleagues at Westminster who admit they have barely spoken to him during his decades as an… Read more Audio

10:40 AM.Playwright David Greig was born in Scotland but grew up in Nigeria. His award winning play The Events - opened at Auckland's Silo Theatre this week. The play features a different Auckland choir each… Read more Audio

10:20 AM.Bestselling UK author of six novels including Tipping the Velvet, Fingersmith and The Night Watch, which have also been made into TV series. Audio

10:10 AM.Oral historian Alison Parr has given voice to the people of Christchurch five years on from the devastating earthquake that shattered their city in her recently released 'Remembering Christchurch… Read more Audio

9:50 AM.New Zealand researcher Dr Radha O'Meara has been researching the impact cats have on us and why we like to film them. The answer is surprising. Audio

9:37 AM.It might seem like a frivolous subject, but cats play a big role in shaping our culture, society and language. Jason Eppink is Assistant Curator of Digital Media at the Museum of the Moving Image… Read more Video, Audio, Gallery

9:10 AM.Upsetting images of the dead; flipping the focus on a local tragedy; staying onside with the All Blacks, and; will we get the information we need fifteen years from now? Audio

8:40 AM.Tom Ellison wrote the first book on rugby, captained the All Blacks in 1893, was, if not the first, one of the first Maori lawyers, and was responsible for putting the silver fern on the All Black… Read more Audio

8:12 AM.Eric Fryberg explores what future lies ahead for fossil fuels. Read more Audio