1:10 First song: Martin Phillipps: In Session

Martin Phillipps of The Chills

Photo: RNZ / Rebekah Parsons-King

Martin Phillipps of The Chills performs his new song, Eazy Peazy, live in our studio.

Subnational Population Estimates: At 30 June 2016

Subnational Population Estimates: At 30 June 2016 Photo: Statistics New Zealand

1:15 The Future of Regional New Zealand

Statistics out this morning show the four fastest-growing regions in New Zealand are Auckland, Canterbury, Waikato and Bay of Plenty.

They accounted for more than 75 per cent of New Zealand's population growth.

The figures were released for the year to June 2016, by Statistics New Zealand.

Jesse talks to demographer, Professor Paul Spoonley, from Massey University.

1:25 The Playground with No Parents and No Rules

It's a playground with no rules, no parents and a lot of risk. It's called the playborhood, and it's an anti-helicopter parent's plea, to allow kids to take risks without any supervision.

Mike Lanza built the playborhood at his home in California, as a place for his three boys to play, and he welcomes kids from all over the neighbourhood. He is author of the book Playborhood: Turn Your Neighborhood Into a Place for Play and blogs at playborhood.com. But not everyone is so keen on the idea.

Mike Lanza at his front yard picnic table, surrounded by his family: from left, Marco (7), Leo (2), wife Perla Ni, and Nico (4).

Mike Lanza at his front yard picnic table, surrounded by his family: from left, Marco (7), Leo (2), wife Perla Ni, and Nico (4). Photo: playborhood.com

1:35 Critter of the Week: The Coxella Weevil

Hadramphus Spinipennis or Coxella Weevil is not only native to New Zealand, it is only found on The Chatham Islands.

Nicola Toki, DoC's endangered species ambassador tells us all about this nationally vulnerable critter.

1:40 Favourite Album: The Singles Soundtrack

2:10 Film Review with Richard Swainson

Richard reviews Inferno and Moscow Never Sleeps

2:20 Creating 100 Million Jobs

Chinese billionaire and Alibaba founder, Jack Ma, has big dreams. He plans to create 100 million jobs, and transform the world of retail, globally. He penned a letter to his shareholders recently, predicting what the next 30 years of technological change will look like.

Scott Cendrowski is based in Beijing and writes for Fortune magazine.

Jack Ma plans to create 100 million jobs globally

Jack Ma plans to create 100 million jobs globally Photo: 123RF

2:30 NZ Live: The Solomon Cole band

The Solomon Cole Band Photo: RNZ/Cole Eastham-Farrelly

There is a new electric blues album out today.  It's from a quartet based out on Waiheke Island who, in just 24 short months have built up a large following.  They've toured in support of a big international artist, headlined at a couple of premiere outdoor events and produced an album which critics are raving about.   There is a short tour beginning next weekend and they here today to play us some tracks . . .

3:10 Food: Cooking Venison

Graham Brown, Executive Chef for Deer Industry New Zealand talks about venison, and shares a recipe for Tea Smoked Venison Salad.

Tea Smoked Venison Salad, by Graham Brown

Tea Smoked Venison Salad, by Graham Brown Photo: Supplied

3:20 Wine: Natural wines

New Zealand's first natural wine fair is on next month in Wellington. Budburst is a gathering of winemakers who grow organic grapes and follow a natural production methods.

Jesse speaks to Amy Farnsworth, a natural wine advocate from Regional Wines & Spirits.

Quadrant Wine Glass

Quadrant Wine Glass Photo: (Flickr user Pen Waggener CC BY 2.0)

Tales From the Backroads

3:30 Tales from the Backroads

Christchurch writer, Mike Crean shares some of his South Island Travel tales

3.40 Music with Alex Behan

Music 101's, Alex Behan, talks about the APRA year in review. And plays a song from Leisure, whose debut album is out today.

Music 101

Music 101 Photo: Michael Greenfield

3:45 The Panel Pre-Show

What the London zoo gorilla really did when he escaped, another botched Jesus restoration job and the world's most expensive chippies.

Music played in this show

JESSE MULLIGAN - AFTERNOONS
1:00pm - 4:00pm
FRIDAY OCTOBER 21st 2016

JESS'S SONG:
ARTIST:    Martin Phillipps
TITLE:        Easy Peasy
COMP:    Martin Phillipps
ALBUM:    Unreleased  
LIVE:        RNZ Wellington    

FAVORITE ALBUM:
ARTIST:    Would
TITLE:        Alice in chains
COMP:    Jerry Cantrell  
ALBUM:    Singles:  Movie Soundtrack     
LABEL:    Epic

ARTIST:    Waiting For Somebody
TITLE:        Paul Westerberg
COMP:    Paul Westerberg
ALBUM:    Singles:  Movie Soundtrack     
LABEL:    Epic

ARTIST:    Battle of Evermore
TITLE:        he Lovemongers
COMP:    Jimmy Page,  Robert Plant
ALBUM:    Singles:  Movie Soundtrack     
LABEL:    Epic

ARTIST:    Seasons
TITLE:        Chris Cornell
COMP:    Chris Cornell
ALBUM:    Singles:  Movie Soundtrack     
LABEL:    Epic

NEW ZEALAND LIVE:
ARTIST:    The Solomon Cole Band
TITLE:        Shiver
COMP:    Lee Catlin, Dione Denize, Sophia Faalogo, Solomon Cole
ALBUM:    Bruises
LIVE:        RNZ Auckland
 
ARTIST:    The Solomon Cole Band
TITLE:        Bruises
COMP:    Lee Catlin, Dione Denize, Sophia Faalogo, Solomon Cole
ALBUM:    Bruises
LIVE:        RNZ Auckland

ARTIST:    The Solomon Cole Band
TITLE:        Proud Mary
COMP:    John C. Foggerty
ALBUM:    Unreleased
LIVE        RNZ Auckland

ARTIST:    The Solomon Cole Band
TITLE:        Ring Your Bell
COMP:    Lee Catlin, Dione Denize, Sophia Faalogo, Solomon Cole
ALBUM:    Bruises
LIVE:        RNZ Auckland

MUSIC 101 PROMO:
ARTIST:    Leisure
TITLE:        Take It To The Top
COMP:    Not Stated
ALBUM:    Leisure     
LABEL:    Sony

THE PANEL:
ARTIST:    Death Cab for Cutie
TITLE:        Million Dollar Loan
COMP:    Ben Gibbard
ALBUM:    30 Days, 30 Songs
LABEL:    Atlantic