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Afternoons for Thursday 20 March 2008

  • Jim's Essay

    1:06 PM.Chocolate, bunnies, fertility and all things Easter. Audio

  • Best Song Ever Written

    1:09 PM.Today, John Brown from Wellington extols the virtues of Australian band The Church and their song 'Disappear'. Audio

  • Your Place - Ngatea

    1:24 PM.The Hub of the Hauraki Plains, Ngatea's a dairying centre with a pension for city chic. Audio

  • Fresh Fast Food

    2:09 PM.Fresh Fast Food today with an Easter theme from renowned chef and food writer Lois Daish. Audio

  • Wots On

    2:50 PM.This Easter long-weekend around New Zealand. Audio

  • Arts Report

    3:11 PM.Lynn Freeman joins us for our weekly look at the arts; visual arts this week. Audio

  • Christchurch Story with Katy Gosset

    3:28 PM.Katy takes us on the Eighth Annual Art Trek. Audio

  • Science Story - Aquaculture

    3:47 PM.We visit a shellfish-breeding centre and hear how NZ aquaculture researchers are helping the industry conquer deeper waters. Audio

  • The Panel (Part 1)

    4:06 PM.The Panel talk about the issues and intrigue of the week that was. Audio

  • The Panel (Part 2)

    4:35 PM.The Panel give us the left and the right on the news and intrigue from the week that was. Audio

Afternoons for Thursday 20 March 2008

1:06 Jim Essay

1:10 Best Song Ever Written: Disappear by The Church

According to John Brown

1:15 Your Place: Ngatea - the Hub of the Hauraki Plains

2:00 News

2:10 Fresh Fast Food Special - Lois Daish

Veronique's Savoury Clafoutis. (From Veronique Sauzeau, Chef at French Embassy,Wellington); and Peppered Mackerel And Prune Spread.

2:30 NZ Reading: Crienderella by Bob Morris

A journey across the Rimutaka's to the coast is, for this post middle-aged man, a journey through the past and back to his roots in Cornwall. Read by Ian Johnstone.

2:45 He Rourou

In He Rourou today, Ana Tapiata talks to Wharehoka Wano, the organiser of the Maori activities of the New Zealand Arts Festival.

2:50 What's On

2:55 Weekend Weather - Bob McDavitt

3:00 News

3:12 The Arts Report

On the arts scene this week with Lynn Freeman we visit two exhibitions. She talks with Lebanese Canadian video artist, Jayce Salloum, whose currently international artist in residence at the Govett Brewster Gallery in New Plymouth; and to Christopher Menz- the curator of Morris & Co: The World of William Morris exhibition at the Christchurch City Art Gallery.

3:33 Christchurch Story

Katy Gosset, joins a group of artlovers on an evening tour around Christchurch city's galleries.

3:47 Science Story

You've heard of offshore oil rigs. What about offshore mussel farms - enormous operations up to ten kilometres out in the open ocean? In today's Science Segment, we'll visit a shellfish breeding centre and hear how NZ aquaculture researchers are helping the industry conquer deeper waters.

4:00 News

4:06 The Panel - Chris Trotter and Michelle Boag

4:30 News Headlines/Traffic/Weather