Afternoons Podcast Options

1:45 PM.To celebrate it's 10th birthday AudioCulture ran a survey to find out what album has had the most lasting impact in New Zealand music. The results came in earlier today and the winner is the 1980… Read more Audio

1:35 PM.Many of us parents are guilty of putting on an episode of the Wiggles, maybe Bluey to entertain the kids...but how much screen time is too much in early childhood? Read more Audio

1:20 PM.Te Kahukura Boynton is working hard encouraging other young people to find their own financial independence and empowerment. Read more Audio

1:15 PM.It's a big week for the dairy farming community... That's because tomorrow is mooving day! It's the day when dairy farming families, contract milkers, sharemilkers, and employees move to new farms. Read more Audio

3:10 PM.Who you are is more than what you do. Your job is not your identity says journalist Simone Stolzoff. He sees too many people pouring their energy and effort into the job first, and everything else… Read more Audio

2:25 PM.For this week's music feature we're going to 1960's Detroit, Michigan to highlight the music of The Temptations. Musicologist Josh Ellery talks to Jesse about the history and pioneering sound of The… Read more Audio

1:36 PM.We're used to see a dog being taken for a walk...maybe a cat? But a llama?! Well, if you see a llama walking down the main street of Tawa in Wellington, chances are its owned by local, Stephen… Read more Audio

1:26 PM.Bad news for Olive growers - it's been slim pickings for a second year in a row. However in the face of adversity, the Olive Oil Cooperative is rallying thew troops to expand the already thriving… Read more Audio

1:15 PM.For the first time, scientists have recorded specific brain activity associated with chronic pain, using electrode implants. It shows the condition - which is thought to impact one in six New… Read more Audio

3:10 PM.Talk is cheap. But sometimes, what we say doesn't match what we really intend. Incentives play a central role in influencing behavior. Mixed signals from incentives can achieve the opposite of what… Read more Audio

2:30 PM.Today's expert is preserving New Zealand history one piece of furniture at a time. This afternoon we are going to talk about antique restoration with Dr William Cottrell. He restores important… Read more Audio

1:35 PM.Psychology professor Russell Hurlburt has been studying people's inner monologues for more than four decades. And through talking to hundreds of people, he's certain most of us don't think in words at… Read more Audio

1:25 PM.An enterprising family on the North Island's central plateau have found a way to recycle the waste dag wool from sheep. Read more Audio

1:15 PM.A Canterbury researcher with a personal connection with Parkinson's disease is going to investigate hallucinations experienced by those with the disease. Dr Kyla-Louise Horne has been awarded a 180… Read more Audio

3:35 PM.This week's critter is the mata or seashore earwig. It lives on coastlines all around Aotearoa and hides under rocks, driftwood and kelp during the day. Read more Audio

3:08 PM.This is a very lose definition of a crumble, but no one will care once they start eating it! Chef and author Sam Parish has come up with a unique lemony twist on the traditional crumble that will have… Read more Audio

2:20 PM.For NZ Live this week we have Corrella in the Tamaki Makaurau studio. This band have become regulars on the airwaves, and now they've released their much-anticipated debut album ROAD FROM 26 and new… Read more Audio