Afternoons for Tuesday 19 August 2008

1:10 PM.Alan Rosling has chosen 'I Care' by John Hanlon. Audio

1:15 PM.Phil Gifford was only 9 years old in 1956, but he still remembers the impact of Elvis clearly. Audio

2:11 PM.A new campaign to put the squeeze on parents who can't or won't cough up extra funds for their children's education. Audio

2:21 PM.Enid Blyton has been voted Britain's best-loved author in a new survey. Audio

2:45 PM.In He Rourou today, Ana Tapiata talks to Kara Puketapu about the role of government servants in advancing Maori development. Audio

2:50 PM.A Grammy Award winning album also featuring Keith Richards, Carlos Santana, Bonnie Raitt and Van Morrison. Audio

3:16 PM.Investigative reporter Ben Hills, shares the secrets of long life he found out about on the Mediterranean Island of Sardinia. Audio

3:36 PM.Today, Jason Moon explores the issues of Korean identity in Aotearoa. Audio

3:47 PM.Geology in Paintings. Wellington artist Bob Kerr and Simon Lamb about Harold Wellman's life. Audio

4:08 PM.With today's guests Linley Boniface and Graham Bell. Audio

4:35 PM.With today's guests Linley Boniface and Graham Bell. Audio