Afternoons for Friday 30 January 2009

1:08 PM.For Sarah McCarthy the best song ever written is Cruise'n by Robert Michael Nesmith. Audio

1:20 PM.The Darcy Perry Band joins Afternoons for the first New Zealand Live of 2009. Audio

2:10 PM.Winton locals are scratching their heads over a mysterious headstone, which has appeared at the grave of Minnie Dean. Audio

2:30 PM.As Waitangi Day approaches, it's timely that talk has turned to the flag. Audio

2:45 PM.In He Rourou Ana Tapiata talks with Brian Wiki a longtime sailor about the ups and downs of life on the water. Audio

2:50 PM.Met Service weather ambassador Bob McDavitt tells us about this weekend's weather. Audio

3:10 PM.Phillip Kraal from Le Bon Bolli Catering and The Crumpet Club Chef patron joins Afternoons for fresh fast food. Audio

3:30 PM.Barry Guy takes us through the weekends sport action including the Louis Vuitton Pacific Series and the Australian Open. Audio

3:46 PM.There are over twenty regional parks in the Auckland region, owned by the Auckland Regional Council. Audio

4:07 PM.Today guests on the panel are Irene Gardiner and Bomber Bradbury. Audio

4:35 PM.Today guests on the panel are Irene Gardiner and Bomber Bradbury. Audio