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Afternoons for Wednesday 29 July 2015

  • Song You Have To Hear - Inside Out

    1:13 PM.Inside Out - Avalanche City. Audio

  • Peace Officer - Brad Barber and Scott Christopherson

    1:17 PM.The feature documentary, Peace Officer, is playing at the New Zealand International Film Festival. It explores the militarisation and use of SWAT teams, in civilian situations, by local police forces… Read more Audio

  • World Bodysurfing Championships - Mike Baker

    1:34 PM.Nelson man, Mike Baker, is off to compete at the 39th annual World Bodysurfing Championships. He was invited by the Del Mar Bodysurfing Club in San Diego to compete with their team next month. But it… Read more Audio

  • Feature Album - Pleased to Meet Me

    1:40 PM.Pleased To Meet Me (1987) by The Replacements chosen by Johnny Lane of Auckland. Audio

  • Sri Lankan food with Delaney Mes

    2:10 PM.Delaney Mes is a food writer whose work appears in Metro and Herald on Sunday. Her website delaneymes.com features the best of her food, wine and travel writing - look out for her recent post on… Read more Audio

  • City of Gold director Laura Gabbert

    2:15 PM.For the last 29 years, LA Times restaurant reviewer Jonathan Gold has been revealing the best of Los Angeles in weekly instalments. He was the first reviewer to step out of the five star restaurants… Read more Audio

  • Comic Ben Hurley on food

    2:45 PM.Ben Hurley is probably New Zealand's most experienced live comic, certainly our most accomplished. After a hugely successful run on the UK circuit he is now back in New Zealand, still playing big… Read more Audio

  • Technology - Paul Brislen

    3:10 PM.Paul Brislen discusses the Trans Pacific Partnership's potential impact on the New Zealand technology sector. And we meet Richard Phillips from Koordinates, a company that aims to make geospatial data… Read more Audio

  • The Wireless preview - Ollie Neas

    3:30 PM.In Radio New Zealand's on-line magazine THE WIRELESS, this week, five young New Zealanders lay down the truth about what it's really like living across the ditch… Read more Audio

  • Microplastics to Sea

    3:35 PM.Salt, sugar, coconut husks, oatmeal, coffee grounds, apricot kernals - all things that can be used for exfoliating the skin. But increasingly, companies are using microplastics or microbeads. And it's… Read more Audio

  • The Panel pre-show for 29 July 2015

    3:45 PM.What the world is talking about. With Jesse Mulligan, Jim Mora and Zara Potts. Audio

1:10 Songs You Have To Hear

Inside Out - Avalanche City

1:20 Peace Officer - Brad Barber and Scott Christopherson

The feature documentary, Peace Officer, is playing at the New Zealand International Film Festival. It explores the militarisation and use of SWAT teams, in civilian situations, by local police forces in the US. It won the Grand Jury prize at South by Southwest. Directors, Brad Barber and Scott Christopherson, talk about making it.

1:30 World Bodysurfing Championships - Mike Baker

Nelson man, Mike Baker, is off to compete at the 39th annual World Bodysurfing Championships. He was invited by the Del Mar Bodysurfing Club in San Diego to compete with their team next month. But it hasn't been an easy road to get there.

1:40 Feature Album

Pleased To Meet Me (1987) by The Replacements chosen by Johnny Lane of Auckland.

2:10 Talking Food

Jesse speaks to Delaney Mes, Laura Gabbert and others about food.  

3:10 Tech and innovation - Paul Brislen and Richard Phillips

Paul has been trying to find out what the TPP might hold in store for New Zealand's technology sector.

Richard Phillips from Koordinates discusses a new broadband mapping app. 

3:25 The Wireless - Ollie Neas

In Radio New Zealand's on-line magazine THE WIRELESS, this week, five young New Zealanders lay down the truth about what it's really like living across the ditch.

3:35 Microplastics - Amelia Nurse

Salt, sugar, coconut husks, oatmeal, coffee grounds, apricot kernels - all things that can be used for exfoliating the skin. But increasingly these days, companies are using microplastics or microbeads. And it's surprising what products they turn up in, as Amelia Nurse found out. 

New Zealand Society

3:45 The Panel Pre-Show

What the world is talking about.  With Jesse Mulligan, Jim Mora and Zara Potts.