Afternoons for Monday 8 May 2017
SHORT STORY CLUB
Our next short story is The World of Children's Books by Damien Wilkins. We'll discuss this on Thursday 11th May after 3pm, with Claire Mabey. Email us your thoughts, jesse@radionz.co.nz
RATS!
Jesse's FAQ on getting rid of rats can be found here
1:10 First Song - Austin Allsup
Austin Allsup is one of Texas' home grown singer-song writers who's bluesy tone, gritty growl and song writing ability makes fans across all music genres. He's in New Zealand at the moment and is here to play our first song today.
Austin Allsup is one of Texas' home grown singer-songwriters. Photo: Supplied / austinallsupmusic.com
1:15 Bringing Arts, Science and Tech Together
New Zealand's arts, science and tech sectors are getting together to see if our performing arts sector can be transformed. Sectors such as orchestras, ballet and opera companies have hardly been touched by the use of science and technology. So ArtsTech innovation is holding its inaugural ArtsTech Speed Dating event tomorrow, to look at how we can improve and grow our creative industries. The event is organised by Dr Stephanie Pride.
New Zealand's arts, science and tech sectors are getting together. Photo: 123RF
Yvonne Godfrey says parents are being too soft when raising millennial kids. Photo: Twitter
1:25 Being 'Soft' on Millennial Kids
Yvonne Godfrey says parents are being too soft when raising millennial kids, creating an attitude of entitlement, with parents becoming 'unpaid servants and bankers' to their children. Sounds like a bit of a hard stance. But is it true? Yvonne is passionate about helping young adults on their journey to independence into the adult world. She was a host parent on Australia's The World's Strictest Parents reality television show. And she's just written a book called Making It On My Own: 52 Smart Ways to Smash It in the 'Real World'.
Yvonne Godfrey says parents are being too soft when raising millennial kids. Photo: 123RF
1:35 National Alpaca Day
Yesterday was, apparently, National Alpaca day. And did you know there is an Alpaca Association of New Zealand, which has about 450 member covering 35,000-40,000 alpaca?. There's even a NZ Alpaca Magazine!
We meet one Alpaca owner, RNZ's own Hawkes Bay reporter, Peter Fowler, who has found farming them a lot harder than he expected.
1:40 Hidden Figures
Today Lillian Grace of Figure NZ tells us all about statistics held about our defence force.
Photo: Supplied/Figure NZ
1:45 Favourite album: The La De Das
La de Da's fan Chris Parkin plays us some songs by the kiwi band which made it big in the 1960's and 70's
2:10 Television Critic Alex Casey
Alex discusses Survivor NZ, All Talk with Anika Moa (Maori TV) and Ru Paul's Drag Races
2:30 Expert Feature: What Is Neuropsychiatry?
Dr Greg Finucane has an impressive list of credentials behind him and spent just over a decade consulting Auckland City Hospital's neurosurgery and neurology wards on psychiatric and behavioural problems.
The specific term, neuropsychiatry, is a branch of medicine which deals with mental health disorders which can be attributed to disease of the nervous system. It also considers the impact that any damage to the brain can have on a person's behaviour.
It's the subject of a new television show, Chance, about neuropsychiatrist Dr Eldon Chance who becomes entangled in the complex life of one of his patients.
3:10 Bianca Bosker: Cork Dork
Bianca Bosker Photo: Facebook
Bianca Bosker was the technology editor of The Huffington Post when she decide to chuck in her job for something with hints of folly and a finish of obsession.
For 18 months she immersed herself in the world of fine wine to understand the passion it inspires and become a certified sommelier herself. Her journey includes a few too many hangovers, spitting doesn't always work, and revelations about the history of wine, the science of smell, the pricing of plonk.
She writes about her experience in her new book, Cork Dork: A Wine-Fueled Adventure Among the Obsessive Sommeliers, Big Bottle Hunters, and Rogue Scientists Who Taught Me to Live for Taste
3:35 Voices
3:45 The Pre-Panel Story of the Day and One Quick Question
4:05 The Panel with Stephen Franks and Gary McCormick
Music played in this show
JESSE MULLIGAN - AFTERNOONS:
1:00pm - 4:00pm
Monday 8th May 2017
1:10pm - FIRST SONG:
ARTIST: Austin Allsup
TITLE: Let Down Love
COMP: Austin Allsup
ALBUM: Unreleased
LIVE: RNZ Auckland
1:45pm - GREAT ALBUM:
ARTIST: The La De Das
TITLE How Is The Air Up There
COMP: Artie Kornfeld, Steve Duboff
ALBUM: The La De Das
LABEL: EMI
ARTIST: The La De Das
TITLE Hey Baby
COMP: Margaret Cobb, Bruce Channel
ALBUM: The La De Das
LABEL: EMI
ARTIST: The La De Das
TITLE On Top of The World
COMP: John Mayall
ALBUM: The La De Das
LABEL: EMI
2:20pm - ADDITIONAL MUSIC:
ARTIST: Anthony and The Johnsons
TITLE: Kiss My Name
COMP: Antony Hegarty
ALBUM: The Crying Light
LABEL: Secretly Canadian
3:30pm - ADDITIONAL MUSIC:
ARTIST: Laura Marling
TITLE: False Hope
COMP: Laura Marling
ALBUM: Short Movie
LABEL: Virgin
4:30pm - THE PANEL: Half Time Song
ARTIST: Eminem
TITLE: Rock Bottom
COMP: Eminem, Jeff Bass, Mark Bass
ALBUM: The Slim Shady LP
LABEL: Interscope