Afternoons for Tuesday 7 March 2017
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Bias Behind 80 per cent of Gender Pay Gap
1:15 PM.Reasons behind the gender pay gap have been revealed, and show bias accounts for 80 per cent of the difference between men and women. Read more Audio
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Wellington: Bike theft capital?
1:25 PM.Police and Wellington City Council are joining together for a new bicycle security campaign, after a spate of bike thefts in the city. Read more Video, Audio
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Dan Slevin: Where cinephiles can find good movies
1:31 PM.Dan continues his series on where cinephiles can source good films. Today; what is on offer on Sky's platforms. Audio
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Book critic: Claire Mabey
2:08 PM.The organiser of Wellington's Lit Crawl festival, talks book and art festivals with Jesse. Audio
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The post-punk era
2:20 PM.Bill E (Simon Bendall) is a Wellington DJ and the man behind regular ‘Atomic 80's and ‘24 Hour Party People' dance nights held in various clubs around the capital since 1996. Read more Audio
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Making anxiety more than a disorder
3:07 PM.Sydney author Sarah Wilson shares her experiences in dealing with anxiety and harnessing it to find the positives. Read more Audio
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Reading between the vines
9:07 PM.Drones - or Unmanned Aerial Vehicles - can get a bad rap, but they can now generate meaningful data for a range of different industries. Read more Video, Audio
1:10 First song: Coldplay. Hypnotised
1:15 Bias Behind 80 per cent of Gender Pay Gap
Reasons behind the gender pay gap have been revealed, and show bias accounts for 80 per cent of the difference between men and women.
The research shows education, occupation or industry, only accounts for twenty per cent of pay inequality. The Minister for Women, Paula Bennett, has just released the research, and says she's disappointment with the findings. The report is called Empirical evidence of the gender pay gap in New Zealand.
It's the first comprehensive study of the reasons the gap exists, since 2003. It's joint research by The Ministry For Women and AUT.
Professor Gail Pacheco authored the research, and she is a professor in Economics at AUT, the director of the New Zealand Work Research Institute.
1:25 Wellington: Bike theft capital?
Police and Wellington City Council are joining together for a new bicycle security campaign, after a spate of bike thefts in the city. The thefts have even prompted enthusiasts to start a social media campaign, called Wellington Stolen Bicycles, with the Facebook page reporting multiple thefts per day.
Patrick Morgan is from the Cycling Advocates Network in Wellington.
To show just how easy it is to steal a bike, here is CCTV footage of thieves taking bikes from the Century City Apartments Bike Park in Tory Street last month:
The thieves in the video above were caught.
1:35 Dan Slevin: Where cinephiles can find good movies
Dan continues his series on where cinephiles can source good films. Today; what is on offer on Sky's platforms.
1:40 Favourite album: Genghis Blues by Paul Pena
2:10 Book critic: Claire Mabey
The organiser of Wellington's Lit Crawl festival, talks book and art festivals with Jesse
2:20 Music Feature: The Post Punk Era
Bill E is a Wellington DJ, the man behind regular "Atomic 80s" and "24 Hour Party People" dance nights held in various clubs around the capital since 1996. Though he's a fan of 80s pop it's the post-punk era (late 70s to mid 80s) that he is an authority on. This afternoon he talks to Jesse and plays a bunch of records to illustrate this short-lived genre.
Siouxsie and the Banshees Photo: Wikipedia
3:10 Sarah Wilson: Anxiety, a lifetime companion
Sarah Wilson, author of two wildly successful books about quitting sugar, has struggled most of her life with something much more difficult to tame: anxiety. She says there were times when it was so bad, she contemplated taking her own life.
She writes about what triggers her anxiety, and treatments that have helped her in her new book, First, We Make the Beast Beautiful.
Author, Sarah Wilson Photo: supplied
3:30 Science and environment stories
Stories from Our Changing World.
3:45 The Panel Pre-Show
4:05 The Panel with Barry Corbett and John Barnett
Music played in this show
JESSE MULLIGAN - AFTERNOONS:
1:00pm - 4:00pm
TUESDAY MARCH 7th 2017
1:10pm - FIRST SONG:
ARTIST: Coldplay
TITLE: Hypnotised
COMP: Guy Berryman, Jonny Buckland, Will Champion, Chris Martin
ALBUM: Kaleidoscope EP,
LABEL: Parlophone
1:45pm - FEATURE ALBUM:
ARTIST: Paul Pena
TITLE: What You Talkin' About
COMP: Paul Pena, Kongar-ol Ondar
ALBUM: Genghis Blues
LABEL: Six Degrees
ARTIST: Paul Pena
TITLE: Kaldak Hamar
COMP: Paul Pena, Kongar-ol Ondar
ALBUM: Genghis Blues
LABEL: Six Degrees
ARTIST: Paul Pena
TITLE: Sunezin Yry
COMP: Paul Pena, Kongar-ol Ondar
ALBUM: Genghis Blues
LABEL: Six Degrees
2:20pm - MUSIC FEATURE:
ARTIST: Public Image Limited
TITLE: Swan Lake
COMP: Keith Levene, John Lydon, John Wardle, Jim Walker
ALBUM: Metal Box
LABEL: Virgin
ARTIST: Gang of Four
TITLE: Anthrax
COMP: Dave Allen, Hugo Burnham, Andy Gill, Jon King.
ALBUM: Entertainment
LABEL: EMI
ARTIST: The Pin Group
TITLE: Ambivalence
COMP: Desmond Brice
ALBUM: 7" 45rpm Single
LABEL: Flying Nun
ARTIST: Herco Pilots
TITLE: Essential Services
COMP: Harry Ratbag
ALBUM: The Wonder Book Of Things To Do [EP]
LABEL: REM
ARTIST: The Slits
TITLE: Typical Girls
COMP: Viv Albertine, Tessa Pollitt, Ariane Forster, Paloma Romero
ALBUM: Cut
LABEL: Island
ARTIST: Siouxsie & The Banshees
TITLE: Happy House
COMP: Susan Ballion, Steven Severin
ALBUM: Kaleidoscope
LABEL: Polydor
ARTIST: Joy Division
TITLE: Disorder
COMP: Ian Curtis, Peter Hook, Stephen Morris, Bernard Sumner.
ALBUM: Unknown Pleasures
LABEL: Factory
3:30pm - ADDITIONAL SONG
ARTIST: The Shins
TITLE: Red Rabbits
COMP: James Mercer.
ALBUM: Wincing the Night Away
LABEL: Sub Pop
4:30pm - PANEL: HALF TIME SONG
ARTIST: U2
TITLE: Beautiful Day
COMP: Paul Hewson, David Evans, Adam Clayton, Larry Mullen Jr
ALBUM: All That You Can't Leave Behind
LABEL: Island