Dr H. B. Turbott was The Radio Doctor for more than 40 years - pre and post the Second World War - dispensing advice on a range of health and social issues until his retirement in 1984. His broadcasts spanned child rearing, vaccination and communicable diseases, through to healthy ageing and nutrition. Dr Turbott's often very enlightened opinions for the time fascinated Dr Claire Macindoe, an Otepoti/Dunedin-based researcher and historian. She based her PhD thesis on him - The Radio Doctor - Broadcasting Health into the Home. Now she's won the Judith Binney Writing Award, she plans to turn that thesis into a book. Lynn Freeman asks Claire how she heard about Harold Turbott's broadcasts.