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- Book review - Blood and Beauty
Anne Else reviews 'Blood and Beauty' by Sarah Dunant, published by Hachette NZ.
- From Nine To Noon on 10 May 2013 (5′55″)
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- Nine To Noon for Friday, 10 May 2013
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09:30 Should heli-hunting be banned?
10:35 Book review with Anne Else
- Waitangi Day for Wednesday, 6 February 2013
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9:06 am Dame Anne Salmond
Dame Anne Salmond DBE, CBE, FANAS, FRSNZ, FBA, FNZAH, PhD (Penn) is a Distinguished Professor of Māori Studies and Anthropology at the University of Auckland. She is involved with the Longbush Ecosanctuary in Gisborne and has recently been nominated as a New Zealander of the Year.
- Book Review - May We Be Forgiven
Written by A M Homes, reviewed by Anne Else and published by Granta.
- From Nine To Noon on 30 Jan 2013 (4′39″)
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- Nine To Noon for Wednesday, 30 January 2013
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10:35 Book Review with Anne Else
Anne Else's recommended summer read:
- Book Review - Two Brothers
Written by Ben Elton, published by Bantam Press. Reviewed by Anne Else.
- From Nine To Noon on 12 Nov 2012 (6′36″)
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- Nine To Noon for Monday, 12 November 2012
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10:35 Book Review with Anne Else
- Book Review - Casual Vacancy
Written by J K Rowling, published by Little, Brown, reviewed by Anne Else.
- From Nine To Noon on 04 Oct 2012 (8′15″)
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- Nine To Noon for Thursday, 4 October 2012
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10:35 Book review with Anne Else
- Book Review - Woman Who Dived into the Heart of the World
Written by Sabine Berman, reviewed by Anne Else and published by Simon & Schuster.
- From Nine To Noon on 09 Aug 2012 (5′36″)
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- Nine To Noon for Thursday, 9 August 2012
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10:35 Book Review with Anne Else
- Book Review - Park Lane
Written by Frances Osborne, reviewed by Anne Else and published by Hachette NZ/Little, Brown.
- From Nine To Noon on 17 Jul 2012 (6′28″)
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- Nine To Noon for Tuesday, 17 July 2012
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10:35 Book Review with Anne Else
- Sunday Morning for Sunday, 6 May 2012
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8:12 Insight: Tonga – The Future; 8:40 Stella Rimington – Spooking the Spooks; 9:06 Mediawatch; 9:40 Rachel McKee – Sign Language; 10:06 Anne Sebba – “That Ghastly Woman”; 10.40 Dougal Stevenson – The Rickety Bridge; 10:45 Trevor Reekie's Hidden Treasures; 11.05 Ideas: Haiti; 11.55 Feedback
10:06 Anne Sebba – “That Ghastly Woman”
Author Anne Sebba’s biography of Wallis Simpson sets out to set the record straight on the woman blamed for the abdication of King Edward VIII. Anne doesn’t pull any punches on the nature of the insecure and social-climbing Simpson, but also reveals what drove her. She says Wallis became trapped in the relationship with irresponsible Edward, but ultimately did the UK and Commonwealth a favour when he stepped away from the throne because of her.
- Book Review - The Unexpected Guest
Written by Anne Korkeakivi, published by HarperCollins, reviewed by Anne Else.
- From Nine To Noon on 02 May 2012 (8′07″)
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- Nine To Noon for Wednesday, 2 May 2012
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10:25 Book Review with Anne Else
The Unexpected Guest by Anne Korkeakivi
- Book Review - Floundering
By Romy Ash, published by Text Publishing and reviewed by Anne Else.
- From Nine To Noon on 11 Apr 2012 (5′53″)
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- Nine To Noon for Wednesday, 11 April 2012
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10:25 Book Review with Anne Else
- Wayne's Music for Saturday, 10 March 2012
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Praise The Lord And Pass The Ammunition Merry Macs with Frank Loesser’s song in response to the attack on Pearl Harbour - in later years the expression has been used in a satirical manner. T.
Give Me A Hundred Reasons a chart one-timer in 1949 from Oklahoma’s Anne Jones.
- Book Review - Zen Under Fire
Written by Marianne Elliott, published by Penguin Group (NZ), reviewed by Anne Else.
- From Nine To Noon on 08 Mar 2012 (5′23″)
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- Nine To Noon for Thursday, 8 March 2012
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10:35 Book review with Anne Else
Zen Under Fire by Marianne Elliott
- Book Review - The Necessary Aptitude
Written by Pam Ayres, published by Ebury Press, reviewed by Anne Else.
- From Nine To Noon on 03 Nov 2011 (5′45″)
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- Nine To Noon for Thursday, 3 November 2011
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10:35 Book Review with Anne Else
The Kennedy's and the new Soho channel.
- Book Review - American Pacifica
Anne Else reviews 'American Pacifica' written by Anna North, published by Virago.
- From Nine To Noon on 23 Aug 2011 (6′59″)
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- Nine To Noon for Tuesday, 23 August 2011
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10:25 Book Review with Anne Else
- Book review - The West Rand Jive Cats Boxing Club
Written by Lauren Liebenberg, published by Virago. Reviewed by Anne Else.
- From Nine To Noon on 23 Jun 2011 (5′13″)
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- Nine To Noon for Thursday, 23 June 2011
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Pam Harrison, Dallington resident who expects she'll have to abandon her home; Leanne Curtis, CanCERN (Canterbury Communities' Earthquake Recovery Network) spokesperson and Avonside resident; and David Middleton, former chief executive of the Earthquake Commission for 17 years, and worked in the insurance industry for 20 years before that.
10:30 Book Review with Anne Else
- Feature guest - Anne Else
Wellington writer Anne Else's husband of 30 years, the poet Harvey McQueen, died three and a half months ago - on Christmas Day, after several years of ill health. On learning to live on her own for the first time in her life.
- From Nine To Noon on 14 Apr 2011 (32′50″)
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- Nine To Noon for Thursday, 14 April 2011
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10:05 Anne Else
Wellington writer Anne Else's husband of 30 years, the poet Harvey McQueen, died three and a half months ago - on Christmas Day, after several years of ill health. Anne talks about learning to live on her own for the first time in her life.
- Wayne's Music for Saturday, 20 November 2010
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The Buzzard Bud Freeman, the Chicago tenor sax stylist played both clarinet and tenor in this combo which showcases the casual trumpet mastery of Bunny Berigan. I Travel Alone Noel Coward, The Master with a one off in 1934, it wasn't written for any particular revue, and it could almost be autobiographical. The pianist is Carroll Gibbons. Trailer For The Film keep Your Seats Please This is how George Formby trailered his movies in the 1930s Somebody Else Is Taking My Place Benny Goodman when Peggy Lee was singing with his band.
Sweet Sixteen And Never Been Kissed a studio band called the Blue Mountaineers, moonlighting from Ambrose's orchestra, directed by Joe Brannelly in this 1932 recording. Crying My Heart Out Over You Joe Loss - put his heart and soul into every number, Anne Lenner is the vocalist on this fine rendition of the old song.
