Afternoons with Jesse Mulligan for Wednesday 14 March 2012

1:08 PM.Dale Jack from Hamilton has chosen 'Some People' sung by Cliff Richard. Audio

1:20 PM.Can you spot the connection in our music quiz? Audio

2:09 PM.Brewster Kahle is trying to collect every book ever written. He's already collected about 500 thousand books, which are in converted containers just outside San Francisco. Audio

2:22 PM.By the time Charles Lewis Thomas died in 1955, he had amassed an impressive collection of books, pamphlets and papers about New Zealand's history. Francis McWhannell, head of the rare books department… Read more Audio

2:30 PM.Festival Review discusses the theatre show Leo, the band Tinariwen from North Africa, and visual arts in the festival. Audio

3:10 PM.Apple operating systems upgrades; cool apps; crosswords and computers; and what happens to your online accounts when you die? Audio

3:32 PM.The survival stories of many Polish orphans brought to New Zealand after World War Two are depicted in a new exhibition of paintings at Auckland's Polish Museum. Audio

3:42 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

4:07 PM.Topics - The Accident Compensation Corporation says it will phone more than six and a half thousand of its clients to apologise for accidentally emailing their personal details to one of its clients… Read more Audio

4:36 PM.Topics - if you gaze to the northwest at twilight over the next few days, you should hopefully see the two brightest planets apparently moving close together - if the weather's clear. Today we learned… Read more Audio