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Afternoons for Friday 9 November 2012

  • The Best Song Ever Written - The Water Is Wide

    1:08 PM.Jacquie Walters from chooses this Mike Brosnan song. Audio

  • NZ Live - Greg Johnson

    1:15 PM.A jet-lagged Greg Johnson plays songs from his album 'Exits'. Audio

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  • Laura Dekker

    2:10 PM.Laura Dekker was just 10 years old when she first began preparing to sail around the world by herself. Born on a yacht in Whangarei and raised in the Netherlands, she would have to battle Dutch… Read more Audio

  • The Vault - 50 Years of Women's Liberation in NZ

    2:20 PM.Deb Nation explores the archives to celebrate the Women's Conventions which radicalised country ladies, rape victims and feminist separatists alike, 50 years ago. Audio

  • Fresh Fast Food with Alison Holst

    3:08 PM.Dame Alison Holst shares a recipe for traditional Christmas mince meat. Audio

  • Wine With Belinda Jackson

    3:22 PM.Belinda's wine picks Mount Beautiful Riesling 2010 - North Canterbury $22 Auka Cabernet Sauvignon 2008 - Mendoza, Argentina $25 Koonunga Hill Shiraz - $15 on special Audio

  • Film Review with Sarah McMullan

    3:35 PM.The Sessions is loosely based on the true life story of Mark O'Brien - an American poet, philosopher and writer who was unable to move and needed to spend time in an iron lung every day due to Polio… Read more Audio

  • Rememberance

    3:45 PM.Sunday is Armistice Day, the anniversary of the signing of the Armistice between the Allies and Germany to officially end the First World War. In Cambridge, the commemorations actually begin tomorrow… Read more Audio

  • The Panel Pre-Show for 9 November 2012

    3:50 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

  • The Panel with Anna Chinn and Richard Langston (Part 1)

    4:08 PM.Almost $20 million in poker machine revenue has been diverted from community and sporting groups as a consequence of a racing industry takeover of poker machines. A former police officer accused of… Read more Audio

  • The Panel with Anna Chinn and Richard Langston (Part 2)

    4:33 PM.There are fresh demands to reform the system of appointing Archbishops in Britain, The debate on gay and transgender marriage continued this week in Parliament, The Prime Minister has denied in… Read more Audio

1:10 Best Song Ever Written - Jacquie Walters nominated 'The Water Is Wide' by Mike Brosnan.

1:15 NZ  Live - Greg Johnson.

2:10 Solo Yachtie - Laura Dekker

Laura Dekker was just 10 years old when she first began preparing to sail around the world by herself. Born on a yacht in Whangarei, raised in the Netherlands, she would have to battle Dutch authorities, who thought she was too young and the journey too dangerous..before battling with the sea.
Last January she became the youngest person to sail solo around the world at the age of 16 years and 123 days.   She's now 17 and ready for a new challenge. Dekker is going to sail into Auckland's Maritime Museum Marina on Monday  where she and her yacht Guppy will take up residence for the next year.

2:20  The Vault

Deb Nation explores the archives to celebrate the Women's Conventions which radicalised country ladies, rape victims and feminist separatists alike, 50 years ago.

2:30 Reading - Michele Amas reads 'An Optimal Heart Rate' by Sarah Weir.

MUSIC DETAILS      
Clublife 2/TTVCD 2960/Tk1 Sash/Feat. Tina Cousins/Mysterious Times [Cyprus and The Joker Meets Bossi Mix]/1'08"

2:45 Feature album - Parachutes - Coldplay  (2000)

3:08 One Stop Shop

Food  - Dame Alison Holst - Christmas mince-meat and Christmas mince pies

Wine - Belinda Jackson

Mount Beautiful Riesling 2010 - North Canterbury $22
Auka Cabernet Sauvignon 2008 - Mendoza, Argentina $25
Koonunga Hill Shiraz - $15 on special

Movies - Sarah McMullan

The Sessions
1hr 34mins; M:

Delicacy
1hr 49mins; M:

Arbitrage
1hr 42mins; M: contains offensive language

4:06 The Panel - Anna Chinn and Richard Langston

The shenanigans with pokies and where the money goes; speaking of gambling there's some disgust with the betting that went on over the appointment of the next Archbishop Of Canterbury. I mean do the betting sites run numbers on Papal elections? Perhaps they do now.