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Afternoons for Tuesday 28 February 2012
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Best Song Ever Written - She Bangs the Drums
1:09 PM.Owen Mann from Wellington has chosen 'She Bangs the Drums' by The Stone Roses.. Audio
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TV Review with Phil Wallington
1:19 PM.The Oscars, Mark Crysell's Sunday piece 'Cherry Blossom Tragedy' and 'The Green, Green Grass'. Audio
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Lake Superior State University list of banished words
1:33 PM.The awesome people at Lake Superior State University have once again published thir iconic annual list of banished words, possibly the most famous such compendium of irascible opinion in the world. Audio
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Book Review with Vanda Symon
1:37 PM.Reviewing 'In The Absence of Heroes' by Anthony McCarten and 'The Dead Witness: A Connoisseur's Collection of Victorian Detective Stories' edited by Michael Sims. Audio
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Music Review with Nick Atkinson
1:47 PM.'City of Atlantis' by Myele Manzanza and featuring and Ladi 6; and 'A Long Time' by Mayer Hawthorne. Audio
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New technology with Ben Gracewood
1:55 PM.Nevada creates special license plates for robot drivers; Canadian digs out his basement using radio control scale earthmoving equipment; and what happens to the cocaine in Coca Cola? Audio
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The Golden Shears
2:10 PM.The 52nd Golden Shears kicks off in Masterton tomorrow - the event, which turned sheep shearing into a world-wide sport, is a part of Kiwi culture. Audio
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Cicadas
2:18 PM.About a month ago a listener emailed Afternoons wondering where all the cicadas are this season. Audio
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Festival Review for 28 February 2012
2:31 PM.Festival Review discusses the play The Wild Bride; the NZSQ concert Beethoven! Age of Enlightenment; and The Barons of Tang. Audio
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Politics and Zombies
3:10 PM.In his book, 'Theories of International Politics and Zombies', professor Daniel Drezner poses a serious question: what do different theories of foreign relations predict would happen if the dead began… Read more Audio
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Asian Report for 28 February 2012 - Chinese New Year Festival
3:36 PM.Lynda Chanwai-Earle checks out the annual Chinese New year Festival celebrations at Wellington's TSB Arena where a spectacular opening performance brings together over 40 performers, five community… Read more Audio
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The Panel Pre-Show for 28 February 2012
3:46 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio
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The Panel with Mark Inglis and Simon Pound (Part 1)
4:07 PM.Topics - The first stage of the Government's big welfare shake-up is targeting teenage beneficiaries, and those who have left school and aren't in training or work. The chairman of the Otago Rugby… Read more Audio
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The Panel with Mark Inglis and Simon Pound (Part 2)
4:38 PM.Topics - The Green Party is questioning the supposed economic benefits of the Sky City casino extension, in exchange for a deal with the government over a National Conference Centre. There's just a… Read more Audio
1:10 Best Song Ever Written
1:15 Critical Mass
2:30 New Zealand International Arts Festival review
The Wild Bride, Beethoven! Age of Enlightenment and The Barons of Tang.
Gallery: New Zealand International Arts Festival
2:30 Reading
2:45 Feature Album
3:12 Tune Your Engine
3:33 Asian Report
4:06 The Panel