Afternoons Podcast Options

1:10 PM.Hunter Morrow has chosen Eyes To The Sky by Walt Gabbard. Audio

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

3:30 PM.The old Chinese proverb turning stone into jade refers to the meticulous carving of a piece of stone to turn it into a ritualistic jade amulet. The metaphor itself applies to how generations of… Read more Audio

3:10 PM.An award winning poet is celebrating something rather special today. She's loved to write for years, and she now can do it while being paid. She's Dr Karlo Mila, who has been named the recipient of… Read more Audio

2:45 PM.'Christopher Cross' is the self-titled debut album by Christopher Cross, born Christopher Charles Geppert on May 3, 1951 in San Antonio Texas, recorded and released in December 1979. Audio

2:17 PM.Glastonbury 2015 is coming to a close and one New Zealand band has played there for the first time. Auckland-based group, Tahuna Breaks, played at the festival on Saturday night. Lead singer, Marty… Read more Audio

2:09 PM.Will we see it... or will we not? Teams of astronomers are scattered throughout the country, in the hope of catching a rare glimpse of Pluto. We know little about it, and tomorrow morning, we may only… Read more Audio

1:21 PM.The National Airways Corporation presided over the golden age of air travel in New Zealand, flying passengers around the country in everything from canvas biplanes to trusty DC3s to the first jet… Read more Video, Audio, Gallery

1:07 PM.The Times They Are A-Changing - Bob Dylan. Chosen by Kane Hogan of Christchurch. Audio

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

3:33 PM.Sarah McMullan has been watching Pixar's Inside Out vs Minions, Love and Mercy (Brian Wilson bio) and Far From The Madding Crowd. Audio

3:21 PM.Yvonne Lorkin with a wine match and recommendations. Audio

3:07 PM.Chef Johnny Schwass from Restaurant Schwass in a moment, talking about Truffles. Audio

2:46 PM.Club Classics Vol. One was the debut album by the British group Soul II Soul. Released in 1989 the album reached number one and was certified 3 x Platinum by the British Phonographic Industry for… Read more Audio

2:22 PM.A giant cave on Auckland's wild West Coast used to be the city's most memorable - and most mysterious - ballroom. Dances were held for more than sixty years at the Great Cave at Whatipu but are now… Read more Audio

2:10 PM.Di Celliers set up a community group four years ago, collecting produce from people with excess fruit and vegetables growing in the garden and delivering it to schools and foodbanks. This year the… Read more Audio

1:24 PM.25 years after they started, there's a new album to tour, Runaway Days and new songs to sing. The Warratahs are with us on New Zealand Live today. Read more Video, Audio

1:09 PM.Rose Matafeo has chosen 'I'm Waiting For The Day' by Brian Wilson. Audio

9:45 PM.A team of marine geologists deploy multibeam echo-sounding technology to map the seabed around Kapiti Island, north of Wellington. Read more Video, Audio

9:06 PM.Heat and exercise, on their own or together, benefit the cardiovascular system by increasing blood volume and lwoering blood pressure, but could there be other benefits as well? Read more Audio

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

3:07 PM.This week we speak to Faye Gorman, who's working as a mental health nurse for the Royal Flying Doctors in Australia's outback. Audio

2:42 PM.It's a new release from a familiar name in music who since the early 70s has been quietly making hits. It was back in 2002 when James Taylor last released new music, his new album is called "Before… Read more Audio

2:23 PM.Laurent Loudeac and Camille Furminieux are flying to Sri Lanka tomorrow to represent New Zealand at the High Tea champs. They'll be serving six dishes, with matching teas, including a duck consomme… Read more Audio

2:08 PM.Mark Finch has created a device that prevents runners from injuring themselves. It's already been tested at a high level - Australian Olympians and even the US military are giving it a go. The ankle… Read more Audio