Sunday Morning Podcast Options

7:32 AM.No guaranteed future funding for a court changing the lives of some of Auckland's most vulnerable citizens. Audio

7:15 AM.The gap between rich and poor in New Zealand. What are the political parties planning to do to address inequality in the run up to the election? Audio

7:10 AM.The New Zealander leading an expedition on Mt Everest has spoken of the devastation and heartbreak at losing three of his own local guides. Audio

11:40 AM.Former drama teacher and casting director Rosie Belton (right) has a motto she lives by: "When all else fails - cook!" Her new book Wild Blackberries explores her life through food. It's about how… Read more Audio

11:22 AM.Professor Helen Berry, associate dean at the faculty of health at the University of Canberra, is one of three Australian academics who contributed to the health chapter of the recent IPCC report. She… Read more Audio

11:10 AM.A royal tour is about as big as it gets in the world of women's magazines. For months New Zealand Woman's Weekly editor Fiona Fraser has had this tour marked on her calendar - not just because she… Read more Audio

11:00 AM.Prince William, Kate and wee George are touring. What a great platform for electioneering politicians to display their 'nice guy' side. Audio

10:41 AM.Mental as Anything's and Dog Trumpet's Reg Mombassa (aka Chris O'Doherty) is holed up on Waiheke this week playing his 2nd gig in NZ in 20 years, and showcasing his art. He's taking part in the 2014… Read more Audio

10:07 AM.Almost a year since more than 1100 people were killed in the Rana Plaza clothes factory collapse, one of our top designers Francis Hooper explores where Kiwi designed clothes are made, and Pulitzer… Read more Audio

9:41 AM.With whistleblowers Julian Assange and Edward Snowden back in the news in recent days, Wayne takes a fresh look at their revelations of state surveillance, and describes the little-known private… Read more Audio

9:06 AM.Reporting the royal tour; TV channels putting programmes online instead of on the air; popping in on politicians in search of their human side; mixed messages on judging by appearances. Audio

8:40 AM.The Telegraph's South African correspondent Aislinn Laing and South African Institute for Security Studies researcher Dr Johan Burger on what the Oscar Pistorius murder trial reveals about fear of… Read more Audio

8:12 AM.Demelza Leslie explores if bold trade targets with China are achievable. Audio

7:50 AM.Former Warriors coach Frank Endacott and blogger for Radio New Zealand's online service The Wireless. Jamie Wall. Audio

7:41 AM.Lead author for the Transport chapter of the latest UN IPCC Report on Mitigating of Climate Change Massey University's Professor Ralph Sims. Audio

7:36 AM.Political reporter Craig McCulloch is in Rotorua for the Mana Party AGM. Audio

7:30 AM.Honiara based Journalist Koroi Hawkins with an update on the effects of the devastating floods in the Solomon Islands. Audio

7:10 AM.Should New Zealand continue to retain a foreign monarch as its Head of State? Audio

6:00 PM.The online-only companion to Mediawatch devoted to your queries and comments. This month: political bloggers spoon-feeding the news media; misreporting of political polls; Kim Dotcom's Mein Kampf… Read more Audio

11:54 AM.Flautist Miho Wada was spotted by Nigel Kennedy in the legendary Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club in London. The Japanese-born, Christchurch-raised musician is touring the country with her jazz orchestra. We… Read more Audio

11:25 AM.Johnson Witehira is an artist and designer of Tamahaki, Nga Puhi, Ngati Haua and New Zealand European descent. He spent six years studying the use of Maori imagery and patterns for his PHD at Massey… Read more Audio

11:12 AM.Tim Wilson was TVNZ's US correspondent for 10 years. He's now living in Auckland and his second novel, News Pigs, has just been published. It's a satire of the media world and Tim talks to Wallace… Read more Audio

11:00 AM.With Labour still struggling to gain much traction in the polls the shape of potential coalition groupings are coming into the spotlight. Audio

10:46 AM.Jeremy Hansen is the editor of Home magazine and one of the judges for the prestigious Home of the Year award. We speak to him about this year's winning entry - two cabins perched on the Kaipara… Read more Audio

10:25 AM.Monica Dux has written about the tough physical and emotional aspects of pregnancy and childbirth, the embarrassing stuff we prefer to gloss over. She argues that women struggle to live up to… Read more Audio