Sunday Morning Podcast Options

8:40 AM.Vicky Duncan talks about the history of Otiwhiti Station in the rugged Rangitikei hill-country that's been home to the pioneering farming family, the Duncans, since the 1880s. Audio

8:12 AM.Political Editor, Brent Edwards looks at how bad poverty in NZ really is. Audio

11:55 AM.What you, the listeners, say on the ideas and issues that have appeared in the programme. Audio

11:05 AM.This weekend has seen more than 150 artists taking part in the country's first disability arts festival in Auckland. Chris talks to a couple of the organisers and Welsh actor Chris Tally Evans. Audio

10:06 AM.Former Royal Navy Commander who has written a book about his pursuit of the truth of the violent murder of his aunt. Audio

9:40 AM.Talks about important dates in our history and what they mean for the future. Audio

9:05 AM.Was the wall-to-wall RWC coverage over the top? And will it change the way sport is covered in future?; some of the mistakes made in the media during the rugby; the election campaign kick-off; do they… Read more Audio

8:12 AM.Insight hosts a public debate on MMP, moderated by Philippa Tolley and Julian Robins. Guests include the former National Prime Minister, Jim Bolger, the former Labour Deputy Prime Minister, Michael… Read more Audio

11:58 AM.What you, the listeners, say on the ideas and issues that appeared in the programme. Audio

11:05 AM.From the Arab Spring to fall on Wall St, 2011 is shaping up to be a very distinctive international year of protest. Chris talked writer Mark Kurlansky about whether history is repeating itself, and… Read more Audio

10:45 AM.Dougal's been down to the Octagon to talk to the 'Occupy Dunedin' protestors. Audio

10:05 AM.As the All Blacks prepare to face down the French, Spiro Zavos, journalist and author of several books on rugby including How to Watch the Rugby World Cup 2011, and Herald on Sunday sports editor Paul… Read more Audio

9:40 AM.Botswana was one of the poorest countries in Africa when it gained independence from Britain in 1966. It has since transformed itself, becoming one of the fastest-growing economies in the world… Read more Audio

9:05 AM.The media mauling of Wallaby Quade Cooper; what visiting journalists made of our media during the RWC - and the picture of NZ painted overseas; how tabloids turned a morbid murder mystery into a… Read more Audio

8:40 AM.Pioneering Maori broadcaster Hemana Waaka heads Maori TV's Te Reo World Cup commentary team. He talks to Chris about his career in broadcasting, writing the Maori sports dictionary, and how he is… Read more Audio

8:12 AM.Nick Butcher asks if the deep sea fishing industry needs to head in a new direction. Audio

11:55 AM.What you, the listeners, say on the ideas and issues that have appeared in the programme. Audio

11:05 AM.This week looks at overseas aid. Audio

10:05 AM.Australian eco-activist on the need to act on the obvious when it comes to transforming the world economy. Audio

9:40 AM.Community Activist with a rather different take on the rainbow nation nearly a decade after apartheid. Audio

9:05 AM.The response to disaster in the Bay of Plenty; online anguish over dropped Bomber and how Australia has less rugby, but more satire on screen. Audio

8:40 AM.American academic analyses the Tea Party phenomenon. Audio

8:12 AM.RNZ International's Johnny Blades travels to PNG to find out who is benefitting from that nation's resource development boom Audio

11:06 AM.Sir Brian Lochore, the only All Black coach to have successfully guided the team to victory at a Rugby World Cup, talks to Chris Laidlaw about his formative experiences, farming, some of those who… Read more Audio

10:08 AM.Sports psychologist Gary Hermansson tells Chris Laidlaw that success on the field is all in the mind - and describes why some sportspeople choke under pressure. Gary has been team psychologist for NZ… Read more Audio