Afternoons for Tuesday 11 November 2008

1:10 PM.Philip Lynch chose"The Three Bells"sung by the Companions of Song. Audio

1:15 PM.It's 1986. And taking us there is former DJ and breakfast personality Mark Roughton. Audio

2:10 PM.The core events of Cup and Show Week have been going about as long as Christchurch itself. Audio

2:20 PM.The statement shoe of the summer has been elevated to dizzier new heights. Audio

2:45 PM.Ana Tapiata talks to Ngahiwi Apanui, the chairman of the Maori music subcommittee of Te Waka Toi, the Maori Arts Council. Audio

2:50 PM.Back To Bedlam is the debut album from British singer-songwriter James Blunt, released by Custard Records in 2004. Audio

3:12 PM.This week Jim is joined by Ed Timings. Audio

3:33 PM.This weeks Asian Report discusses what Independence means if your roots are from the Indian subcontinent. Audio

3:47 PM.Find out why scientists are warning that acidic oceans are the world's next environmental catastrophe. Audio

4:08 PM.With Wena Harawira and Gary McCormick. Audio

4:35 PM.With Wena Harawira and Gary McCormick. Audio