Nine To Noon for Monday 21 June 2010 Nine To Noon

Analysis of the All Whites' upset draw vs Italy

9:10 AM.With John Foot - Author of"Calcio: A History Of Italian Football", regarded as the English language bible of the Italian game. Audio
Safe at Home

9:30 AM.With Jane Drumm - Executive Director of SHINE, which runs the Safe at Home Programme and Inspector Jim Wilson - Police area commander, Western Area of Auckland. Audio
Europe correspondent - Seamus Kearney

9:50 AM.The state of European football at the world cup. Audio
Feature guest - Helen Gatonyi

10:08 AM.Helen Gatonyi is the Manager of the Christchurch Tenants Protection Association and tireless advocate for tenants and those on low incomes with housing issues. Audio
Book Review - The Awa Book of New Zealand Sports Writing

10:40 AM.Edited by Harry Ricketts, reviewed by Phil Smith and published by Awa Press. Audio
Politics

11:10 AM.Andrew Campbell and Matthew Hooton discuss Chris Carter and Len Brown's futures and Russel Norman's Tibet protest. Audio
Food and wine

11:35 AM.With John Hawkesby and guest chef Connie Clarkson. Audio
Urbanist - Tommy Honey

11:50 AM.Discusses techno-austerity. Audio

09:05 Analysis of the All Whites vs Italy match, FIFA World Cup

John Foot, author of Calcio: A History Of Italian Football, regarded as the English language bible of the Italian game, and a professor of modern Italian history at University College, London.

09:20 shine* safer homes in nz everday

09:30 Skinbook

Karl Maddocks, co-founder of Skinbook, the UK-based website that promotes itself as the internet's only genuine nudist social network.

09:45 Europe correspondent Seamus Kearney

The state of European football at the world cup.

10:05 Helen Gatonyi

10:30 Book Review with Phil Smith

The Awa Book of New Zealand Sports Writing
Edited by Harry Ricketts
Published by Awa Press

10:45 Reading: I Walk Behind by Cambodian writer Thary Trann

The first of 5 tales in the series A Thousand Strangers: Stories From The Heart by young Refugees.

11:05 Political commentators Andrew Campbell and Matthew Hooton

11:30 Guest chef Connie Clarkson and wine commentator John Hawkesby

Connie discusses the exhibition Kai to Pie: Auckland on a Plate at the Auckland Museum and provides recipes for Clay Pot Chicken Rice and Duo of Pork and Mushrooms.

What: Kai to Pie: Auckland on a Plate
When: Opens Saturday 12 June
Where: Auckland Museum, Special Exhibitions Hall

11:45 Urbanist Tommy Honey

Economist: In Praise of Techno- Austerity
Wall Street Journal: Betting on the Bad Guys by Scott Adams

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