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2:21 PM.The magic of the cinema is in Bruce Thompson's blood. The Ohakune local has been involved with movies all his life - his family have run the local picture theatres in the area since the early 1920s… Read more Audio

2:09 PM.In days gone by, no respectable town was without its town crier. They were the original newsreaders in a way, shouting out the day's activities and goings on to the local population. But these days… Read more Audio

1:55 PM.A virtual tour of a cruise ship, a 'Mighty Girl's' top picks and 'Jazz and rain'. Audio

1:44 PM.Featuring Electric Wire Hustle and Mara TK. Audio

1:34 PM.Reviewing 'Madness Made Me' by Mary O'Hagan. Audio

1:19 PM.'Hope and Wire' and the 'Broadchurch' final. Audio

1:07 PM.Lisa Stanger from Christchurch has chosen 'Morningtown Ride' by The Seekers. Audio

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

3:30 PM.Up The Punks project co-coordinator and photographer John Lake spent three months on an artist's residency in Beijing to record Beijing's growing punk scene with some very entertaining YouTube video… Read more Audio

3:08 PM.Our feature author is Carlotta Gall - the correspondent who's spent more time in Afghanistan than any other Western journalist. Her new book contains new claims about how Islamabad helped the Taliban… Read more Audio

2:44 PM.Today's feature album is the third and final studio album from Jimi Hendrix. 'Electric Ladyland' from 1968 was produced by Hendrix and has been viewed by critics as being his best work. Audio

2:21 PM.The annual Holiday Park Awards have just been announced and one of the winners was a holiday park with a difference - our very own Jurassic Park. In fact, it might just be the only dinosaur-themed… Read more Audio

2:10 PM.Money for jam, as the old saying goes. But for Tim and Kate Gibbs the old adage is their day-to-day reality. Twenty years ago they left their corporate lives in Auckland for the greener pastures of Te… Read more Audio

1:25 PM.We journey back to 2004. What were we doing back then, what was in the news, what music were we listening to? Audio

1:07 PM.Paul Hargreaves from Nelson has chosen 'I Feel Love' by Donna Summer. Audio

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

3:32 PM.Sarah McMullan joins us now to review some of this weeks top new movie releases - including some of the new kids films for the holidays. Audio

3:20 PM.Wine writer and TV presenter, Yvonne Lorkin joins us. Audio

3:10 PM.Bamboozle-ized Beef Stroganoff. Audio

2:45 PM.Caustic Love is the third studio outing for Scottish singer-songwriter Paolo Nutini. It was released in April and within two months sold more than 329,000 copies in the UK alone. Audio

2:20 PM.Katy Gosset meets Gary Oliver, 11 times winner of the New Zealand National Billiards Championship as he prepares to defend his title. Audio

2:20 PM.What's it like to be the guy everyone wants to beat? Katy Gosset meets 11-times National Billiards champion Gary Oliver as he prepares for next week's competition. Audio

2:10 PM.Nineteen-year-old Ashley Frye's career was on a high, she was the leading South Island apprentice jockey until tragedy struck. Riding in a 12-hundred metre race in Ashburton, Ashley's horse fell… Read more Audio

1:20 PM.With Wellington musician, Rob Joass from The Shot Band, and the Wellington folk rock band, Hobnail Boots - he has a solo album coming out. Audio

1:08 PM.'Wish You Were Here' by Alpha Blondy, nominated by Rob Needs of Taranaki. Audio