Nine to Noon - Scheduled interviews and reviews this week

Nine to Noon episode archive

Scheduled interviews and reviews

Monday 30 November 9-10am COP21 - Nearly 200 countries are gathering in Paris for critical talks on tackling climate change. VUW's and former Kyoto Protocol negotiator, Adrian Macey. Silicon Valley 'roadmap' for Auckland Europe correspondent, Seamus Kearney 10-11am Ilan Noy on Canterbury's long term quake recovery prospects Book Review:   Even Dogs in the Wild by Ian Rankin Reading: The Atlas Game short story by Liz Breslin told by Peter Hayden 11-12pm Politics with Matthew Hooton and Stephen Mills. Food: Handmade burrito's and quesidillas with Cartel Food, Wairarapa Kennedy Warne is on the road to nowhere - Ashburton and beyond

Tuesday 1 December 9-10am news and current events The social responsibility of engineers and scientists in an age of mass surveillance US correspondent Susan Milligan 10-11am Stanford Economics Professor Steven Haber on The Political Origins of Banking Crises Book Review: History's People: Personalities and the Past by Margaret MacMillan Reading: Awa short story by Shelly Davies told by Nicola Kawana                 11-12pm Rod Oram on business. Complicated stuff in simple words with Randall Munroe Media commentator Gavin Ellis Rest of week