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Nine To Noon for Thursday 27 May 2010

  • Public holidays on the weekend

    9:07 AM.Should workers be compensated when public holidays fall on weekends? Audio

  • The age of denial

    9:33 AM.Seth Kalichman, social psychologist at the University of Connecticut and expert on AIDS denial groups. Audio

  • UK Correspondent - Jon Dennis

    9:52 AM.The LibCon alliance are releasing their policy plans. Audio

  • Feature Guest - Fred Pearce

    10:10 AM.Is overpopulation a myth? Veteran environmental writer Fred Pearce's latest book 'The Coming Population Crash' argues that the world's population is heading into decline which could spell the end of… Read more Audio

  • Book Review - Appaloosa

    10:40 AM.Graham Beattie reviews 'Appaloosa' by Robert B Parker. Published by Corrus. Audio

  • New Technology

    11:10 AM.Nigel Horrocks asks: Are you OK if the Government is told what books you buy?, Do you want to read serious articles based on tweets?, And what is Google TV and is it worth bothering with. Audio

  • Mandy Hager

    11:30 AM.Mandy Hager's book 'The Crossing' won the Young Adult Fiction prize in the NZ Post Children's Book Awards Audio

  • TV Review

    11:50 AM.Simon Wilson discusses the cream of local television comedy. Audio

09:05 Should workers be compensated when public holidays fall on weekends?

Robert Reid, National President of the National Distribution Union; and Roy Hanrahan, Employment Relations Consultant with Retailers Association.

09:20 The age of denial: why people reject the evidence and join denial groups

Seth Kalichman, a social psychologist at the University of Connecticut and expert on Aids denial groups.

09:45 UK commentator Jon Dennis

10:05 Fred Pearce - The Coming Population Crash

Is overpopulation a myth? Veteran environmental writer Fred Pearce's latest book The Coming Population Crash argues that the world's population is heading into decline which could spell the end of our environmental woes.

The Coming Population Crash: And Our Planet's Surprising Future by Fred Pearce.

10:30 Book Review with Graham Beattie

Appaloosa by Robert B Parker
Published by Corrus

10:45 Reading. Skin Writing: Z is for Gypsy by Albert Belz

Another story from the small tattoo studio called Underworld where the lines between the past and present meet every day.

11:05 New Technology with Nigel Horrocks

Are you OK if the Government is told what books you buy? Do you want to read serious articles based on tweets?

Links:
A site monitoring Google's evil side
Newsweek twitter experiment

Google video announcing Google TV


11:30 Mandy Hager - author of books for young adults

Mandy Hager's book The Crossing (the first book of the three-part Blood of the Lamb series) won the Young Adult Fiction prize in the 2010 NZ Post Children's Book Awards.

11:45 TV Reviewer Simon Wilson discusses the cream of local comedy