Nine to Noon this week - Scheduled interviews and reviews

Nine to Noon episode archive

Scheduled interviews and reviews

Monday 1 February 9-10am A growing number of NZ Hep C patients are getting backdoor access to an unfunded revolutionary drug at a fraction of the cost The researcher who blew the lid on lead contamination in the water supply in Flint, Michigan - which has poisoned thousands of people. Carsten von Nahmen on Europe issues 10-11am Architect and former mountaineer Tom Kundig, best known for his stunning isolated cabins Book review: The Death Ray Debacle by David McGill Reading: Sea Vagabonds by John Wray read by Alex Greig          11-12pm Politics with Matthew Hooton and Stephen Mills. Grow your own: how to get the best out of your vege patch. Kennedy Warne goes off the beaten track

Tuesday 2 February 9-10am news and current affairs The power of diagnosis, and its limitations US correspondent Susan Milligan on the US presidential Primaries 10-11am Psychiatrist Darold Treffert who has spent 5 decades studying people with savant syndrome, and says there may be a buried prodigy in all of us. Book Review: For the Most Beautiful by Emily Hauser Reading: South Sea Vagabonds by John Wray read by Alex Greig 11-12pm Rod Oram on business. Daniel Vidal on why NZ businesses need to embrace digital technology Media commentator Gavin Ellis