Afternoons for Tuesday 26 August 2008

1:05 PM.Joanne Griffiths from Rotorua has chosen the Rollings Stones 'Angie'. Audio

1:15 PM.Radio DJ James Daniels introduces the top hits from the year 1985. Audio

2:10 PM.Former Olympic selector, Associate Prof David Gerrard says the New Zealand Olympic team in Beijing was too big. Audio

2:20 PM.The Mad Butcher on the history of the Sav in NZ - and why is it disappearing from our Kiwiana menus. Audio

2:45 PM.Ana Tapiata talks to Mark Te One, one of the Ati Awa negotiators for Taranaki Whanui. Audio

2:50 PM.Crime of the Century is the third album by the progressive rock band Supertramp, released in 1974. Audio

3:10 PM.Co-author of 'Optimum Nutrition for Your Child: Maximise Your Child's Potential'. Audio

3:35 PM.Jason Moon talks to three women involved with the New Zealand feature film Apron Strings. Audio

3:50 PM.Mick Clout, a conservation ecologist at the University of Auckland and how science can help the efforts to save kakapo. Audio

4:05 PM.Michelle Boag and Bomber Bradbury discuss internet suppression, transport cost and other topics of the day. Audio

4:35 PM.More from todays panelists Michelle Boag and Bomber Bradbury. Audio