Sunday Morning Podcast Options

9:40 AM.Wayne looks at the great popularity of the Pope with progressives inside and outside the Church. Audio

9:05 AM.The media frenzy around David Cunliffe; the fight for hearts and minds over funding a tilt at the Americas Cup; a magazine poll on trust falls flat and a British invader in Australia's media market. Audio

8:52 AM.Christchurch artist Julia Holden has been working on an art project called 'Wish you were here'. Read more Audio

8:38 AM.New research shows many Cantabrians are still struggling to cope with the after effects of the earthquakes. Audio

8:12 AM.Philippa Tolley revisits Christchurch to see how people are coping more than 3 years on Audio

7:53 AM.David Luddy is a sports commentator who was chairman of the British Lawn Tennis Writers' and is on the Wimbledon media sub committee. Audio

7:37 AM.Lesley Riddoch is a broadcaster and journalist who writes for the Scotsman and Guardian, she often comments on Scottish Independence and wants them to vote Yes. Audio

7:32 AM.A major political storm has engulfed the office of the Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea this week in relation to a corruption case he is implicated in. Audio

7:19 AM.Dr Rochelle Constantine, a Senior Lecturer, at the Institute of Marine Science, University of Auckland is part of the research which places the Maui's dolphin at dire levels. Audio

7:17 AM.The West Coast, North Island, Marine Mammal Sanctuary is home to the Maui's dolphin, the Government has come under fire for including more than 3-thousand square kilometres of that sanctuary in the… Read more Audio

7:10 AM.Prime Minister John Key has had back to back meetings on his US trip with dignitaries, including a meeting with President Barack Obama at the White House. Audio

11:43 AM.Auckland gallery owner Warwick Henderson has written a book called Behind the Canvas - the Insiders Guide to the New Zealand Art Market. Read more Audio

11:27 AM.The combined tools of Skype, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram - you are never more than a click away from home anymore. Audio

11:06 AM.Jason has written a book about getting healthy, losing weight, and preventing disease with what he calls Regular Intelligent Fasting - The book is Eat Less Live Long. Audio

10:30 AM.Professor David Robie is the Director of the Pacific Media Centre at the Auckland University of Technology. Read more Audio

10:06 AM.Tuma Hazou spent most of his working life covering the conflict as a journalist with, among others, the BBC and the ABC, but his interest in the Israel Palestine conflict is also personal. Audio

9:40 AM.In Counterpoint this week, Wayne looks at incarceration US style. Audio

9:05 AM.Media reaction to the downfall of John Banks; public funding for a satirical political party; World Cup scandals create an epic PR disaster; verdicts on Maori TV's mis-spending scoop and how the PM's… Read more Audio

8:50 AM.It's been a good week for New Zealand sport with the All Blacks beating England and wining the Hilliary Shield. Audio

8:46 AM.The Akaroa Marine Reserve was finally opened last Sunday after a near 20-year battle between local conservationists, Ngai Tahu and recreational fishers. Audio

8:38 AM.New Zealand is attending the RIMPAC exercise hosted by the United States Navy. Audio

8:15 AM.Kate Newton asks Lieutenant General Keating about the challenges ahead for the Defence Force Audio

8:12 AM.Kate Newton explores whether NZ will need the same sort of Defence Force in the future. Audio

7:51 AM.The New Zealand Wine industry says 2014 is set to become a high quality vintage which will boost the billion-dollar industry. Audio

7:41 AM.Jacob McSweeny, former Radio New Zealand journalist reports from the Brazilian city of Cuiaba on the FIFA World Cup. Audio