Sunday Morning Podcast Options

9:10 AM.Journalists' judgement calls at election time; Michael Horton on owning papers; cliches and limericks. Audio

8:40 AM.Ronald Inglehart is the director of the World Values Survey. Audio

8:12 AM.Sara Vui-Talitu explores the increasing pressures on food supplies in the Pacific. Audio

10:07 AM.The group discusses a vision for New Zealand's economic future. Audio

9:55 AM.Dougal Stevenson takes time to think about the importance of capturing our personal history. Audio

9:37 AM.Sidney Jones discusses the impact of the Bali bombers' execution on Indonesia. Audio

9:05 AM.A possible ownership shake-up; cartoonists at the cutting edge; John Key's honeymoon. Audio

8:40 AM.Richard Vokes discusses the current conflict in the Congo Audio

8:12 AM.Insight looks at how President-elect Barack Obama will meet the immense challenges facing the United States. Audio

10:12 PM.An extended look at the media coverage of the election campaign - and election night. Audio

11:30 AM.Sister Catherine Hannan reflects on the wider question of humanitarian action: its motivation and results. Audio

11:05 AM.Jean Baptiste Richardier talks about his work with disabled refugees. Audio

10:10 AM.Today's Sunday group looks both the US and NZ elections. Audio

11:00 AM.We go back 40 years to the 1968 American presidential campaign and ask; was this the start of divisive political tactics? Audio

10:05 AM.This week looks at how to survive the turmoil of the world financial crisis. Audio

9:35 AM.Talks about the pains and the pleasures of photographing Antarctica. Audio

9:05 AM.Politicians at home, flip-flopping on polls and election innovations online. Audio

8:40 AM.Tells us what parliamentary architecture reveals about a country. Audio

8:15 AM.Insight looks at whether carbon markets can power forestry out of its decline. Audio

11:05 AM.A look at how intelligence is defined. Audio

10:55 AM.Notes from the South. Audio

10:05 AM.Sustainable architecture and building. Audio

9:40 AM.The biography of Arthur Porritt by Joseph Romanos and Dr. Graeme Woodfield. Audio

9:35 AM.Dr. Julia Gatley and Ross Brown on architecture. Audio

9:00 AM.Fairfax wins in court; Consumer for sale; pundits miss the point. Audio