Sunday Morning Podcast Options

9:35 AM.George Friedman's book 'The Next Hundred Years' sets out a geopolitical analysis of what lies ahead for the world this century. Audio

9:10 AM.Coverage of the crisis in Napier; an award-winning radio veteran; headlines based on shaky stats. Audio

8:40 AM.Philippe Legrain is someone who believes passionately in the benefits of ethnic and cultural diversity. Audio

8:12 AM.Insight visits Fiji under emergency regulations and asks why NZ should continue to care. Audio

11:10 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

10:10 AM.We hear about a recent conference on Maori Political Representation at Victoria University MP's Te Ururoa Flavell, Nanaia Mahuta and Metiria Turei were there with academic Dr Janine Hayward who all… Read more Audio

9:55 AM.Dougal Stevenson speaks from Dunedin. Audio

9:30 AM.From Fale to Wharenui, the evolution and importance of Maori architecture in both an historic and contemporary context. Audio

9:10 AM.Climate change expertise; NZX goes rural and; reporting on children of prominent people. Audio

8:40 AM.The Baader-Meinhof group, or the Red Army Faction, as they called themselves, carried out nearly 30 years of violent confrontation with the West German state. Stefan Aust's book on the RAF has… Read more Audio

8:12 AM.Teresa Cowie talks to grandparents who have opted to raise a grandchild and asks what burdens this can impose. Audio

11:06 AM.Dr Michael Cullen retired from Parliament this week. What were the philosophies that drove him for nearly three decades? Audio

10:06 AM.The Sunday Group debates the value and role of the public service. Audio

9:40 AM.Cynthia Laberge is the senior research fellow in Cyber Law 2008 at Victoria University. Audio

9:05 AM.Sexing up swine flu; Fiji censorship extended; fallout from Salinger's sacking. Audio

8:40 AM.Dr Matthew Gerrie talks about the Innocence Project, and factors that lead to eyewitness misidentification. Audio

8:12 AM.Kevin Ikin examines the threat to the survival of the honey bee and the implications for New Zealand. Audio

10:30 AM.Sue Ingram visits Vietnam, a country hit hard by bird flu and sees how the authorities are coping Audio

10:00 AM.In October 2005, Philippa Tolley examined what preparations were being made to contain a pandemic Audio

10:55 AM.Feedback on last week's Sunday Group discussion on Fiji. Audio

10:06 AM.The Sunday Group discusses the state of our tourism industry and how it can deal with and survive the economic downturn. Audio

9:55 AM.Dougal Stevenson remembers his father on ANZAC Day. Audio

9:30 AM.Chris Humphrey's book 'Vlad, the Last Confession', is about the historical figure and inspiration for the vampire, Dracula. Audio

9:06 AM.Taking sides over Tony Veitch; can the online media support quality journalism? Audio

8:40 AM.Helen Beaglehole talks about her latest book, 'Always the Sound of the Sea'. Audio