Afternoons for Friday 2 September 2016
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East Coast still feeling aftershocks
1:08 PM.Aftershocks are still being felt on the East Coast, after a 7.1 earthquake hit off the East Cape this morning. The quake struck at 4.40am about 130km north-east of Te Araroa and was 55km deep. We get… Read more Audio
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Saving Sir Ed's hut
1:20 PM.The vintage tractor expedition from Piha Beach to Aoraki Mount Cook has cracked more than 600 kilometres. So far Expedition South, has covered about a third of the journey, in two vintage tractors and… Read more Audio
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Critter of the Week: The Duvaucel's Gecko
1:30 PM.Doc's Threatened Species Ambassador presents our biggest extant gecko species, the Duvaucel's Gecko. Read more Audio, Gallery
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NZ Live: Kim Bonnington with The Hardcore Troubadours
2:20 PM.Today's New Zealand Live guest started her career in entertainment at age 4, living in the small South Island town of Tapawera. Now she is one half of a Country / Folk duo, often seen frequenting the… Read more Video, Audio
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The year of the Pulse
3:10 PM.2016 is the Year of the Pulse! The United Nations focuses on a different food source about every 4 years, and utilising pulse-based proteins is the emphasis this year. Chef, Julie Biuso says pulses… Read more Audio
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Gardening - Lynda Hallinan
3:30 PM.Lynda Hallinan on growing potatoes. Audio
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One Quick Question for 2 September 2016
3:44 PM.We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Read more Audio
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The Panel pre-show for 2 September 2016
3:45 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio
1:10 First song
1:15 East Coast still feeling aftershocks
Aftershocks are still being felt on the East Coast, after a 7.1 earthquake hit off the East Cape this morning. The quake struck at 4.40am about 130km north-east of Te Araroa and was 55km deep.
Civil Defence has cancelled a level two tsunami threat warning. Gisborne residents can now return to their homes, after earlier being told to leave properties along the coastline.
Power has been restored to the 300 affected homes. Several schools in Gisborne will be closed for the day, despite the tsunami warning being lifted.
We get the latest on the seismic activity from Bill Fry, a GNS Seismologist.
A 7.1 earthquake has hit northeast of Gisborne, and residents have been urged to evacuate to higher ground. Photo: Geonet
1:20 Saving Sir Ed's Hut
The Tractors on Mt Ruapehu, where Sir Ed first experienced snow. Photo: Antarctic Heritage Trust
The vintage tractor expedition from Piha Beach to Aoraki Mount Cook has cracked more than 600 kilometres.
So far Expedition South, has covered about a third of the journey, in two vintage tractors and a modern Massey Ferguson.
Al Fastier of the Antarctic Heritage Trust is leading the road trip.
1:35 Critter of the Week: The Duvaucel's Gecko
Doc's Threatened Species Ambassador presents our biggest extant gecko species, the Duvaucel's Gecko.
1:40 Favourite album: Chelsea Night Club by The Members (1979)
2:10 Film Review with Richard Swainson
2:20 NZ Live: Kim Bonnington with The Hardcore Troubadours
Kim Bonnington Hard Core Troubadours Photo: RNZ
Today's New Zealand Live guest started her career in entertainment at age 4, living in the small South Island town of Tapawera. Now she is one half of a Country / Folk duo, often seen frequenting the bars and cafes of Wellington but today she is here with the Hard Core Troubadours, playing songs from her debut, self-titled EP.
3:10 Food: Julie Biuso celebrates pulses
Lentil Salad with Golden Raisins & Roasted Tomatoes Photo: Julie Biuso
2016 is the Year of the Pulse! The United Nations focuses on a different food source about every 4 years, and utilising pulse-based proteins is the emphasis this year.
Chef, Julie Biuso says pulses are an inexpensive way to include protein in a weekly diet - things such as dried beans, chickpeas and lentils.
She also shares a recipe for Lentil Salad with Golden Raisins & Roasted Tomatoes.
3:45 The Panel Pre-Show
Music played in this show
JESSE MULLIGAN AFTERNOONS:
1pm - 4pm with Jim Mora
Friday 2nd September 2016
JIM'S SONG:
ARTIST Gary Portnoy
TITLE: Where Everybody Knows You Name (Theme from Cheers)
COMP: Gary Portnoy, Judy Hart Angelo
ALBUM: Single
LABEL: Star Blend
FAVOURITE ALBUM:
ARTIST: The Members
TITLE The Sound of The Suberbs
COMP: Jean-Marie Carroll, Nicky Tesco
ALBUM: At The Chelsea Night Club
LABEL: Virgin
ARTIST: The Members
TITLE Soho A Go Go
COMP: Chris Payne, Nicky Tesco
ALBUM: At The Chelsea Night Club
LABEL: Virgin
ARTIST: The Members
TITLE Chelsea Night Club
COMP: Jean-Marie Carroll
ALBUM: At The Chelsea Night Club
LABEL: Virgin
NEW ZEALAND LIVE:
ARTIST: Kim Bonnington
TITLE: A Little Time
COMP: Kim Bonnington
ALBUM: Kim Bonnington EP
LIVE: RNZ Wellington
ARTIST: Kim Bonnington
TITLE: The Debt
COMP: Kim Bommington
ALBUM: Kim Bonnington EP
LIVE: RNZ Wellington
ARTIST: Kim Bonnington
TITLE: All She Ever Wanted
COMP: Wayne Mason
ALBUM: Kim Bonnington
LIVE: RNZ Wellington
ARTIST: Kim Bonnington
TITLE: Those Words We Said
COMP: Kim Richey
ALBUM: Kim Bonnington
LIVE: RNZ Wellington
THE PANEL (HALF TIME SONG)
ARTIST: The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company & The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
TITLE: The Policeman's Song (A Policeman's Lot Is Not A Happy One)
COMP: William Gilbert, Arthur Sullivan
ALBUM: Pirates of Penzance
LABEL: London
