Afternoons for Tuesday 23 September 2008

1:07 PM.For Judith Baxter it is 'I Hope You Dance' sung by Leanne Womack. Audio

1:20 PM.Today we travel back 42 years and take in the musical highlights and the memories of 1966 with Neil Collins. Audio

2:10 PM.World Famous in New Zealand was the catchphrase that put Paeroa on the map, but it's also landed local accountant Tony Coombe with a legal battle he'd rather not have. Audio

2:20 PM.Jamie Wood is part of a team that's won funding to research the Moa. Audio

2:45 PM.Ana Tapiata talks with Keepa Munro about the Ngati Hine Health trust podiatry programme. Audio

2:50 PM.2004 album by Ray Charles, the last album he completed before his death. Duets between Charles and a firmament of stars. Audio

3:10 PM.We hear from a man who wrote about his personal experience of the condition, and we catch up on some research in Iceland. Audio

3:30 PM.Jason Moon has just been down to Dunedin for the official opening of the 6.5 million dollar Chinese Garden. Audio

3:45 PM.We go punting on the River Cam to meet some of the brightest minds at Cambridge University. Audio

4:06 PM.With Peter Elliot and Janet Wilson. Audio

4:36 PM.With Peter Elliot and Janet Wilson. Audio