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Afternoons for Tuesday 19 April 2011

  • Best Song Ever Written - The Blue Beat

    1:15 PM.The Blue Beat by Dinah Lee as chosen by Jessica Venning-Bryan of Wellington. Audio

  • Online reviews with Ele Ludemann

    1:21 PM.Ele Ludeman is building paper aeroplanes, and talks about getting a real education and P.G. Wodehouse as she delves into the blogosphere. Audio

  • Music review - Nick Atkinson

    1:35 PM.Nick Atkinson reviews The Mulatau Ululauta Matahefonua Trust Choir. Audio

  • TV review with Sarah McMullan

    1:40 PM.Sarah McMullan reviews Master Chef, Emergency 111, Drug Bust and what channel will get the Royal wedding TV movie? Audio

  • Book review with Graham Beatie

    1:51 PM.Graham Beatie reviews The New Zealand Pressure Cookbook by Lisa Loveday and 80 Recipes for your Pressure Cooker by Richard Ehrlich and Kyle Cathie. Audio

  • James Timberlake

    2:10 PM.James Timberlake and his architecture firm have won National Design Awards over and over again, and recently won the competition to design the new US Embassy in London and… Read more Audio

  • No Sleep to Revelation

    2:23 PM.On Sunday, Dean Jamie Allen started a marathon that is being watched from around the world. He's reading every word of the King James Bible to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the book. Audio

  • Tune Your Engine

    3:10 PM.Dan Buettner has made a special study of the secrets behind longevity and contentment. His latest book is Blue Zones - Lessons for Living Longer from the People Who've Lived the Longest. Audio

  • Asian Report for 19 April 2011- Indian Motor Cycle Tours

    3:35 PM.Steve Krzystyniak and his wife Lily Guildford run Indian Motor Cycle Adventures, which takes up to 15 motorcyclists on a three-week long adventure though the back roads of Rajasthan, considered one of… Read more Audio

  • The Panel Pre-show for 19 April 2011

    3:47 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

  • The Panel with Graham Bell and Gordon McLauchlan (Part 1)

    4:07 PM.Topics - Telecom fined a record 12 million dollars for anti- competitive behaviour, a UN review team has officially concluded that New Zealand's response to climate change is inadequate and a note of… Read more Audio

  • The Panel with Graham Bell and Gordon McLauchlan (Part 2)

    4:36 PM.Topics - Phil Goffs positives are only 27% and his negatives 49% and Whanganui district councilors are divided over the council's Christian tradition of opening each full meeting by reading aloud a… Read more Audio

1:10 Best Song Ever Written

The Blue Beat by Dinah Lee as chosen by Jessica Venning-Bryan of Wellington.

1:15 Critical Mass

Ele Ludeman is building paper aeroplanes, and talks about getting a real education and P.G. Wodehouse as she delves into the blogosphere.

The American Book Review's 100 best last lines from novels
Dear Blank
Stephen Fry pays tribute to P.G. Wodehouse
How to build the best paper aeroplane in the world

Nick Atkinson attends the finalists announcement for the Pacific Music Awards. Tha Feelstyle scoop a nomination for Best Pacific Song with Sometimes When It Rains.

Graham Beattie reviews a couple of cookbooks:

The New Zealand Pressure Cookbook by Lisa Loveday
Renaissance Publishing

80 Recipes for your Pressure Cooker by Richard Ehrlich
Published by Kyle Cathie

2:10 Feature Stories

James Timberlake and his architecture firm have won National Design Awards over and over again, and recently won the competition to design the new US Embassy in London. He's coming to New Zealand next month to judge the New Zealand Home of the Year and present two public lectures.

No Sleep to Revelation: On Sunday, Dean Jamie Allen started a marathon that is being watched from around the world. He's reading every word of the King James Bible to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the book.

2:30 Reading

Part two of The Daggy End, by Barbara Anderson, read by Donna Akersten.

2:45 Feature Album

Bob Marley's Catch A Fire.

3:12 Tune Your Engine

Dan Buettner has made a special study of the secrets behind longevity and contentment. His latest book is Blue Zones - Lessons for Living Longer from the People Who've Lived the Longest.

3:33 Asian Report

Steve Krzystyniak nd his wife Lily Guildford run Indian Motor Cycle Adventures, which takes up to 15 motorcyclists on a three-week long adventure though the back roads of Rajasthan, considered one of the most beautiful states in the country.

Jason Moon meets the couple at their home in Parakai, West Auckland as they gear up for their 11th year of touring.

4:06 The Panel

The Panel are Gordon McLauchlan and Graham Bell.