Afternoons for Wednesday 15 July 2009

1:08 PM.Gratuitous signage from around the world. Audio

1:15 PM.Colleen McColl in Wellington chooses Non, je ne regrette rien by Edith Piaf. Audio

1:20 PM.The weekly music game on Afternoons, where we ask you to identify similarities between singers or songs. Audio

2:10 PM.A new drug is in development that is hoped to combat rising obesity rates, and tests of the drug on mice have produced dramatic results. Audio

2:25 PM.They say that chocolate is nature's way of making up for Mondays but everyday involves the favourite confection for Chocolate Therapist Murray Langham. Audio

2:45 PM.The finalists of the Maori Farmer of the Year awards all have strong commitment to their Maori communities, its past and their future. Audio

2:50 PM.Our Feature Album is from Elvis Presley, it was his 34th album - From Elvis In Memphis - considered by many to be his best album. Audio

3:10 PM.Google announces an Operating System, while Microsoft Plans to enter the free on-line word processing market. Audio

3:35 PM.A decade-long storm water project in Waitakere City has so far attracted 15-thousand local people who've volunteered to clear streams and replant river banks. Audio

3:50 PM.Superconductors are a possible alternative to copper wire, they can have a billionth the resistance of copper, but what exactly are superconductors? Audio

4:07 PM.With Michelle A'Court and Tim Watkin. Audio

4:35 PM.With Michelle A'Court and Tim Watkin. Audio