Labour Day Podcast Options

11:35 AM.NZ Olympic Committee Secretary-General tackles the subject of our sporting heroes over the years. Audio

11:30 AM.NZ Paralympic medalist talks about her Beijing experience and the challenges she overcame on her very individual path to the top. Audio

11:20 AM.The Grand Old Man of Sports Commentary argues for his three greatest icons...choices that may well surprise you! Audio

11:06 AM.Historian, wine connoisseur and raconteur explains his choice of heroes. Audio

10:50 AM.The President of Canteen talks about his own experiences in dealing with cancer and the people that have most influenced him. Audio

10:40 AM.Producer Kerry Robins and Simon Morris make their selections of the films they believe have most influenced our industry. Audio

10:08 AM.Noel Murphy, Chris Else, Owen Marshall and Paula Morris offer their views on our most notable writers. Audio

9:50 AM.Arts consultant and author with his perspective on the New Zealanders who have played a significant role in shaping our art. Audio

9:35 AM.Former Governor-General and Mayor of Auckland brings her selections of New Zealanders she admires and who have made a difference. Audio

9:25 AM.Author of 'Champions - ordinary New Zealanders doing extra-ordinary things', and noted photographer. Audio

9:10 AM.Historian and editor, Jock talks about his view of significant New Zealanders beginning with the advent of the Maori. Audio

11:25 AM.Another commercial from the archive. Audio

10:27 AM.1ZB commercial from 1936. Audio

11:40 AM.Heather Tate-Collins gives tips on successful tomato growing. Audio

11:20 AM.A meeting of French food and New Zealand Wines with Francios Febvre and Sioban Harnett. Audio

11:06 AM.James Laver, a cricket bat maker, supplies cricketers around the world from his base in Waipawa. Audio

10:08 AM.Owen and Edith Marron breed Greyhounds for a living. Audio

9:50 AM.We ask Anton Van Helden about why he became a magician. Audio

9:35 AM.Ian Park talks about his job as a construction blaster. Audio

9:05 AM.Archeologist David Veart talks to us about cooking and cookbooks from the early colonial days. Audio

8:55 AM.Monica Holt reviews the Gisborne Wine and Food Festival. Audio

8:45 AM.Brent Gibbs talks to us from his dolls hospital in Napier. Audio

8:20 AM.We look at the origins of our first national public holiday. Audio

8:12 AM.Weather. Does it rain more on public holidays? Audio