Sunday Morning Podcast Options

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 the Bank of Real Solutions, a web-based initiative that aims to share the stories of grassroots projects in the hope that they will inspire similar initiatives to spring up. Audio

10:05 AM.Historian David Filer rates the conflict on Crete as the 'Gallipoli of the Second World War'. Audio

9:40 AM.American trade specialist rings the warning bells about a free trade agreement with the US. Audio

9:05 AM.The prospect of a royal wedding moves the media, angst over the Search and Surveillance Bill, is the internet too Wild West and would a sheriff be a good thing? Audio

8:40 AM.His TV talk show lasted four decades and in his new book he reveals the highlights of his career. Audio

8:12 AM.Sue Ingram assesses the value of attracting big budget movies to New Zealand. Audio

11:06 AM.Last week it was reported that nearly a quarter of the residents in a study of 15 of Wanganui's 17 rest homes were suffering from malnourishment. It's the latest in a series of disturbing headlines… Read more Audio

10:30 AM.Dougal Stevenson talks about travelling Britain with a magician. Audio

10:10 AM.You will have seen him on TV promoting honesty and openness about depression based on his personal journey through the torture of it. From a macho, test-hardened All Black living for rugby alone, he's… Read more Audio

9:41 AM.One of the most longstanding conflicts in the world is the war that has been fought, on and off, between national liberationists and the ruling authorities in the Phillipines. Luis Jalandoni has been… Read more Audio

9:05 AM.Parents hit back at columnists and critics; broadcasting policy up in the air; blending adverts and journalism. Audio

8:43 AM.The concept of international aid is one of the great symbols of humanitarianism, but it has always been controversial. Stuart Carr, professor of psychology at Massey University, is the co-author of a… Read more Audio

8:12 AM.Naomi Mitchell explores why only one in ten listed company directors are women Audio

8:12 AM.Naomi Mitchell explores why only one in ten listed company directors are women Audio

8:12 AM.Naomi Mitchell explores why only one in ten listed company directors are women Audio

12:00 PM.The online-only edition of Mediawatch, taking in queries and comments from listeners and updating recent stories from Mediawatch. This month - channeling JRR Tolkien; the ethics of secret recording… Read more Audio

The online-only edition of Mediawatch, taking in queries and comments from listeners and updating recent stories from Mediawatch. This month - channeling JRR Tolkien; the ethics of secret recording…

11:06 AM.The Gus Fisher Gallery in Auckland and Wellington's Adam Art Gallery are both currently hosting exhibitions celebrating architectural modernism. What is it about modernism that continues to fascinate… Read more Audio

10:06 AM.For more than 40 years, TP McLean was regarded as New Zealand's foremost sports writer. What is less well-known is that McLean was also a soldier, a policeman, and spy. He kept many secrets that were… Read more Audio

9:40 AM.In our monthly language slot Associate Professor Paul Warren, Head of the School of Linguistics at Victoria University, explores the relationship between language and thought, and language and… Read more Audio

9:06 AM.Mediawatch investigates why Samoa's government is angry with TV3, and has called in lawyers to pursue its grievances against the broadcaster. We also look at who is behind a new weekly paper that's… Read more Audio

8:40 AM.Dr Jon Johansson from Victoria University, examines the result of the US mid-term elections. He discusses why the result panned out the way it did, the overall composition of the Congress, and the… Read more Audio

8:12 AM.Richard Pamatatau explores the issue of obesity among New Zealand's Pacific population Audio

11:05 AM.In Ideas this week we explore the history of the church known as the Salvation Army. Read more Audio