Sunday Morning

As the US Election enters the final stretch, John Jordan, vintner, economist and political analyst joins us to give his take on how the vote will go.

New Plymouth author Jacqueline Bublitz joins us to talk about her second book Leave the Girls Behind, which follows her international best seller Before You Knew My Name.

Rugby writer and columnist Gregor Paul joins us with the latest from Twickenham.

As the US Election enters the final stretch, former United States Ambassador to New Zealand and Samoa, Mark Gilbert joins us to give his take on how the vote will go.

English actor and all-round treasure Stephen Fry returns to New Zealand with a brand-new show in November.

Architect Tom Reynolds is calling home from Poole in Dorset.

Could the boss of the country's biggest news publisher joining a local ginger group alongside political figures compromise her own company's coverage in the capital? Also: award-winning NZ Geographic adopts maximum transparency to secure its survival.

Earlier this year, Joe Bennett the self-described "pensioner with an iffy prostate" stuck out his thumb once again adding four new chapters to his classic yarn A Land of Two Halves.

It's Sunday morning, so wake up your brain and have a go!

Our US Correspondent, Simon Marks, joins us with the latest.