Sunday Morning Podcast Options

9:40 AM.Chris talks to Sam about the poetry of Baxter and Hunt as well as the collaboration with David Kilgour. Audio

9:30 AM.The campaign to get a sacked hack back; remembering an old-school journalist; geographically challened reporting. Audio

9:10 AM.Penny McKay takes an objective look into the early childhood education sector. Audio

11:50 AM.Listeners have their say on the ideas and issues that have appeared in the programme. Today, the Bain trial. Audio

11:06 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

10:05 AM.The Government is planning to rewrite the convoluted structure of our environmental management system. How do we get a system that achieves prosperity and protects the environment? Audio

9:35 AM.The University of OtagoÂ's Foreign Policy school is holding a major conference on the world food crisis at the end of this month. Associate Professor Hugh Campbell is one of the schoolÂ's directors. Audio

9:05 AM.Pushing boundaries on Bain; outing Worth's accuser; covering the world's conflicts Audio

8:42 AM.US photojournalist Jim MacMillan has covered more than 200 combat missions in Iraq for the Associated Press. He teaches a course on journalism and trauma talks to Chris Laidlaw about how the two are… Read more Audio

8:12 AM.Andrew McRae explores what's being done to combat the problem of truancy. Audio

11:06 AM.This week we discuss PNG's so-called witches,communicating with the dead, and witchcraft and sorcery in the Western tradition. Audio

10:56 AM.What listeners have to say Audio

10:06 AM.Transition Towns are spreading around New Zealand as communities roll up their sleeves to become more self-relient Audio

9:41 AM.So you don't know your wikis from your blogs? US New Media expert Tee Morris talks about social media initiatives. Audio

9:08 AM.David Bain walks free; Mitchell Murphy's Sunday papers; breaking news breakdown. Audio

8:41 AM.US media Commentator and political analyst Terry Michael discusses Barack Obama's first few months in power Audio

8:12 AM.Monique Devereux looks at the David Bain case, one of the most expensive trials in New Zealand's history Audio

12:00 PM.Pigs part 2, journalism on screen, do editorials still carry clout? Audio

11:35 AM.Dr. Scott Hamilton talks about the trend that is seeing fringe groups denying the extent of the Holocaust against the Jews. Audio

11:05 AM.Omer Bartov is an Israeli born professor at Brown University in the US talking to Ideas producer Jeremy Rose. Audio

11:00 AM.This week in Ideas we take a look at the place of the Holocaust in popular culture. Audio

10:05 AM.Why is it, in a country whose pride in its achievements as a leader in women's rights still can't get rid of a gap in pay rates? Audio

9:55 AM.Dougal Stevenson waxes lyrical on those things happening in the South. Audio

9:30 AM.Prof. Kevin Clements is the newly appointed director of the National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies at Otago Universtiy. Audio

8:40 AM.Chris talks to Janet November, biographer of Ethel Benjamin, the first woman to qualify as a lawyer in NZ. Audio