Afternoons Podcast Options

3:29 PM.In light of all the social media activism this year (Red Peak, refugee quota, X Factor judges) The Wireless team has taken a look back at one of the first major examples of online activism in NZ. Audio

3:08 PM.Paul's here to talk about the future of home landlines, Australia's first Techno Prime Minister and schools embracing technology. He will also answer your technology-related questions. Audio

2:56 PM.On his favourite eating places. Audio

2:46 PM.Amelia Nurse travels north of Albany to visit a Buffalo Cheese company. Audio

2:35 PM.Look out all you Oyster lovers, new to the festival this year , free farmed oysters, these are the same variety as the Bluff Oyster, but produced sustainably in the Marlborough Sounds. From the same… Read more Audio

2:26 PM.Ray McVinnie, appearing at the Whitianga Scallop Festival this weekend Audio

2:08 PM.Craig Cooper's new health and wellness guide Your New Prime challenges current thinking about men's health. Read more Audio

1:42 PM.Favourite Album: 'Alanis Morrisette's Jagged Little Pill', chosen by Julie Burgess-Manning. Audio

1:26 PM.Nan Hauser joins us from Rarotonga to discuss her interactions with whales. Norm Hewitt is also there. Audio

1:15 PM.They say charity begins at home...well a property sale is promising to raise 20 million dollars for good causes. Audio

1:11 PM.'We Don't Know How Lucky We Are' by Fred Dagg. Audio

3:45 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

3:10 PM.Ben Schlappig flies around the world for a living - but he's not a pilot. A year ago, he gave up his apartment and spends his time in the first class section of planes and in exclusive airline lounges… Read more Audio

2:20 PM.Elton John first came to New Zealand in October 1971 at Western Springs. His second visit was February 1974 - then of course numerous times after that. He's played in Taranaki, Dunedin and Wellington… Read more Audio

1:40 PM.Ella Fitzgerald's 'These Are The Blues' as chosen by Jan Morrison. Audio

1:32 PM.Why people around the country, and some from overseas, are splashing out on postage to send rocks to the Coromandel. Kit Wilson on building a lasting memorial in Waihi to honour the First World War… Read more Audio

1:20 PM.How the up-coming 'These Lands Are Ours' concert by the Dunedin Youth Orchestra and Dunedin City Choir is based around themes of national identity. Conductor and musical director David Burchell on how… Read more Audio

1:16 PM.As the debate continues about whether to include a fifth flag design in November's referendum, Steve Smith has spent the past two evenings projecting images of the Red Peak flag onto the side of… Read more Audio

1:10 PM.'Serve Somebody' by Bob Dylan from the album 'Slow Train Coming'. Audio

3:46 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

3:30 PM.Lynda Chanwai-Earle discovers that balance is quintessential to Vietnamese food and philosophy when she follows a Secret Dining Trail with the Wellington on a Plate Festival to learn where to find the… Read more Audio, Gallery

3:07 PM.Bryan Grieg Fry loves his job, even thought he has broken 23 bones, been bitten by stingrays, a scorpion and 26 snakes, including a death adder. It's all part of the job when your job is studying… Read more Audio

2:50 PM.The Events - by Scottish writer David Greig - premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe 2013 Audio

2:42 PM.'Zizz! The life and art of Len Lye, in his own words' by Roger Horrocks and 'Lydia Brady: Going up is easy' by Laurence Fearnley. Audio

2:20 PM.Feautring Big Daddy Wilson, Gregg Allman and Dave & Phil Alvin. Audio