Sunday Morning Podcast Options

11:08 AM.In the world of Australian pub rock, Michael Browning is king. He was running Melbourne's Hard Rock Cafe when he first encountered a struggling AC/DC in 1974, and when he and the band parted ways five… Read more Audio

11:06 AM.Wallace gets some tidbits from local historian Gregor Campbell. Audio

10:20 AM.Renee Lyons talks to Walllace about her one-woman show based on the story of Dunedin man Nick Chisholm who, at the age of 27, had a rugby accident, suffered a stroke and was left with a medical… Read more Audio

10:07 AM.Sisters in Arms tells the stories of Sofija Jovanovic, who posed as a man to join the Serbian army and fight in the First World War, and Dr Jessie Scott, among New Zealand's first women surgeons, who… Read more Audio

9:44 AM.Wayne looks at Dunedin's Calvinist past and the lampooning it received from one of the country's best known poets. Wallace follows up with the decidedly un-Calvinistic theologian, Sir Lloyd Geering. Read more Audio

9:08 AM.Auckland's electricity outage sparks strange responses; journalists and authors striving to keep their sources secret; new Australian anti-terror law worries the media; no such thing as a free lunch?

8:56 AM.Arts Festival Dunedin Director Nicholas McBryde gives Wallace Chapman the rundown of what's on. Audio

8:40 AM.Kevin Clements is the chair of the Archibald Baxter Memorial Trust, which was formed to remember New Zealand's best-known conscientious objector. The trust has plans to honour Archibald Baxter and… Read more Audio

8:12 AM.Ian Telfer explores what is happening with dairy workers and migrant employees. Read more Audio

7:56 AM.Dunedin is hoping to join Edinburgh as a UNESCO city of literature. An honour bestowed to date on just six cities worldwide. Audio

7:48 AM.The war is Syria has come to Turkey's doorstep in the city of Kobani. The city of 44,000 is in the Aleppo Governorate in northern Syria and has been under onslaught by the ISIL group since mid… Read more Audio

7:41 AM.New Zealand does something that very few other countries are allowed to do. It's called Direct to Consumer Advertising of prescription medication. It is a controversial exercise that is banned in all… Read more Audio

7:35 AM.The huge copper mine in Papua New Guinea's Bougainville, the Panguna Mine, still casts a huge shadow over the province, 25 years after being shut down. The mine was at the centre of the violence that… Read more Audio

7:12 AM.Michael Woodhouse, National list MP, and Minister of Immigration, Minister of Police, and Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety; and David Clark, MP for Dunedin North and Labour's spokesperson… Read more Audio

11:35 AM.Peter Williams QC is a well-known name and face to New Zealanders. One of our greatest barristers, Peter Williams has defended some of New Zealand's most infamous criminal cases, including: Terry… Read more Audio

11:06 AM.Michael Katakis has been photographing and writing about different cultures for the past 35 years. His work has been celebrated by the Royal Geographical Society, The Smithsonian Institute and the… Read more Audio

10:23 AM.One of the world's most well-known atheists, Sam Harris is the author of the bestselling books The End of Faith and The Moral Landscape. Dr Harris is cofounder and CEO of Project Reason, a nonprofit… Read more Audio

10:08 AM.Brooklyn-based Maureen Callahan has worked as a writer for the New York Post as well as being a contributor for Vanity Fair - where she wrote about the extraordinary relationship between the late… Read more Audio

9:38 AM.Wayne looks at the Occupy demonstrations in Hong Kong, the West's comparatively tepid response and other little-reported grievances behind the demand for democracy. Wallace follows up with Sophie… Read more Audio

9:07 AM.Turning Labour's leadership crisis into a drama; trust ownership for the media - and the launch of NZME; the 'Planet Key' problem - and new legal backup for satire and parody in the UK. Audio

8:40 AM.Rising sea levels, drought, floods, loss of crops, pollution and land and homes swept into the sea - life in the Pacific region is tough for many. A new report focussing on how these challenges are… Read more Audio

8:12 AM.Andrew McRae explores the horse racing industry and what it needs to survive Read more Video, Audio

7:44 AM.Brazilians are heading to the polls this weekend. Incumbent President Dilma Rousseff may well end up getting a second term, but Socialist Party candidate Marina Silva, is in a statistical tie with Ms… Read more Audio

7:42 AM.Eighty-five-thousand Auckland homes are without power because of a fire at a Transpower substation. Audio