Nine To Noon for Thursday 21 July 2016
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Geopolitical implications of Turkey's failed coup
9:09 AM.As the Turkish President detains hundreds of military leaders what are the wider geoplotical implications of the failed coup in Turkey? Henri Barkey is the Director of the Middle East Program at the… Read more Audio
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Dollar falls on RBNZ's suggestion it will cut interest rates
9:23 AM.RNZ buiness editor Gyles Beckford on the Reserve Bank's surprise economic assessment expected to lay out it's thinking on the risks and the backdrop to its next interest decision next month. Audio
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Effect of Natural Health Bill
9:33 AM.Canterbury University psychology professor Julia Rucklidge says new regulations on health products could mean people won't be able to access products that can help their mental health. Professor… Read more Audio
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UK Correspondent - Matthew Parris
9:50 AM.UK Correspondent Matthew Parris on the rollercoaster of British politics after the Brexit vote. Audio
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Why are working class Americans supporting Donald Trump?
10:06 AM.Kathryn Ryan spoke to author Thomas Frank in July about why the working class supports Donald Trump. Read more Audio
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Book Review - Blood Wedding
10:40 AM.Blood Wedding by Pierre Lemaitre is reviewed by Graham Beattie, published by Hachette. Audio
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New Technology with Sarah Putt
11:10 AM.Sarah Putt discusses how effective the telco complaints scheme is; the slow, tortured demise of Yahoo; and death and the internet Audio
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Teaching teenagers to drive
11:27 AM.Should parents teach their children to drive, or leave it to the professionals? Lynn Holland is a qualified NZTA Driving Instructor and she's worked for the AA as a Defensive Driving Instructor. She… Read more Audio
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Viewing with Paul Casserly
11:50 AM.TV and Film writer Paul Casserly reviews the '80s movie inspired TV series, Stranger Things, starring Wynona Ryder and the many charms of the documentary film, Poi E: The Story of Our Song. Audio
09:05 The geopolitical implications of Turkey's failed coup
As the Turkish President detains hundreds of military leaders what are the wider geopoltical implications of the failed coup in Turkey? Henri Barkey is the Director of the Middle East Program at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and has just returned to the United States from Istanbul.
09:20 Psychology professor Julia Rucklidge on chilling effect of Natural Health bill
Canterbury University psychology professor Julia Rucklidge says new regulations on health products could mean people won't be able to access products that can help their mental health. Professor Rucklidge's studies have shown how micronutrients could be an alternative to traditional medication for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). The Ministry of Health is currently working on a list of approved substances which will not need specific approvals but Julia Rucklidge says a lot of products will become inaccessible as nutrients will be banned for no good reason.
09:45 UK Correspondent Matthew Parris
10:05 Thomas Frank
Why are working class Americans supporting Donald Trump? In his new book 'Listen, Liberal or What Ever Happened to the Party of the People?' New York Times best selling author Thomas Frank argues America's Left has abandoned its working class roots for a new elite class of supporter, claiming the Democratic Party has failed to do anything really meaningful about income inequality over the last few decades.
Thomas Frank Photo: Supplied
10:35 Book review - Blood Wedding by Pierre Lemaitre
reviewed by Graham Beattie, published by Hachette
10:45 The Reading
When We Wake by Karen Healy read by Francesca Emms (Part 9 of 12)
11:05 New technology with Sarah Putt
Sarah Putt on how effective the telco complaints scheme is,the slow, tortured demise of Yahoo and death and the internet
11:25 Teaching teenagers to drive
Lynn Holland Photo: supplied
Lynn Holland has some tips for parents on teaching their children to drive. She is a qualified NZTA Driving Instructor and she's worked for the AA as a Defensive Driving Instructor.
11:45 Viewing with Paul Casserly
Paul Casserly reviews the '80s movie inspired TV series, Stranger Things, starring Wynona Ryder and the many charms of the documentary film, Poi E: The Story of Our Song,
Music played in this show
Artist: Frazey Ford
Song: Running
Composer: Ford
Album: Indian Ocean
Label: Nettwerk
Time: 9.28
Artist: Nancy Wilson
Song: A Lot of Livin' To Do
Composer: Strouse
Album: Ultra Lounge: Wild Cool & Swingin' Too!
Label: Capitol
Time: 11:06
Artist: The Swell Season
Song: Low Rising
Composer: Hansard
Album: Strict Joy
Label: Spunk
Time: 11.23