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Part two: jazz tunes which remind us that summer is on the way! Audio

In part two, the must-win Lotto draw is this Saturday and it's reached $55 million. What would you do with that kind of dump into your account? We talk to someone who has advised previous winners and… Audio

In part two, after last night's discussion around chip seal versus asphalt, we have a real life roading engineer on the show to lay down the law. Then, a new cover of Maranga Ake Ai is about to drop… Audio

Film and television reviewer James Croot joins Kathryn. Audio

In part two, there's outrage amongst residents in Papamoa about council plans to resurface their roads in chip seal. Which would you prefer: asphalt or chip seal? Then, Annie Baxter, captain of the… Audio

In part two, it's been revealed that private prison operator Serco is eyeing up our public hospital infrastructure. Would you be happy with Serco running the health system? Then, Age Concern Whanganui… Audio

In part two, supermarket competition is cause for much concern in New Zealand, with prices squeezing every cent out of shoppers. But what about a co-operatively run supermarket? Nelson based… Audio

In part two, a 120-year-old kauri villa once home to writer Robin Hyde is set for demolition - but some literary heavyweights have signed a petition to see the building moved, rather than demolished… Audio

In part two, Waikanae locals are pushing back against developers bounding into town with high density houses. Then, new noise rules in Dunedin are being hailed a success for all. New CBD houses will… Audio

In part two, some P.E. teachers aren't happy about the new draft curriculum for the subject - the subject's head at Onslow College, Ben Rogers, brings his reaction. Then, machine knitting used to me… Audio

In part two, residents in the West Auckland suburb of Titirangi are fed up after dealing with a single lane road for nearly three years. Then, a Pétanque player made sporting history over the weekend… Audio

Music from the world, for the world — featuring Nizar Rohana, Da Lata, AfroCubism, and New Zealand singer-songwriter and Mockers frontman Andrew Fagan. Audio