Something for the weekend #13
By Guy Somerset in Listening In
Issue Listener Plus 30th Jun 2011
Coming to Arts & Books pages near you.
From Bertrand Russell to Aung San Suu Kyi, all the Reith Lectures go online
By Toby Manhire in Commentary
Issue Listener Plus 30th Jun 2011
How the BBC spoils us. The first of Suu Kyi's 2011 Reith Lectures is now on the site, as is the entire archive
TV & Radio Thursday June 30
By Fiona Rae in Today's TV and Radio
Issue Listener Plus 30th Jun 2011
Chuck gets a reboot for its fourth season, and who really invented the shortboard? Surfers need to know.
What Greece is reading about Greece
1 CommentsBy Toby Manhire in The Internaut
Issue Listener Plus 29th Jun 2011
For a taste of the Greek mood, go directly to Kathimerini, the only daily with an English-language version.
Maggie Siff interview
By Fiona Rae in Television
Issue Listener Plus 29th Jun 2011
The Sons of Anarchy actress talks about her character Tara, the empowered women of SoA, and the awesomely weird Stephen King.
TV & Radio Wednesday June 29
By Fiona Rae in Today's TV and Radio
Issue Listener Plus 29th Jun 2011
The former ASB banker who stole $18 million gets the Inside NZ treatment, and a charming coming-of-age involving Orson Welles and Zac Efron.
TV & Radio Tuesday June 28
By Fiona Rae in Today's TV and Radio
Issue Listener Plus 28th Jun 2011
The story of how Exile on Main St was made, and James Nesbitt plays House, and doesn't even change his accent.
Some Twitter tips for John Key. And some for Barack Obama
By Toby Manhire in Commentary
Issue Listener Plus 28th Jun 2011
Prime Minister, Mister President: this advice is free of charge. Pull up a chair.
All news is global: a new site showcasing foreign media
By Toby Manhire in Commentary
Issue Listener Plus 27th Jun 2011
Worldcrunch is a welcome diversion - where else can you read a Zurich paper on the Swiss man among the Urewera 18?
