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Afternoons for Wednesday 16 July 2008

  • Jim's Essay

    1:06 PM.How brains remember things. Audio

  • Best Song Ever Written

    1:10 PM.For Shane Harvey of Dunedin it's 'Army Dreamers' by Kate Bush. Audio

  • Link 3

    1:15 PM.Our quiz where 3 or more famous songs have something in common. Audio

  • Peanut Butter off the Menu

    2:10 PM.New research suggests that babies whose mothers eat nut products while pregnant are at more than 50% risk of developing asthma. Audio

  • Restaurants are Flat

    2:20 PM.Winter's traditionally a quiet time in hospitality, but regional restaurants say they're facing their toughest season in years. Audio

  • He Rourou for 16 July 2008

    2:45 PM.Ana Tapiata talks to Te Huinga Reo Selby-Rickit, who played for the Southern Steel netball team in the ANZ championship. Audio

  • Feature Album - Centerfield

    2:50 PM.By John Fogerty, released in 1985. Audio

  • Virtual World

    3:10 PM.Hamish MacEwan delves into Gmail, Oyster card cracks and iPhone apps. Audio

  • Auckland Story - Tea Culture

    3:33 PM.Sapna Samant continues her series exploring the tea culture of Auckland. In this episode she makes masala chai in her kitchen. Audio

  • Science Story - Survival Strategies in Antarctica

    3:47 PM.Melianie Raymond studies Antarctic nematodes, and chairs the NZ Youth Steering Committee for the International Polar Year. Audio

  • The Panel (Part 1)

    4:06 PM.With Reg Boorman and Bomber Bradbury. Audio

  • The Panel (Part 2)

    4:33 PM.With Reg Boorman and Bomber Bradbury. Audio