Afternoons for Tuesday 31 July 2012

1:08 PM.Alan Blair from Tokoroa has chosen 'Do you Hear The People Sing' from Les Miserables. Audio

1:21 PM.Reviewing the Olympic opening ceremony and 'First Crossings'. Audio

1:36 PM.Graham Beatie reviews 'Hunter from the Heartland' by Cameron Petley and 'The Search for Anne Perry' by Joanne Drayton. Audio

1:47 PM.Featuring 'Georgia On My Mind' by Dudley Moore and 'I Think of You' by Sixto Rodriguez. Audio

1:57 PM.The freedom of speech rules on Twitter. Audio

2:21 PM.A Wellington company has come up with a smart technology sign-in system which enables organisations to know in an instant who is (and isn't) in their building. Audio

3:10 PM.American arthritis prevention expert, Dr Glen Johnson on what works and what doesn't to prevent the pain of arthritis. Audio

3:35 PM.It's estimated around 173 million suffer from some form of mental health disorder in China alone. The World Health Organisation is addressing the issues of mental health as a worldwide epidemic. Lynda… Read more Audio

3:46 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

4:07 PM.Topics - Criticism is emerging of the blueprint for a rebuilt inner Christchurch. Canterbury Chamber of Commerce chief executive Peter Townsend says he's enthusiastic for the commercial future of… Read more Audio

4:33 PM.Topics - The International Olympic Committee's medical chief says there's no reason to have suspicions over the Chinese teenager, Ye Shiwen's remarkable victory in the women's 400m individual medley… Read more Audio