Afternoons for Friday 12 March 2010

1:20 PM.Garth Parry from Caledonia chooses Taxi by Harry Chapin. Audio

2:10 PM.A team of adventurous travellers are planning to journey from London to Sydney, and to Auckland by personal watercraft - or jet-ski. It's the first time it's ever been attempted. Audio

2:15 PM.Eddie Kramer was his studio engineer and is the man behind a new CD of previously unreleased material. Audio

2:50 PM.Ana Tapiata talks to Courtenay Waru, a young singer and haka performer who's fundraising to travel to Guam in September. Audio

3:08 PM.Alison Holst on making a meatloaf for Meatloaf this week, Alison's approaching a book release milestone (just released her 98th), and her 30 Minute Roast Chicken and Vegetables recipe for busy working… Read more Audio

3:18 PM.Wine writer, Yvonne Lorkin on why we never get round to drinking that special occasion wine in the seller - and more wine selections for the weekend. Audio

3:25 PM.With Bob McDavitt. Summer temps not all over yet, as an anticyclone next week will bring much of the country mid-20's heat. Audio

3:35 PM.With Noelle McCarthy - This Way of Life. Audio

3:40 PM.With Stephen Hewson. The New Zealand Cricket team are playing for pride alone in tomorrow's one-dayer against Australia in Wellington and the Warriors start their NRK campaign. Audio

3:48 PM.We set sail for the Far North where Jason Moon concludes his story about the SS Ventnor; a steam ship that mysteriously sank in the Hokianga with the cargo of 499 dead Chinese gold miners. Audio

4:08 PM.With Mark Blumsky and Stephen Franks. Audio

4:35 PM.With Mark Blumsky and Stephen Franks. Audio