Afternoons for Wednesday 14 October 2009

1:07 PM.Today Jim talks about luck. Audio

1:28 PM.What do these three songs have in common. Audio

2:12 PM.A pall is being cast over one of Australia's most historic sporting triumphs, with apparent confirmation that the creation of Australia II's famous winged keel was not the work of an Aussie. Audio

2:20 PM.The extraordinary public response to Samoa's tsunami relief efforts is the inspiration for a unique artwork commissioned to capture and reflect Kiwi's generosity. Audio

2:45 PM.In He Rourou today Ana Tapiata talks with Teina Moetara, who's the cultural and theoretical studies tutor at Toi Whakaari. Audio

3:12 PM.Hamish MacEwan is back to talk techno stuff. Audio

3:34 PM.David visits an exhibition which pays tribute to the battles for Paschendaele in Belgium. One of which saw a thousand New Zealanders killed in just one day, on the 12th October 1917. Audio

3:47 PM.The Cawthron Institute hatchery has been breeding Pacific oysters for many years. Audio

4:07 PM.With today's guests Finlay McDonald and Gordon McLaughlan. Audio

4:39 PM.With today's guests Finlay McDonald and Gordon McLaughlan. Audio