Sunday Morning Podcast Options

11:10 AM.British choreographer Liam Scarlett has been called the 'great white hope' of British ballet and is the Royal Ballet's first Artist in Residence. In what's been described as a major coup for the Royal… Read more Audio

10:35 AM.Canadian Ronnie Burkett is a star of the puppetry world - he's been working with marionettes since the tender age of seven. He's about to bring his critically acclaimed show The Daisy Theatre to New… Read more Audio

10:10 AM.Harko Brown is organising the New Zealand team for the World Indigenous Games to be held in Brazil at the end of October. It's no ordinary sports competition - team members will be performing kapa… Read more Video, Audio

9:40 AM.Radio NZ sports reporter Bridget Tunnicliffe from Sydney on the morning of the final of the Netball World Cup 2015. Audio

9:40 AM.'Exxopolis' is a network of winding tubes and soaring domes spanning more than a hundred square meters in size - it's an installation that will be touring various New Zealand locations. The exhibition… Read more Audio, Gallery

9:06 AM.The new TV3 news show picking up where Campbell Live left off; Sky cops flak for Sky Go no-go and Daily Show no-show, and; too many pale males hogging prime airtime? Audio

8:40 AM.Dr Peter Campbell is Head of Cancer Genetics and Genomics at the Sanger Institute, a research body focused on understanding the role of genetics in health and disease. Audio

8:12 AM.Philippa Tolley travels to Queensland to find out how housing providers interested in NZ operate at home Read more Video, Audio

7:50 AM.Dr Peter Dearden and his proposal to sequence 100 so-called Taonga Genomes - the genetic blueprints of New Zealand's most treasured native species. Audio

7:45 AM.Flag Referendums Bill clears final hurdle; Estimates Bill also progresses; Debate and questions on the decision to place Solid Energy into voluntary administration; David Seymour's Sale and Supply of… Read more Audio

7:25 AM.Radio NZ rugby reporter Barry Guy on Saturday night's trans-Tasman test. Audio

7:12 AM.The exiled West Papuan dissident, Octovanius Mote, represents resistance groups in his Indonesia-ruled homeland and he's calling for New Zealand to support the Melanesian state in next month's Pacific… Read more Audio

11:45 AM.Gillian Armstrong is one of Australia's finest film directors. Her work includes My Brilliant Career, Little Women and Oscar and Lucinda. She speaks to Wallace about her latest offering - a… Read more Audio

11:10 AM.Jevan Goulter and Susan Guthrie have spent the last eight months talking to dozens of prominent New Zealanders about the Treaty of Waitangi and race relations in Aotearoa. This week they launched Talk… Read more Audio

10:30 AM.You don't have to be a rugby fan to appreciate the immense talents of Australia's Michael Lynagh. Seventy-two test caps and 911 points scored - he retired from international rugby in 1995 with a… Read more Audio

10:10 AM.Ahead of the release of the movie Everest, which details the ill-fated expedition led by Rob Hall in 1996, Wallace talks to New Zealand producer Tim Bevan about how he brought the story to the big… Read more Video, Audio

9:50 AM.Manu Caddie and his family in Ruatoria have come up with an idea to help others learn te reo. They are offering one-on-one tutorials via skype. Manu Caddie talks about how Confident Korero has taken… Read more Audio

9:45 AM.Radio NZ sports reporter Bridget Tunnicliffe reports from Sydney where the Silver Ferns are aiming to bring home the Netball World Cup. Audio

9:10 AM.Mediawatch asks John Campbell what he brings to RNZ; helping hands skew news from overseas; public pays for diplomatic TV dinners. Audio

8:40 AM.The founder of the Ngaio Marsh Award for Best Crime Novel, Craig Sisterson, reflects on this year's crop of finalists and the state of Kiwi crime writing. Craig regularly reviews crime novels and… Read more Audio

8:12 AM.Alex Ashton considers if same-sex marriage has changed what it is to be gay, lesbian, bisexual or trans in NZ Read more Audio

7:50 AM.New Zealand's Aoraki Mackenzie International Dark Sky Reserve is the southern hemisphere's first dark sky reserve, and the world's biggest. Steve Butler is from the Royal Astronomical Society of NZ… Read more Audio

7:47 AM.Mark Reason - sports columnist for Fairfax New Zealand - on the Wallabies taking the Rugby Championship. Audio

7:30 AM.Parliament in a one-week adjournment, with no Select Committee meetings held - so we look at an allegation from New Zealand First that the Speaker told Winston Peters to "Shut up". We also interview… Read more Audio