Sunday Morning Podcast Options

10:12 AM.Is journalism in peril? Well maybe in the US. Robert McChesney, founder of American lobby group Free Press talks to RNZ's Jeremy Rose, then Julie Starr and Jim Tucker join Chris to talk about the… Read more Audio

10:12 AM.The New York Times foreign correspondent and author of 'The Forever War', talks about covering war in Afghanistan and Iraq. Audio

10:12 AM.From Fale to Wharenui, the evolution and importance of Maori architecture in both an historic and contemporary context. Audio

10:12 AM.Ideas this week takes a look at the concept of cycle friendly cities. Audio

10:12 AM.Last week saw a record number of the capital's citizens seeking a bed at the city's Night Shelter. Jeremy Rose spoke to Willie Matangi, a homeless man who first hit the streets 30 years ago and Darren… Read more Audio

10:12 AM.This week, Ideas looks at crime, punishment and rehabilitation. Audio

10:11 AM.Tells us her very personal story of loss and how the small black cat helped heal her family. Audio

10:11 AM.Sheds some new light on captain Robert Falcon Scott's doomed expedition to the South Pole. Audio

11:05 AM.This week Ideas looks at Youth Justice. Audio

10:05 AM.Former hostage in Beirut talks about his experiences growing up in Belfast. Audio

9:45 AM.Director of the Language of the Workplace Project looks at workplace communication. Audio

9:05 AM.Commercial broadcasters cutting costs and jobs. media boss Brent Impey on why he's quitting. a prize to help scientists manage the media and bring out your dead - the art of the obituary. Audio

8:40 AM.Author of Monuments Men talking about recovering treasures stolen by the Nazis during World War Two. Audio

8:12 AM.Nigel Stirling looks at the impact of the recession on trade and whether increasing trade protectionism is any threat. Audio

10:40 AM.Dougal's feeling the tension as the bills pile up and the pension is under pressure. Audio

10:05 AM.'Russian at Heart' is the story of a courageous young Russian woman whose 25-year journey from the Crimea to America spans some of the most turbulent times of the 20th century. Her story is told by… Read more Audio

9:45 AM.Seth Le Leu has recently been appointed Director of International Programmes for World Vision New Zealand, meaning a return to his homeland after 25 years working overseas firstly for the Salvation… Read more Audio

9:10 AM.TV3 is 20 years old, but its boss for the last 10 years is stepping aside; top-class TV shows about the world around us are made here - but not many are screened; and reviving a survivor - the future… Read more Audio

8:45 AM.Denis Adam is best-known as the founder of the Adam Foundation. He talks about his personal story - as a German Jew who was exiled and interned, then flew for the RAF before making his home in this… Read more Audio

8:12 AM.Chris Bramwell looks at the significance for New Zealand of the climate change talks in Copenhagen. Audio

11:55 AM.A little of what you've had to say about what's been on the show today. Audio

11:10 AM.Should you take your healthy wine with a dose of healthy scepticism? Audio

10:06 AM.Tim Groser, Associate Minister for Climate Change Issues, gives his take on where New Zealand is at, then Green MP Kennedy Graham and chief climate scientist David Wratt - who's also a member of the… Read more Audio

9:45 AM.Dr Paul Aitken has a background in organisational psychology and he talks to Chris about what leaders ought to be doing to make change happen and reduce pain and suffering along the way. Audio