Afternoons for Monday 30 November 2015

Ken Laban and Jim Mora at Eden Park, today. Photo: RNZ/ Cole Eastham-Farrelly

1:00 Remembering Jonah

John Campbell acts as MC and Jim Mora and Ken Laban provide additional commentary for RNZ's broadcast of the public remembrance service for All Black great, Jonah Lomu, at Eden Park, Auckland. 

3:10 Feature Interview - Cheryl Strayed

Before there was Wild,  there was "Dear Sugar", an advice column for the internet age written anonymously by Cheryl Strayed, long before her book and the movie by Reese Witherspoon made her famous.   "Dear Sugar" appeared on the literary site The Rumpus and dispensed practical wisdom acquired from  the challenges   Strayed experienced in her own life.   Her mother died, she abused drugs and went through a divorce before hiking the Pacific Crest Trail along the West Coast of the United States and turning her life around. She's written a new book with quotes and thoughts about overcoming adversity called Brave Enough. We'll talk to Cheryl Strayed. 

3:35 Voices

They're little edible treasures, layered with real gold and silver leaf and all handmade. Lynda Chanwai-Earle is in the heart of Hawkes Bay to find out why Pawan's Indian sweets have customers queuing.

3:45 The Panel Pre-Show

What the world is talking about with Jesse Mulligan and Zoe George.

Music played in this show

Jesse Mulligan 1-4pm

Monday 30 November

ARTIST: War
TITLE: Lowrider
COMP: War
ALBUM: Why Can't We Be Friends
LABEL: United Artists