Afternoons Podcast Options

1:40 PM.Colin Morris with music from Tony Allen and The Unthanks. Audio

1:30 PM.Dr Cushla McKinney reviews Book of Strange New Things by Michael Faber. Audio

1:20 PM.NZ on Screen Content Director Irene Gardiner on a documentary funded through New Zealand on Air's Platinum Fund for top quality TV. Audio

1:09 PM.Daire Doyle from Ireland but visiting Nelson has chosen "The Shores of Gallipoli", written by Daire Doyle and Mike Swan. Audio

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

3:35 PM.It's taken over a decade of campaigning the cause, but finally Shakti Ethnic Women's Refuge are able to open their new refuge in Wellington for women and their children desperately seeking shelter… Read more Audio

3:08 PM.When Australian stand up comic Luke Ryan was told he had cancer, it was like Ground Hog Day. He had fought the dreaded disease once when he was 11 and then when through the terrible ordeal again 11… Read more Audio

2:46 PM.Today's feature album is the original London cast recording of 'Cats', the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical that's enjoying a new lease of life thanks to the efforts of a former Pussycat Doll. Audio

2:07 PM.Preview by Zac Arnold Audio

1:20 PM.Ernie Newman - Digital economy consultant, formerly the voice of the Telecommunications Users Associaiton of New Zealand. Barbara Brookes - Professor of History at the University of Otago… Read more Audio

1:07 PM.Liz Breslin from Wanaka has chosen 'Love Is In The Air' by John Paul Young. Audio

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

3:34 PM.Selma, The Theory of Everything, Me and my Mum. Audio

3:17 PM.Belinda Jackson's picks: Yalumba Y Series Shiraz Viognier 2012 $17ish, Guigal Cotes du Rhone 2010 $19.95, Mission Reserve Syrah 2013 $29 Audio

3:07 PM.Featuring a recipe for traditional Greek Custard Pie. Audio

2:47 PM.Mark Ronson's hold on the UK charts with the single Uptown Funk continues for its seventh non-consecutive week. Audio

2:06 PM.Four decades worth of work to transcribe information from gravestones in more than a thousand cemeteries around the country has finally come to fruition. More than 1-point-6 million records spanning… Read more Audio

1:25 PM.Major Nicki Gardiner - Camp Commander of Burnham Military Camp. Major Ian Lattimore - Officer in charge of the Youth Development Unit at Burnham Military Camp. Ensign Hayden Halse - Navy medic in… Read more Audio

1:09 PM.I Walk The Line - Johnny Cash. Chosen by Carey Vivian calling from Helensville. Audio

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

3:09 PM.The Cloud - Paul talks about what it is (marketing) and what it isn't (the answer to everything). BYODs (bring your own devices) at school and the controversy around parents paying for devices… Read more Audio

2:46 PM.'Freedom' is the eighteenth studio album by Canadian rock musician Neil Young, released in 1989. 'Freedom' effectively relaunched Young's career after a largely unsuccessful decade. Audio

2:35 PM.Ever heard of the term aquanaut? There are as few as 100 New Zealanders working as aquanauts or saturation divers around the globe, maintaining deep-sea oil wells and pipelines in the most extreme… Read more Audio

2:18 PM.It's called 'I Wanna Be Na Nah Na Nah Nah', and it's the title of a new play painting a picture of how the Auckland suburb of Ponsonby used to be. But it's not just any ordinary play where you sit in… Read more Audio

2:09 PM.Work is well under way in a project to grow part of a human eye. The aim is to produce a retina. This could be used to help prevent degenerative blindness, one of the most common forms of vision loss… Read more Audio