Sunday Morning Podcast Options

9:40 AM.Former New Zealand ambassador to the UN and the founding Executive Director of the Security Council Report. Audio

9:05 AM.TVNZ and Sky sharing sport and channels, TV tennis tension and press probing of family affairs. Audio

8:40 AM.An Episcopal priest who teaches at Yale University talks about the spiritual needs of boys. Audio

11:06 AM.This week in Ideas we explore what it is that makes people like the brigadistas risk their lives for their beliefs. First we hear from historian and writer Mark Derby who edited the… Read more Audio

10:55 AM.What you, the listeners, say on the ideas and issues that have appeared in the programme. Audio

10:06 AM.Former All Black Captain Sir Brian Lochore; Herald on Sunday sports editor Paul Lewis; and the Chairman of the Otago Rugby Union, former sports journalist and author, Ron Palenski. Audio

9:30 AM.Iranians defy censorship to feed the media; Lotto fever; ready-made news and comment. Audio

9:30 AM.Robert Watson is Chief Scientific Advisor in the UK Department of Environmental, Food and Rural Affairs. HeÂ's also the chairman of the UNÂ's assessment of global agriculture. He talks to Chris… Read more Audio

8:40 AM.Professor Jules Pretty, from the University of Essex, is a leading authority on the sustainability of agricultural production and the environmental impact of agricultural intensification. Professor… Read more Audio

8:12 AM.Justice reporter, Penny Smits asks whether the way criminal cases are handled needs to be reviewed. Audio

11:08 AM.Chris speaks with Emmanuele Ottolenghi and Maria Rublee about nuclear ambitions and regional stability. Audio

10:10 AM.Two years ago today, the law changed banning the physical punishment of children. How has this change worked? Audio

9:53 AM.Dougal's regular insight from Dunedin. Audio

9:45 AM.Chris speaks with the professor of International Affairs at the American University in Washington DC. Audio

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