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Afternoons for Wednesday 11 June 2008
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Jim's Essay
1:07 PM.As the brain gets older being social goes a long way. Audio
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The Best Song Ever Written
1:10 PM.Mountains of Mourn - Don Mclean Audio
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Link 3
1:15 PM.Did you get the link? This weeks prize Phoenix Foundations CD 'Happy Ending". Audio
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Virtual World
1:15 PM."Nerdic"is the fastest growing language in Europe. Audio
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Shellfish Warning
2:10 PM.Medical officer of health Dr Jonathan Jarman says shellfish gathering is increasing as food and petrol prices climb. Audio
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The Unlikely Lads
2:20 PM.One's a bearded, heavy metal-loving bogan, the other a clean cut accounts manager. Audio
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He Rourou for 11 June 2008
2:45 PM.In He Rourou today, Ana Tapiata talks to Te Ahu Rei, the MC for Massey University's Maori graduation ceremony in Wellington. Audio
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Feature Album for 11 June 2008
2:50 PM.The Notorious Byrd Brothers - the Byrds (1968). Audio
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Can Auckland Be a Major Cultrual Centre in Five Years?
3:33 PM.Robbie Macrae, programme director, performing arts at The Edge in Auckland about their International Arts Season. Audio
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Science Story
3:47 PM.Veronika Meduna gets a taste of the power of the ocean. Audio
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The Panel (part 1)
4:06 PM.Joanne Black and Deborah Hill-Cone join Jim Mora on the panel. Audio
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The Panel (part 2)
4:38 PM.Joanne Black and Deborah Hill-Cone join Jim Mora on the panel. Audio