Afternoons for Thursday 5 February 2009

1:10 PM.And for Mark Hossteede of Lower Hutt (when he remembers), it's Still Crazy After All These Years by Paul Simon. Audio

1:20 PM.With black sand beach and verdant bush, you can look out to sea, towards the setting sun over Lion Rock, this can only be Piha. Audio

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

2:10 PM.The lucky country's not feeling quite so right now as a record heatwave continues to seer their already scorched red earth. Audio

2:30 PM.Mike King talks about presenting Maori TV's new series Lost in Translation, chronicling the history of Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Audio

2:40 PM.Ana Tapiata speaks with Wellington Kuia, Pai Ruha about the many changes she's witnessed in her time including the advent of a black man in the White House. Audio

3:08 PM.Some more of what you've had to say about what's been said on the show today. Audio

3:12 PM.The life's work of artist Ted Dutch, plus ballet dancer turned educator and filmmaker, Nicholas Rowe talks about his latest film. Audio

3:30 PM.Katy meets a couple who've just gone a year without rubbish. Audio

3:45 PM.Nobel laureate Harry Kroto discusses advances in nanotechnology. Audio

4:10 PM.Josie McNaught and Gordon Campbell join Noelle McCarthy to opine and entertain. Audio

4:35 PM.We hear the Panellists get to gripe and opine about the week that was and perhaps more. Audio