Nine to noon.1999-03-15. 9:00-11:00, [Interview with Monica Lewinsky].

National Radio, 15.3.99 [09:00-12:00]

News and weather at 9am with hewitt Humphrey. Nine to Noon with Kim Hill; includes a pre-recorded interview with Monica Lewinsky about her sexual relationship with Bill Clinton and conversation about the book, ‘Monica’s Story’ written by Andrew Morton to which she actively contributed to. Music by Bonnie Raitt.
Nigel Bickel and the controversial dob in a beneficiary scheme.
‘Alistair Cooke with Letter from America’ at 9.45am.
News and weather at 10am.
‘Sounds Delicious’ with Ruth Pretty talking about pear and ginger upside down cake and triple vanilla parfait.
At 10.30am a book reading by Benjamen Whitrow; the first in a series of five short ghost stories written by M.R. James, classics first published in 1931.
Music by Little Feet.
At 10.45am University of Auckland Epidemiologist, Dr. Ruth Bonita, director of non-communicable disease surveillance at the World Health Organisation, discusses global shifts in health, tobacco free initiatives and the work she’s building on for Geneva in May.
The start of the 11 o’clock news read by Hewitt Humphrey.

Online excerpt features the Kim Hill/Monica Lewinsky interview only