Afternoons for Tuesday 5 March 2019

1:10 First song

1:15 What's going on with Justin Trudeau and Canada?

A second minister in Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau's cabinet has resigned, citing accusations that Trudeau and his aides tried to influence a bribery case involving a Canadian company.

We cross to Globe and Mail political reporter Steven Chase for a roundup of the accusations against Trudeau, the ramifications thus far, and what the near future might hold.

1:25 Learning how vinyl gets made

Have you ever wondered how music is captured on a vinyl record? Well, musician and vinyl-cutter Jesse Wilde wants to show you.

He's holding an event on Saturday March 16th, in which people can watch a live music performance recorded, mixed, mastered and cut to vinyl before their very eyes, over the course of just three hours.

It's called Journey to My Vinyl Destination, and Jesse joins us to explain a bit more about it all.

1:35 Gut-friendly food

It can be hard enough deciding what food to eat, and it's made all the worse if you have allergies.

Alana Scott's frustration when she was diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome and coeliac disease, led her to develop a website with recipes for those on low-FODMAP and gluten-free diets.

She's now gathered the best ones and put them in a book called The Gut Friendly Cookbook.

1:40 Great album: Duran Duran's Rio

 Rio was Duran Duran's second album - it came out in 1982 and reached number two in the UK and number one in Australia and Canada.

2:10 Book critic Lisa Glass

Lisa talks about authors who lied about themselves in a big way.

2:20 World's best tribute songs

We play some of the tribute songs suggested by listeners. Some you'll recognise, others you may not.

3:10 The theories around missing flight MH370

How does a Boeing triple seven airplane with 239 people on board simply disappear? Five years after Malaysia Flight MH370 vanished, that question remains unanswered.

Ean Higgins is a senior reporter on The Australian and has covered the story of the disappearance of that aircraft  since the day it went missing on its way from Kuala Lumpur  to   Beijing  on March 8th 2014.  Over the years he's spoken to crash investigators, aviation experts and underwater hunters  scouring the wild seas of the southern Indian Ocean for clues. He tells the inside story of the mystery and what he believes happened to that ill fated flight in his new book, The Hunt for MH370: The Mystery. The Cover Up. The Truth. 

3:30 Spoken Feature

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

4:05 The Panel with Cindy Mitchener and Garry Moore