Sunday Morning for Sunday 26 June 2016
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Emad Jabbar & Jon Stephenson - Iraq
7:08 AM.Iraqi television journalist Emad Jabbar and investigative journalist Jon Stephenson join Wallace to discuss the Government's decision to extend New Zealand's deployment of troops in Iraq. Audio
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The Week In Parliament for 26 June 2016
7:33 AM.The one week parliamentary adjournment sees just two select committees meeting - while another goes walk-about in Christchurch; On Monday, Associate Tourism Minister Paula appears before the Commerce… Read more Audio
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Greg Fleming - After The Brexit Vote
7:48 AM.Economic strategist Greg Fleming looks at the repercussions following the historic 'Brexit' vote in the UK. Audio
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The mental legacy of the Christchurch quakes
8:12 AM.Karen Brown gauges progress in post-quake Canterbury, mid-way through what is expected to be a decade-long recovery - and discovers many are still struggling with stress and depression. Read more Audio
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Professor David Cresswell on mindfulness
8:40 AM.Earlier this year a groundbreaking academic study into mindfulness was published in Biological Psychiatry, bringing a scientific lens to mindfulness meditation. Professor David Creswell led that… Read more Audio
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Mediawatch for 26 June 2016
9:08 AM.Backlash against a popular but polarising presenter; All Blacks and their endorsements in the news; freedom of speech = freedom to advertise? Produced and presented by Colin Peacock and Jeremy Rose. Audio
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Andrew Rossi - The First Monday in May
9:40 AM.First Monday in May is a documentary film that chronicles the lead up to the extraordinary Metropolitan Museum of Art Fashion Ball. Andrew Rossi is the director of the film, and he joins Wallace to… Read more Audio
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Dr Park Dietz - the psychology of murder
10:06 AM.Dr Park Dietz has been named as one of the top ten psychiatrists of all time. He is a forensic psychiatrist who has consulted and testified in some of the US's highest profile criminal cases including… Read more Audio
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Jaye Glam - Fashion
10:45 AM.Fashion commentator Jaye Glam joins Wallace to talk about the Miromoda showcase, featuring the work of indigenous fashion designers. Audio
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Jim Obergefell - Making History
11:05 AM.Jim Obergefell is now a man at the forefront of American history. He became the face of a Supreme Court case - a decision announced exactly 1 year ago to the day - which resulted in a ruling that… Read more Audio
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Elspeth Muir - Changing the Drinking Culture
11:40 AM.The death of Elspeth Muir's brother has been the force behind a book she's written called Wasted: A Story of Alcohol, Grief and a Death in Brisbane. Elspeth Muir joins Wallace to discuss why we drink… Read more Audio
Iraqi Army soldiers march during the graduation ceremony of the Iraqi Army's Non- Commissioned Officers' Academy Junior Leaders Course at Taji Military Complex, Iraq. Photo: SUPPLIED / NZDF
7:08 Emad Jabbar & Jon Stephenson - Iraq
Iraqi television journalist Emad Jabbar and investigative journalist Jon Stephenson join Wallace to discuss the Government's decision to extend New Zealand's deployment of troops in Iraq.
7:32 The Week in Parliament
The one week parliamentary adjournment sees just two select committees meeting - while another goes walk-about in Christchurch; On Monday, Associate Tourism Minister Paula appears before the Commerce Committee for its review of Vote Tourism; Social Services Committee travels to Christchurch for a handful of site visits; Transport and Industrial Relations Committee meets in Auckland for submissions on its inquiry into the future of New Zealand's mobility.
7:47 Greg Fleming - After The Brexit Vote
Economic strategist Greg Fleming looks at the repercussions following the historic 'Brexit' vote in the UK
7:55 Dave Luddy - Wimbledon 2016
Tennis correspondent Dave Luddy on this year's Wimbledon.
8:12 Insight: Karen Brown
Encouraging messages from the "All Right?" campaign Photo: ( RNZ / Karen Brown )
Karen Brown reports from Christchurch where there seems to be no end in sight for the mental health problems caused by the earthquakes
8:40 Professor Davis Cresswell - Mindfulness
David Cresswell Photo: Supplied
Earlier this year a groundbreaking academic study into mindfulness was published in Biological Psychiatry - bringing a scientific lens to mindfulness meditation. Professor Davis Creswell led the research and he joins Wallace to reveal the results.
9:06 Mediawatch
A backlash against popular but polarising presenter Mike Hosking leaves his fans, bosses and sponsors unmoved. Also: a newspaper man having trouble getting papers to print his own ad - and the media love stories about All Blacks, even when they're not news.
Produced and presented by Colin Peacock and Jeremy Rose.
9:40 Andrew Rossi - The First Monday in May
Andrew Rossi Photo: Magnolia Picutres
Andrew Rossi is probably best known for such documentaries as Page One: Inside the New York Times and The Control Room - a 2004 documentary film about Al Jazeera. His most recent work is The First Monday in May a documentary that chronicles the lead up to the extraordinary Metropolitan Museum of Art Fashion ball.
10:06 Dr. Park Dietz - The Psychology of Murder
Dr Park Dietz Photo: Supplied
Dr Park Dietz has been named one of the top ten psychiatrists of all time. He's a forensic psychiatrist who has consulted in testified in some of the US's highest profile criminal cases including the Jeffery Dahmer case, The Unabomber, Andrea Yates and John Hinckley Junior who attempted to assassinate then president Ronald Reagan. Dr. Dietz talks with Wallace about his career in criminology; what makes people kill and why the media sometimes doesn't help with its reporting of mass shootings like the recent atrocity in Orlando.
10:45 Jaye Glam - Indigenous Fashion
Fashion commentator Jaye Glam joins Wallace to talk about the Miromoda showcase - featuring the work of indigenous fashion designers.
11:05 Jim Obergefell - Making History
John and Jim taking their vows. Photo: LOVE WINS: By Debbie Cenzpier and Jim Obergefell
Jim Obergefell became the face of the US Supreme Court case that legalised gay marriage in the USA - announced exactly one year ago today. It's an extraordinary story - both uplifting and deeply sad. It's a love story between Jim and his long time partner and ultimately husband, John Arthur, who died not long after they were finally married. It's now the subject of a book called - Love Wins by Pulitzer Prize winner Debbie Cenziper & Jim Obergefell
11:40 Elspeth Muir - Changing the Drinking Culture
Elspeth Muir Photo: Supplied
Wasted: A Story of Alcohol, Grief and a Death in Brisbane was inspired by the The death of Elspeth Muir's brother. Alexander had just turned 21, when a big night out drinking saw him jump off a bridge and drown. His death wasn't a suicide, as he had a track record of doing risky things while binge drinking. It prompted Elspeth to take a closer look at the Australian drinking culture - including her own habits.
Music played in this show
Artist: Parliament
Song: Give Up The Funk
Composer: Clinton / Colins / Worrell
Album: Tear The Rood Off The Sucker
Label: 1975 Polygram Pictures Inc
Broadcast Time: 8:58
Artist: Adamski and Seal
Song: Killer
Composer: Adamski and Seal
Album: Seal
Label: MCA
Broadcast Time: 10:46
Artist: Cameo
Song: Word Up
Composer:
Album: Jenkins
Label: Polygram
Broadcast Time: 10:58
Artist: Split Enz
Song: History Never Repeats
Composer: Neil Finn
Album: Waiata
Label:
Broadcast Time:11:28
Artist: The Brothers Johnson
Song: Stomp
Composer: Johnson / Johnson / Johnson / Temperton
Label: A & M Records 1980
Broadcast Time: 11:48