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1 Feature album - Big Science by Laurie Anderson (duration: 2′23″)

Laurie Anderson is known for a 1986 concert movie, Home of the Brave, which she starred in, and directed. Laurie Anderson is currently in Australia with her husband, Veteran singer-songwriter Lou Reed as curators of the Vivid Sydney festival.
Audio from Afternoons on 28 May 2010

2 Laurie Bauer (duration: 14′34″)

Professor of Linguistics at Victoria University, speaks about the death of language.
Audio from Sunday Morning on 07 Mar 2010

3 Feature Guest - Laurie Foon (duration: 24′14″)

Director and designer of NZ fashion label Starfish, Laurie talks about sustainability in NZ fashion industry.
Audio from Nine To Noon on 29 Aug 2008

4 He Rourou (duration: 5′13″)

Ana Tapiata talks to Nanny Laurie who travelled from Australia to support the Brisbane Kapa Haka group.
Audio from He Rourou on 12 Mar 2009

5 Access All Areas: Voyage of the Vocoder (duration: 14′07″)

Long before Autotune became the trendy vocal-effect-of-choice there was the Vocoder. Invented in 1928 to protect telephone conversations from eavesdropping, the Vocoder was soon adopted by like Kraftwerk, Africa Bambatta thru to Neil young and Laurie Anderson. For Access All Areas Trevor Reekie talks to journalist-turned-author Dave Tompkins to map the voyage of the vocoder and to find out how popular culture hijacked the Pentagon's secret speech scrambling weapon. 19 June 2010.
Audio from NR Music Talk on 19 Jun 2010

6 Laurie Foon and Dorthe Hendrickson (duration: 8′06″)

Starfish designer and founder and goldsmith-artist Dorthe Hendrickson have created a collection for Air NZ Fashion Week.
Audio from The Arts on Sunday on 14 Sep 2008

7 Book review - Leading the Way (duration: 9′37″)

Written by Megan Hutching. Published by HarperCollins. Reviewed by Alison Laurie.
Audio from Nine To Noon on 23 Mar 2010

8 Book review - Looking for Answers a Life of Elsie Locke (duration: 8′20″)

Alison Laurie reviews 'Looking for Answers: A Life of Elsie Locke' by Maureen Birchfield. Published by Canterbury University Press.
Audio from Nine To Noon on 02 Oct 2009

9 Chapter and Verse: Modern international publishing (duration: 11′04″)

Laurie Chittenden Executive Editor of William Morrow/ HarperCollins in the US, and Derek Johns whoÂ’s a literary agent and Director of AP Watt UK talking about publishing in the 21st century.
Audio from The Arts on Sunday on 14 Mar 2010

10 The Men from the Maniototo (duration: 27′34″)

Naseby is an isolated gold mining and farming town in the heart of the Maniototo region of Central Otago. Cosmo Kentish-Barnes is there to meet local raconteurs Ross McMillian, Des Styles and Laurie Inder at the bar of the Ancient Briton Hotel, where a similar recording was done in 1947 by the peacetime mobile unit of the New Zealand Broadcasting Service.
Audio from Country Life on 04 Sep 2009

11 Sunday Outlook (duration: 13′15″)

Laurie Bauer, Professor of Linguistics, tells us exactly what it is that linguists do.
Audio from Sunday Morning on 20 Sep 2009

12 Publishing in the 21st Century (duration: 48′35″)

Sam Elworthy, Laurie Chittenden, Michael Heyward and Derek Johns consider whether the future of the book in a digital, technological, future. Chair is Noel Murphy.
Audio from Documentary on 06 Jun 2010

13 Clash of the Coaches (duration: 7′52″)

And Robbie Deans prevailed but was rugby the winner at the end of the day? Peter Fitzsimons and Laurie Mains join us.
Audio from Morning Report on 28 Jul 2008

14 Saturday Night with Peter Fry - Thursday, 17 Sep 2009

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15 Sunday Morning with Chris Laidlaw - Sunday, 07 Mar 2010

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