Afternoons for Wednesday 2 September 2009

1:07 PM.How intelligent are animals? Audio

1:15 PM.Lisa Talbot from Wanganui chooses The Great Song of Indifference by Bob Geldof. Audio

1:20 PM.What do these songs have in common? Audio

2:10 PM.The poor and the chronically ill could benefit from discount vouchers for cut-price food, according to research presented this afternoon in Dunedin. Audio

2:20 PM.New research using statistics gathered from the streets of Christchurch shows the mood of Cantabrians directly correlates with the daily level of mercury in thermometers. Audio

2:45 PM.Ana Tapiata talks to Kahurangi Maxwell and Nanny Jean Puketapu at the television birthday special for Sir Howard Morrison. Audio

2:50 PM.Black and Blue by The Rolling Stones. Audio

3:10 PM.Touchable Hologram Becomes Reality, The MsBehaviour Files: Make, Craft and Print and ebooks. Audio

3:30 PM.A person-powered hydro bike is being used to pump water to community gardens in Waitakere City. It's all part of the area's multi-million dollar Twin Streams project aimed at improving water drainage… Read more Audio

3:47 PM.A team of researchers at the University of Otago are trying to work out how spiders move. Audio

4:07 PM.With Graeme Bell and David Farrar. Audio

4:35 PM.With Graeme Bell and David Farrar. Audio