Afternoons for Wednesday 19 April 2017

1:10 First song

1:15 Suicide, Rape and 13 Reasons Why

A new Netflix show about teen suicide has been labelled as 'irresponsible, unsafe and unethical' by The Mental Health Foundation. 13 Reasons Why features the suicide of teenage girl, Hannah Baker, who records 13 tapes, blaming 12 people for her death. The show is based on a book by the same name, and depicts suicide and rape in graphic detail. Twenty-year-old Charlie Laurie is a youth leader at Youthline and he's been watching.

Where to get help:

    Youthline: 0800 376 633
    Lifeline: 0800 543 354
    Suicide Crisis Helpline: 0508 828 865
    Depression Helpline: 0800 111 757
    Samaritans: 0800 726 666
    What's Up: online chat (7pm-10pm) or 0800 WHATSUP / 0800 9428 787
    Kidsline (ages 5-18): 0800 543 754
    Rural Support Trust Helpline: 0800 787 254
    Healthline: 0800 611 116
    Rainbow Youth: (09) 376 4155
    OUTline 0800 688 5463 (OUTLINE) provides confidential telephone support on sexuality or gender identity
    If it is an emergency and you feel like you or someone else is at risk, call 111

1:20 School of Imagination

A new School of Imagination has opened at Sacred Heart College in Auckland. And some are calling it the creative model for the future. Former Split Enz'er, Mike Chunn, is the chief executive of the Play It Strange Charitable Trust. He's written about the new approach to creativity for The Spinoff.

1.25 Spiders, Spiders Everywhere

What looks like a massive cobweb has been spotted in Bay of Plenty over the weekend. It's reported to look like it covers an area of about 30 meters, at Gordon Spratt Reserve in Papamoa, after many parts of the area suffered heavy rain and flooding. Dr Simon Pollard is a spider biologist at the University of Canterbury. He's here to shed some light on what people were seeing.

1:35 Sound Archives: Commercials from the 1940's

Too many apples, but not enough rubber or potatoes. Supply and demand problems caused by World War II feature in Sarah Johnston's look at historic radio ads from the 1940s, part of Sellebration  - an online exhibition of advertising at Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision.

1:45 Favourite Album: Supertramp: Breakfast in America

Breakfast in America is the sixth studio album by the English rock band Supertramp.

It was released in 1979 and hit number 1 in many countries including New Zealand.

2:10 Music Critic:

Dianne Swann is our music critic today.  She once played to an audience of 85,000 and, in a career spanning almost three decades, has signed to two international labels, recorded with English band Radiohead and had one of her songs chosen as single of the week by the prestigious New Musical Express.

This afternoon Dianne wants to share with us, the new album from American singer/songwriter, and former new wave guitarist Aimee Mann.

2:20 Bookmarks: Chris Dobbs of Working Style

Chris Dobbs started working life, hawking shirts door to door.  His burgeoning fashion empire took a great step forward when he progressed to selling items made by his mother's sewing circle in the town of Marton.
Thirty years on his company employs 44 staff, working half a dozen stores around the country. Their high end suits, shirts and casual-wear are worn by many of our politicians, media celebrities and sporting heroes. Working Style has become almost a household name for quality and is another New Zealand fashion success story.

3:10 Teaching kids to live like a caveman

They call him professor caveman. Bill Schindler, is teaching lessons from 200 millennia ago to millennials.  He wants them to ditch the smartphones and comforts of modern life to live like Neolithic humans.

He believes there is nothing like living like we did 200,000 years ago to understand living in the modern world. He teaches students to make tools, hunt prey and completely unplug.

3:35 Spoken Feature

3:45 The Pre-Panel Story of the Day and One Quick Question

4:05 The Panel with Ella Henry and Jonathan Krebs

This week's Short Story Club story is Fishing Boy by Bonnie Etherington

We will be discussing this on the show on Thursday after the 3pm news.

 

Music played in this show

JESSE MULLIGAN - AFTERNOONS:
1:00pm - 4:00pm
WEDNESDAY 19th APRIL 2017

1:10pm - FIRST SONG:
ARTIST:    Street Chant
TITLE:      Pedestrian Support League
COMP:     Street Chant
ALBUM:   Hauora
LABEL:    Arch Hill

1:45pm - GREAT ALBUM:
ARTIST:    Supertramp
TITLE:      The Logical Song
COMP:     Roger Hodgson
ALBUM:   Breakfast In America
LABEL:    A&M

ARTIST:    Supertramp
TITLE:      Goodbye Stranger
COMP:     Rick Davies
ALBUM:   Breakfast In America
LABEL:    A&M

ARTIST:    Supertramp
TITLE:      Breakfast in America
COMP:     Roger Hodgson
ALBUM:   Breakfast In America
LABEL:    A&M

2:10pm - MUSIC REVIEW:
ARTIST:    Aimee Mann
TITLE:      Goose Snow Cone
COMP:     Aimee Mann
ALBUM:   Mental Illness
LABEL:    SuperEgo

ARTIST:    Aimee Mann
TITLE:      Rollercoasters
COMP:     Aimee Mann
ALBUM:   Mental Illness
LABEL:    SuperEgo

2:30pm - BOOKMARKS:
ARTIST:    Band of Horses
TITLE:      Is There A Ghost
COMP:     Ben Bridwell, Rob Hampton, Creighton Barrett
ALBUM:   Cease to Begin
LABEL:    Sub Pop

ARTIST:    Bruce Springsteen
TITLE:      Streets of Philadelphia.
COMP:     Bruce Springsteen    
ALBUM:   Philadelphia (Soundtrack)
LABEL:    Columbia

3:30pm - ADDITIONAL MUSIC
ARTIST:    Supertramp
TITLE:      Take the Long Way Home
COMP:     Roger Hodgson
ALBUM:   Breakfast In America
LABEL:    A&M

4:30pm - THE PANEL: Half Time Song
ARTIST:    Pulp
TITLE:      Common People
COMP:     Nick Banks, Jarvis Cocker, Candida Doyle, Steve Mackey, Russell Senior
ALBUM:   Different Class
LABEL:    Island