Afternoons for Thursday 5 June 2008

1:06 PM.New research out of the Netherlands says a lack of power has a profound effect on our mental skills. Audio

1:13 PM.Kriz Van der Merwe from Horokiwi has chosen 'Dignity' by Bob Dylan. Audio

1:15 PM.20 minutes south of Hokitika. Set amid rain forest, rugged mountains, and wild beaches. Audio

2:10 PM.Vince Cholewa from the Ministry of Civil Defence. Audio

2:20 PM.From the ironsands of Muriwai to the saltflats of Utah, motorcyclist Corey Bertlesen is hoping to roar into the record books. Audio

2:45 PM.Ana Tapiata talks to Whatarangi Winiata about the tribe's decision to set up a permanent radio station, Reo FM. Audio

2:50 PM.By T-Rex, released in 1972, it became their most popular album in the US, even without a successful single. Audio

3:10 PM.We join Lynn Freeman for our weekly look at what's happening in the arts. Audio

3:30 PM.A Lyttelton local, Mike Dickison, is the force behind the port town's Ukulele Jam. Audio

3:45 PM.'Moving Towards a Balanced Earth: Kick the Carbon Habit' opens today and will be showing at Te Papa for the rest of the year. Audio

4:06 PM.With Gordon McLaughlin and Tony Doe. Audio

4:30 PM.With Gordon McLaughlin and Tony Doe. Audio