Click here to listen to this morning's interview (2006-05-09) with New Zealand author Michael Baigent writer of The Holy Grail and the Holy Blood and The Jesus Papers and unsuccessful challenger in the recent plagiarism case against Dan Brown of The da Vinci Code. In this fiery and very interesting interview Baigent takes National Radio's new presenter Kathryn Ryan for a rocky ride through unorthodox biblical hypotheses.

"The trade secret of History is uncertainty. Historians deal with plausibility and conjecture."

Courtesy of National Radio. Note you will need Windows Media Player or Quicktime. National Radio only keeps their audio casts online for approximately one week.

Image: Michael Baigent - "I have no regrets for taking the case [to court]. I'd do it again tomorrow... In terms of the law we lost..."Click here to listen to this morning's interview (2006-05-09) with New Zealand author Michael Baigent writer of The Holy Grail and the Holy Blood and The Jesus Papers and unsuccessful challenger in the recent plagiarism case against Dan Brown of The da Vinci Code. In this fiery and very interesting interview Baigent takes National Radio's new presenter Kathryn Ryan for a rocky ride through unorthodox biblical hypotheses.

"The trade secret of History is uncertainty. Historians deal with plausibility and conjecture."

Courtesy of National Radio. Note you will need Windows Media Player or Quicktime. National Radio only keeps their audio casts online for approximately one week.

Image: Michael Baigent - "I have no regrets for taking the case [to court]. I'd do it again tomorrow... In terms of the law we lost..."