Sunday Morning Podcast Options

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

9:06 AM.A view on the future of NZ newspapers from a man who knows their past; reporting Rotorua's airport controversey; 'newsmercials' and naming names in the news. Audio

8:45 AM.Economist Dr Gareth Morgan has turned his sights on the health system for his latest book, 'Health Cheque', written with Geoff Simmons. Audio

8:12 AM.Heugh Chappell looks at the Government's moves to improve the treatment of victims of crime. Audio

8:00 PM.The online-only edition of Mediawatch, which takes in questions and comments from listeners and updates Mediawatch stories from recent weeks. This month: companies covering reporters' costs; taking… Read more Audio

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

11:52 AM.Dougal waxes lyrical about breath of sealion redolent with Omega-3 and personifies sand dunes in their buxomness. Audio

11:06 AM.Often hailed as our future and salvation in terms of the ability to mobilise, electric vehicles are becoming more of a reality but what is an accurate expectation and timeframe. Chris and Jeremy look… Read more Audio

10:06 AM.The cradle that nurtured three major religions is all to often the crucible that foments hatred and conflict. Chris speaks with two sides in the complex argument that is Israel and Palestine. Former… Read more Audio

9:45 AM.Dr Grant is the director of the Asia New Zealand Foundation and he speaks with Chris about the increasing importance of Asia to New Zealand and the cultural paradigm which is shifting from the… Read more Audio

9:06 AM.This week the Mediawatch team look at: rugby's grip on the sports media - and soccer suddenly in the spotlight; claims that cash-strapped media companies are going soft on the rich and powerful plus… Read more Audio

8:40 AM.If the smell of jet fuel excites more than your olfactory senses then you could be like Peter Clark. He's flown in and been aboard most aircraft you've possibly heard of and then some. Peter… Read more Audio

8:12 AM.Teresa Cowie looks at the controversy surrounding the attempt to set up the first wet house for homeless alcoholics Audio

11:10 AM.The idea of a truly democaratic education lives on. Audio

10:10 AM.Veteran photojournalist Peter Bush has been taking pictures for sixty years. Audio

9:45 AM.Paul Warren discusses how babies learn to cry in the language their parents speak. Audio

9:10 AM.Lack of scepticism in stories about stem cell treatments; the role of the media amid moves for more democracy in Tonga; more on businesses covering reportersÂ'costs. Audio

8:40 AM.Dmitry Orlov is predicting the demise of the USA. Audio

8:12 AM.Sara Vui-talitu looks at the daily challenges journalists face in the Pacific. Audio

11:05 AM.This week Ideas takes a look at a popular, bottom-up approach to combatting climate change in the UK; it's called the 10:10 Campaign. A 10% reduction in carbon footprint by 2010 is the target for over… Read more Audio

10:40 AM.Heresy, sedition, obsentiy... Dougal gives us a peak from Dunedin. Audio

10:10 AM.Chris speaks with this former Australian Foreign Affairs Minister about his post-political career and prominence in international nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament. Audio