Afternoons for Tuesday 21 October 2008

1:11 PM.And for Mike Thomas of Auckland, it's Pink Floyd's Shine On You Crazy Diamond. Audio

1:20 PM.A confused post-punk, post disco, new-wave extravaganza of everything goes - perhaps the start of modern diversity in music. Audio

2:08 PM.Some of what you've had to say about what we've had to say! Audio

2:10 PM.For the first time, identification and treatment guidelines have been jointly developed between Australia and New Zealand. Audio

2:24 PM.After announcements of receivership, Dunedin student Nick Randal vowed to save the music company, starting a campaign. Audio

2:30 PM.Saome of what you've had to say about what we've had to say. Audio

2:45 PM.Ana Tapiata talks to Ngati Pukenga elder Toko Renata about the swearing in of an Iwi member as high court judge. Audio

2:50 PM.Joan Baez's 1960 self-titled album. Audio

3:08 PM.Some of what you've had to say about what we've had to say. Audio

3:30 PM.Jason Moon investigates the Miss India New Zealand competition and finds out what it could mean to win. Audio

3:44 PM.What was it that brought destruction to the once great eastern Polynesian civilization of Rapa Nui? Audio

4:10 PM.Graham Bell and David Slack join Jim on The Panel today. Audio

4:35 PM.Graham Bell has a new tell-all book out. Will he tell us? David Slack joins him. Audio