Afternoons for Tuesday 16 December 2008

1:10 PM.For Jeannette Glynn of Hamilton it is Gershwin's 'Rhapsody in Blue'. Audio

1:15 PM.Reeling in the Hits of 1967 this week with Erin Sinclair. Audio

2:13 PM.When the Great Depression left Alfred Butts out of work, he came up with a game that 60 years later is still a winner. Audio

2:20 PM.During 25 years at Havelock North Intermediate John Fullwood has made dance an important part of his students' physical education. Audio

2:45 PM.In 1912, a very significant gathering of Maori chiefs was held to record important historical information. Today we hear the secretary of that hui, Raureti Te Huia as he talks about being part of the… Read more Audio

2:45 PM.The humble house mouse and how it arrived in New Zealand. Audio

2:50 PM.The Guess Who were the first Canadian band to have a No. 1 hit on the US charts. Road Food was released in 1974. Audio

3:11 PM.Matthew Sanders is the director of the Parenting and Family Support Centre at the University of Queensland. Audio

3:33 PM.Burmese couple Khon Aungr Lanan and Na La-Mon are actively involved in the local Burmese community, Khon Aungr's been busy organising the performance for a special Christmas function and Na La-Mon… Read more Audio

4:08 PM.With Gary McCormick and David Farrar. Audio

4:36 PM.With Gary McCormick and David Farrar. Audio