Afternoons for Thursday 6 March 2008

1:06 PM.What do you want to be when you grow up? Audio

1:11 PM.Mike Shennan, principal at Mt Maunganui Primary School, nominates 'Another Great Divide' by Split Enz (1977). Audio

1:24 PM.Between Feilding and Palmerston Nth, this small town is the birthplace of Glaxo and the Saker racecar. Audio

2:07 PM.Palliser Estate wine-maker, viticulturalist and oneologist Alan Johnson talks about the prospects of the coming harvest. Audio

2:16 PM.Patrick Curtis has avoided winter for the past 10 years and at 81 journeys between his home in Woodage, England and Rotorua. Audio

3:12 PM.Film schools at Canterbury and Victoria Universities face big changes if proposals are implemented. Audio

3:33 PM.Katy talks to Barry King, the owner of a Christchurch institution that is closing its doors after 60 years. Audio

3:47 PM.A perspective on the debate around amending NZ's laws on industrial hemp production. Audio

4:06 PM.Jim, Michael Hurst and Rosemary McLeod talk politics and the school yard. Audio

4:20 PM.The Panel discusses the recent 'body snatcher' incident. Audio

4:35 PM.The Panel wraps up with issues close to their respective hearts. Audio