Lynn Freeman

Simon Morris talks to writer/director of Mother and Child, Rodrigo Garcia and the Director of the Italian Film Festival Tony Lambert explains how Italy's film industry is changing. Audio

We discover what it takes to impress Alex Hansen, one of the international judges at the upcoming New Zealand Body Art Awards. Audio

Kennedy discusses landscape as therapy. Audio

Guest Chef Philippe Mouchel takes us through recipes for lamb and cardamom pilaf; lemon cream, lemon cake and summer berries. Wine commentator Stephen Morris has the ideal accompaniment. Audio

Discussing the Act Party, following last week's revelation of MP David Garrett's identity theft charges. Audio

Marcus Harvey reviews Battlefields of the New Zealand Wars by David Green. Published by Penguin. Audio

One of the UK's most popular authors, who has been diagnosed with Alzheimers Disease, has strong views on assisted death. Audio

The referendum and the constitution in Turkey. Audio

Bob Cilman, Choirmaster of the Young@Heart chorus, which featured in an acclaimed 2007 documentary. Bob is here recruiting local singers for the NZ tour of the Young@Heart chorus. Audio

Arlene Weintraub, author of Selling the Fountain of Youth, an expose of the anti-aging industry, which has exploded into a US$88 billion business. She says few products and techniques are regulated in… Audio

Rob Nichol, head of the Athletes' Federation; and Teresita Schaffer, Director of the South Asia Program at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies. Audio

Simon Wilson reviews 'Let's do Rivers' on Prime and 'The Secret Lives of Dancers' on TV3. Audio

Duchess of Northumberland, Jane Percy has created one of the most ambitious public gardens in the UK, at Alnwick Castle. It's now the regions biggest tourist attraction, a garden dedicated to… Audio

A range of responses to the Pope visiting for the first time in 28 years, and red faces at HM Revenue and Customs. Audio

Rehanna Ali is a member of the Islamic Women's Council for NZ. Audio

Following David Garretts' admission that he stole the identity of a dead baby to get a fake passport, political commentator Matthew Hooton discusses the future of the ACT Party. Audio

Michael Bott is a Wellington lawyer specialising in civil liberties and human rights. He talks about the crime of identity theft and whether or not it can be glossed over as a youthful prank. Audio

Tommy Honey is excited about the potential for architecture in a re-built Christchurch. Audio

Guest chef Niki Bezzant has Gluten free recipes and Stephen Morris matches the wine. Audio

Andrew Campbell and Matthew Hooton discuss the political implications of the earthquake, including the mayoral race; SIS recruitment; the foreshore and seabed; and the Rugby World Cup. Audio