Afternoons for Thursday 15 September 2011

1:10 PM.Jim from Auckland nominates 'Let Him Roll' by Guy Clark. Audio

1:24 PM.A small town in North Canterbury, situated on State Highway 1 less than 50 kilometres north of Christchurch. Audio

2:10 PM.The Chicago Transit Authority's debut self-titled album from 1969. Audio

2:12 PM.Gregory Kloehn is a California-based artist currently exhibiting a deluxe dumpster which he has transformed into fully functional home complete with water, heat and electricity. Audio

2:20 PM.Wellington's Downstage Theatre has announced it is postponing or cancelling all shows for the rest of the year, citing a very tough economic climate among its reasons. Audio

3:10 PM.Sonia Sly finds out about the competitive nature of the international female barbershop scene with four women who have plenty of personality and voices to boot. Audio

3:20 PM.Tired of the rumblings in the concrete jungle, Sage Forest heads out to Orana Wildlife Park in Christchurch for a close encounter with the King of the Jungle. Audio

3:35 PM.Just north of Wellington in Lower Hutt a small company is turning meat processing waste into wound-healing products. Audio

3:45 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

4:08 PM.New Zealand's visibility due to the Rugby World Cup; The Eurobond may be floated. Audio

4:35 PM.Are men with lower voices more attractive to the opposite sex; The Canterbury Earthquake insurance deadlock; Speed Camera tickets have doubled over the last year. Audio