Afternoons Podcast Options

3:20 PM.Architect Malcolm Walker chooses his favourite New Zealand building. Audio

3:08 PM.New York kiwi fashion designer, Rebecca Taylor. Audio

2:20 PM.Today on the roadmap, we're in Barrytown, on the west coast of the South Island, nestled between the Tasman Sea and the Paparoa Mountains. Audio

2:08 PM.An angler has hooked and landed what is believed to be the biggest trout ever recorded from Northland's Kai Iwi lakes. The rainbow trout weighed 4.32 kilograms, or 9.5 pounds, and was two thirds of a… Read more Audio

1:45 PM.Today's album pick is Fairytale by Donovan and has been chosen by Jenny Dawson. Audio

1:30 PM.The first feature length documentary filmed entirely on smartphones is being made - by teenagers and about teenagers. The project, titled My Weekend, will be shot in the next few months. The film's… Read more Audio

1:17 PM.For 56 years, a painting by New Zealand artist Frances Hodgkins has been kept behind closed doors - seriously deteriorated, with flaking paint, it was too damaged to exhibit. Art conservationists and… Read more Audio, Gallery

1:10 PM.Any Libertines fans listening? Big British band - proper rock n roll, their lead singer Pete Doherty looks like a mess, was addicted to drugs and Kate Moss but writes a mean tune. Audio

3:45 PM.What the world is talking about, with Jesse Mulligan, Jim Mora and Zara Potts. Audio

3:35 PM.Each year, Wellington streets are awash with foodies for two weeks during Wellington on a Plate. But it's not all about entrees and burgers, wine and beer. Amelia Nurse went along to an event at… Read more Audio

3:35 PM.Adam Newell demonstrates cooking a chocolate souffle. Read more Audio

3:25 PM.Mava discusses her article about Tinder Scams published in Radio New Zealand's on-line magazine The Wireless. Audio

3:10 PM.GST on imported goods - what's it all about. DNA strands and their use for the storage of data. The launch of Baboom and its unusual approach to actually paying people for their art. Guest: Rod… Read more Audio

2:55 PM.Stand-up comedian Ben Hurley shares his food picks from his travels. Audio

2:25 PM.Rohan Anderson decided to opt out of the mainstream food system and start growing, hunting and foraging for himself the whole year round. Audio

2:15 PM.Renee Coulter is one of Auckland's famous Coulter sisters - famous among foodies, anyway. Renee and Damaris run Coco's Cantina, a busy, buzzy bistro on Auckland's K Road and regular winner of the… Read more Audio

2:10 PM.The death of an elderly pedestrian, hit by a car on Monday, is the third fatality involving elderly motorists in the Mosgiel area in 10 months. Are elderly folk becoming the victims of their own… Read more Audio

1:47 PM.The album is by Taylor McFerrin and called Early Riser. It's been chosen by ballet dancer Jacob Chown. Audio

1:45 PM.Doctor, Annabel Dekker, from Raetihi sheltered police officers after they were shot at. Audio

1:35 PM.He's a former Christchurch accountant, turned rock star of opera. He's bass-baritone Teddy Tahu Rhodes, and he's teaming up with Dame Malvina Major and Jennifer Ward Lealand, as part of the show From… Read more Audio

1:20 PM.A Rotorua business owner is refusing to remove a swastika flag from his window display, even if it offends people. Walter Dobbs owns the Rotorua Collectors Centre on Tutanekai St, and says it's his… Read more Audio

1:15 PM.Police are combing the central North Island for Dolphy Kohu and associates after a police chase earlier this morning ended with shots being fired. Our reporter Alex Ashton is outside the police… Read more Audio

1:10 PM.Today's song is Don McGlashan's "When the Trumpets Sound". Audio

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

2:20 PM.U2; The Unforgettable Fire Tour. Christchurch, Wellington and 2 nights in Auckland at the end of August/start of September 1984. Audio