MONDAY 15 SEPTEMBER
9-10am: Glenn
Greenwald, the Pulitzer Prize-winning US political journalist and lawyer, who
revealed the extent of US and British surveillance on citizens based on
classified documents he received from Edward Snowden; Election week interview
with the Mana Party leader, Hone Harawira; South Africa correspondent Deborah
Patta.
10-11am: Wellington
woman Memuna Barnes shares the harrowing story of her abduction by rebels as a
teenager in Sierra Leone, and her eventual escape; Graham Beattie reviews “The
Skeleton Road”, by Val McDermid; reading: “My Brother's Keeper” – written by
Donna Malane and read by Alison Bruce (part 5 of 12).
11-12pm: The Wireless’ senior producer, Megan
Whelan, on what young voters are interested in this election; our political
commentators from the left and the right, Mike Williams and Matthew Hooton;
recipes from Michael Barker of Barkers of Geraldine –
which is celebrating 45 years making jams, chutneys, condiments and syrups; off
the beaten track with Kennedy Warne.
TUESDAY 16 SEPTEMBER
9-10am: Election week
interviews with the Internet Party leader, Laila Harre, and with the Green
Party co-leader, Metiria Turei; US correspondent Luiza Savage.
10-11am: Acclaimed
British author and journalist Will Self on his life and his latest book “Shark”,
which is set in an experimental residential community in North West London run
by anti-psychiatrist Zack Busner; James Elliott reviews “Big Little Lies”, by
Liane Moriarty; reading: “My Brother's Keeper” – written by Donna Malane and
read by Alison Bruce (part 6 of 12).
11-12pm: Business commentator Rod Oram; Stephen
Wyatt and Colleen Ryan on their book, “Sell Up, Pack Up and Take Off”, about
moving overseas to live – several times; media commentator Gavin Ellis.
WEDNESDAY 17 SEPTEMBER
9-10am: Election week
interview with the National Party leader, John Key; news and current events; Australia
correspondent.
10-11am: Columbia
University sociology professor Saskia Sassen analyses the forces shaping the
global economy - including income inequality, expanding populations of
displaced people, and destruction of land and water bodies; Elisabeth Easther
reviews “A History of Loneliness”, by John Boyne; reading: “My Brother's
Keeper” – written by Donna Malane and read by Alison Bruce (part 7 of 12).
11-12pm: Marty Duda plays the music of his
artist of the week; legal commentator Ryan Malone on how
governments are formed in MMP environments; science commentator.
THURSDAY 18 SEPTEMBER
9-10am: Election week
interview with the Labour Party leader, David Cunliffe; news and current
events; UK correspondent Kate Adie.
10-11am: Personal
trainer Bevan Eyles on motivating people to get fit;Leah McFall reviews “The
Temporary Bride” by Jennifer Klinec; reading: “My Brother's Keeper” – written
by Donna Malane and read by Alison Bruce (part 8 of 12).
11-12pm: New technology commentator Erika
Pearson; parenting commentator Nathan Mikaere Wallis - gifted
child or pushy parent: what's the difference?; TV reviewer.
FRIDAY 19 SEPTEMBER
9-10am: Election 2014 preview; news and current
events; Pacific correspondent Mike Field.
10-11am: Aaron Panofsky traces the history of
the controversial world of behaviour genetics – including the theories about
gay genes and criminal chromosomes; John McIntyre reviews children’s books; reading: “My Brother's Keeper” – written by Donna Malane
and read by Alison Bruce (part 9 of 12).
11-12pm: New music with Grant Smithies; sports
commentator;
SATURDAY 20 SEPTEMBER – ELECTION SPECIAL
Kathryn
Ryan will be one of the hosts of Radio New Zealand’s election night coverage
from 7p.m. on Radio New Zealand National.
You can listen to podcasts of
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