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Afternoons for Wednesday 30 April 2008
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Jim's Essay
1:06 PM.How hard do you work? Apparently a lot harder than a feudal serf of the Ancien Regime. Audio
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The Best Song Ever Written
1:17 PM.Mark Webster of Auckland nominates Captain Beefheart's 'Tropical Hot Dog Night'. Audio
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Link 3 - The Music Quiz
1:25 PM.The competition where we play you three songs and in return you tell us the link between them. Audio
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Anti-Psychotic Drugs and the Elderly
2:08 PM.There is growing concern that elderly patients in rest homes are being prescribed these drugs unnecessarily. Audio
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William Rhodes-Moorehouse Doco
2:20 PM.Actor and filmmaker Julian Arahanga is trying to find the Maori roots of this pioneering WW1 pilot and war hero. Audio
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He Rourou for 30 April 2008
2:41 PM.Father Philip Cody talks with Ana Tapiata about the cooperation, bonding and friendship that happens at the Hui Aranga. Audio
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Feature Album
2:50 PM.Eva Cassidy's 'Eva By Heart'. Audio
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Mr IT - Hamish MacEwan
3:06 PM.What's DRM and why does it suck? And other important geek speak. Audio
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Auckland Story with Sapna Samant
3:38 PM.Giving destiny a hand in the search for love - Speed Dating and Internet introductions. Audio
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Science with Dacia Herbulock
3:45 PM.A colossal squid caught last year - the largest of its kind ever found - is being examined at Te Papa. Audio
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The Panel (Part 1)
4:10 PM.Today, Bomber Bradbury and Julia Hartley-Moore join Jim to discuss issues and gripes, trials and tribulations. Audio
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The Panel (Part 2)
4:35 PM.Julia Hartley-Moore and Bomber Bradbury discuss issues including the recent pro (Communist) China rally in Aotea Square. Audio