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Afternoons for Friday 4 November 2016

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1:10 First song

1:15 Non Human Rights

The organisation that fought a two year battle to free two chimpanzees from a research centre is now turning its attention to the rights of captive elephants. The NonHuman Rights Project argued that Hercules and Leo, two chimps who were kept at Stony Brook University in New York, were autonomous and self determining beings, and therefore cannot be detained. That failed and a judge ruled that non-persons could not use habeas corpus to challenge their detentio, so the organisation is now about to file its first lawsuit on behalf of captive elephants.

Its founder, attorney Steven Wise, explains. 

Image: www.nonhumanrightsproject.org/

Image: www.nonhumanrightsproject.org/

Image: www.nonhumanrightsproject.org/

Image: www.nonhumanrightsproject.org/

Image: www.nonhumanrightsproject.org/

Image: www.nonhumanrightsproject.org/

1:25 'Education Snobbery'

Our guest is tackling 'education snobbery' and celebrating the trades. Today, 10 of the country's top young carpentry apprentices, are competing in a six-hour practical challenge, to take out The Apprentice of the Year award. It's been held at The Cloud in Auckland. And Registered Master Builders chief executive, David Kelly, is there.

Ten of the country's top young carpentry apprentices, are competing in a six-hour practical challenge, to take out The Apprentice of the Year award.

Ten of the country's top young carpentry apprentices, are competing in a six-hour practical challenge, to take out The Apprentice of the Year award. Photo: RNZ/ Alexander Robertson

1:35 Critter of the Week

As Kermit once said “It ain’t easy being green”, or brown with black markings for that matter, which is the colour of our wee Maud Island frogs. Hopefully things just got a tiny bit easier as this month Maud Island was officially designated Predator Free - after mice were eradicated again after an incursion in 2013.

Maud Island Frog

Maud Island Frog Photo: DOC

1:40 Favourite album: The Rolling Stones, Exile on Main Street

Chosen by Labour MP David Shearer

2:10 Film Review with Richard Swainson

Richard reviews I, Daniel Blake and Hell or High Water

2:20 NZ Live:  Greg Johnson

Greg Johnson performing in RNZ's Christchurch Studio Photo: RNZ/Cole Eastham-Farrelly

Today's New Zealand Live guest has recorded 13 albums in a career which spans almost three decades.  For half of that time he's been based in California yet is a regular visitor back home and has a cupboard full of awards including the much coveted Silver Scroll.  His music has embraced many genres over the years and he has toured and played with Dave Dobbyn, The Wallflowers, The Corrs, 10,000 Maniacs, and The Exponents to name but a few.  

Currently he's touring with his own band, they played Dunedin last night and can be seen in Christchurch tonight

Annabel Langbein's summer platter

Annabel Langbein's summer platter Photo: supplied

3:10 Summer food with Annabel Langbein

Annabel Langbein has just released her new summer annual and shares 3 easy summer recipes that all tie together:  

Green Goddess Hummus

Aquafabulous Mayonnaise

Le Grand Aioli

3:20 The Great Kiwi Pub Crawl

Ned Bartlett and Jono Corfe explored 50 pubs around the country for their new book, The Great Kiwi Pub Crawl

South Island Pub The Mussel Inn

South Island Pub The Mussel Inn

South Island Pub The Mussel Inn

Twisted Hop, Christchurch

Twisted Hop, Christchurch

The Vulcan Hotel

The Vulcan Hotel

The Shakespeare, Auckland

The Puhoi Pub

3:30 NZ Travel with Sarah Bennett

Sarah Bennett is an independent travel writer, specialising in New Zealand travel. She talks us through New Zealand Cycle Trails and explains what 'regional dispersal' is all about.

The Nelson side of the Spooners Tunnel features a specially made boardwalk entry and exit.

The Nelson side of the Spooners Tunnel features a specially made boardwalk entry and exit. Photo: RNZ/Tracy Neal

3:40 Alex Behan of Music 101

3:45 The Panel Pre-Show

Music played in this show

JESSE MULLIGAN - AFTERNOONS:
1:00pm - 4:00pm
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 4th 2016

1:10pm - JESSE'S SONG
ARTIST:    Bastille
TITLE:      Good Grief
COMP:    Dan Smith
ALBUM:    Wild World
LABEL:    Virgin

1:45pm - FAVORITE ALBUM:
ARTIST:    The Rolling Stones
TITLE:      Rocks Off
COMP:    Mick Jagger, Keith Richards
ALBUM:    Exile On Main Street
LABEL:    The Rolling Stones

ARTIST:    The Rolling Stones
TITLE:      Sweet Virginia
COMP:    Mick Jagger, Keith Richards
ALBUM:    Exile On Main Street
LABEL:    The Rolling Stones

ARTIST:    The Rolling Stones
TITLE:      All Down The Line
COMP:    Mick Jagger, Keith Richards
ALBUM:    Exile On Main Street
LABEL:    The Rolling Stones

2:25pm - NEW ZEALAND LIVE: - Greg Johnson
ARTIST:    Greg Johnson
TITLE:       Save Yourself
COMP:    Greg Johnson
ALBUM:    Here Comes The Caviar
LIVE:        RNZ Christchurch

ARTIST:    Greg Johnson
TITLE:       If You Think It's Over
COMP    Greg Johnson
ALBUM:    Here Comes The Caviar
LIVE:        RNZ Christchurch

ARTIST:    Greg Johnson
TITLE:       Never Turn Back
COMP:    Greg Johnson
ALBUM:    Swing The Lantern
LIVE:        RNZ Christchurch

ARTIST:    Greg Johnson
TITLE:       Stone Cold Sober On A Saturday Night
COMP:    Greg Johnson
ALBUM:    Swing The Lantern
LIVE:        RNZ Christchurch

3:40pm - MUSIC 101 PREVIEW:
ARTIST:    SWIDT
TITLE:       312
COMP:    Spycc & INF
ALBUM:    Unreleased
LABEL:    Download

4:30pm - THE PANEL:
ARTIST:    Aerosmith
TITLE:       Dream On        
COMP:    Steven Tyler
ALBUM:    Aerosmith
LABEL:    Columbia