Sunday Morning Podcast Options

9:40 AM.Insurance broker and risk advisor Steve Walsh talks about the World Economic Forum's Global Risks Report 2011, how the world is increasingly unable to deal with risks such as food supply and financial… Read more Audio

9:08 AM.The groin strain that gutted a nation; Parliament punishes the Herald; and the fallout from the PM playing DJ. Audio

8:45 AM.Oxfam NZ's executive director Barry Coates has been visiting the Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya. Dadaab is the largest refugee camp in the world, with a population of 450,000 people, mostly from nearby… Read more Audio

8:13 AM.Philippa Tolley asks if the use of urgency is effecting public input into the law-making process. Audio

4:00 PM.The Mediawatch team runs through the best of listeners' queries and comments, and updates recent stories and issues on Mediawatch. This month: A right royal celebrity frenzy; tabloid tendencies on the… Read more Audio

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

11:05 AM.We explore an idea of philosophy by which people live their lives.This week we look at Hinduism. Audio

10:40 AM.Brings us his notes from the South. Audio

10:05 AM.Biographer of Sir Andrew Russell, something of an unsung hero of World War One. Audio

9:40 AM.Puts the boot on the other foot and asks Chris some tough questions about the language of footy. Audio

9:05 AM.The PM as DJ; the focus on political personalities over policies; the ownership of NZ media and mocking McCaw on the day of a milestone. Audio

8:40 AM.Australian historian sets out to paint the true picture of Captain Bligh. Audio

8:10 AM.Tim Graham visits two prisons to see how the inmates are coping 3 months after smoking was banned. Audio

11:05 AM.The Horn of Africa is in the midst of the worst food crisis of the 21st century with twelve million people in dire need of food. Audio

10:06 AM.David Gerrard talks to Chris about drugs and sport and anti-doping strategies. Audio

9:40 AM.A former New Zealand ambassador to the UN, Terence O Brien, on the possible dilemma New Zealand faces if the Palestinian bid for statehood goes to the United Nations General Assembly. Audio

9:06 AM.Two rugby stars squirm under the spotlight - while two others enjoy the exposure; a kiwi at the cutting edge of celebrity journalism - and a broadcaster from abroad who's shunned the showbiz life. Audio

8:40 AM.Israeli born Inbal Megiddo has been playing the cello since she was two. She has played all around the world and is now the cello lecturer at the New Zealand School of Music. Audio

8:12 AM.After being at this year's Pacific Islands Forum summit, Megan Whelan considers if the regional organisation is still relevant. Audio

11:06 AM.When it comes to recycling is New Zealand ahead of the pack? Audio

10:37 AM.Notes from the south. Audio

10:07 AM.Clarence Darrow biorapher John Farrell. Audio

9:40 AM.How natural is invasion biology today? Audio

9:07 AM."Coverage of the chaos on RWC opening night, Sir Paul Callaghan speaks on the media, the search for the 'Minister of Bad Manners', Cold War cliches nfor Russia vs US". Audio

8:30 AM.Assistant Professor David Admire was in New Zealand recently for ADD-ADHD Awareness week. Audio