1:10 Best Song Ever Written - Brayden Sullivan of Christchurch nominated Here and Now by Wellington band, Terror of the Dead

1:20 NZ Music - Boh Runga, Anika Moa and Hollie Smith from their Winery Tour all in our Auckland studio together.

2:10 McLaren's 50th - Chris Amon
One of the famous names of motorsport  is celebrating 50 years in September  - McLaren, the company started,  of course, by one of the greats of the sport, New Zealander  Bruce McLaren.
Jim Mora talks with one of Bruce McLaren's great mates and fellow driving legend, Chris Amon..

2:25 NZ Society story - Marilyn Waring has spent the last forty years working to improve the place of women in society today.
The former high profile MP who's now a Professor  of Public Policy, turned 60 at the end of 2012.
She talks to David Steemson about 'making a difference'

2:35 Reading - More of Angela Meyer's own story Sea Fever - From First Date to First Mate.

2:45 Feature album -  Life For Rent' -  Dido  (2003)

3:08 One Stop Shop - For your summer weekend we have Geoff Scott from Vinnie's with the food, Yvonne Lorkin back from holiday with the wine, and Sarah McMullan reviews the new Quentin Tarantino movie, Django Unchained

Fresh Fast Food - Geoff Scott
Geoff's  PLUM & BROWN SUGAR CLAFOUTIS

Weekend Wine - Yvonne Lorkin
Ngatarawa Stables Sauvignon Blanc 2012 $10-$15
Waimea Classic Riesling 2011 $19
Mountford Estate Pinot Noir 2009 $72

Movie Review - Sarah McMullan. Django Unchained, The Impossible and Paranorman

3.40  Robbie Burns Day
Tonight in Dunedin they're marking the birthday of the great scottish poet Robbie Burns...the poet who's always had a special place in the city's history...as well as his statue in the middle of the Octagon.
He'll be honoured with the Burns Supper at the Otago Early Settlers Musuem - in which nae doubt there'll be some whiskey consumed, a haggis addressed, and a word or two of the bard recited.
Up to 100 people are expected at the gathering, and the man who'll be addressing the haggis is John Steel, who's done it a few times now.

4:06 On The Panel, Chris Wikaira and Steve McCabe.

We'll analyse the PM's state of the nation speech, in particular the steps towards affordable housing. Receiving $10,000 compensation for distress from the Employment Relations Authority. Blankets or duvees, what do you use? The duvee dominates now, but blanket supporters are fighting a rearguard action. Should racism in Fawlty Towers be expunged? The BBC's bowlderising the "Don't mention the war" episode. And Jimbo the American Staffordshire, he'll be put to death now finally for killing the rabbits and trying to fight the other dog. Are they executing Jimbo for doing what dogs do?