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Afternoons for Friday 26 March 2010

  • The best song ever written

    1:10 PM.Tony Shea from Te Kauwhata chooses a Nanci Griffith song -"If Wishes Were Changes" Audio

  • James Rolleston

    2:10 PM.Boy has arrived in theaters across the country. It's the story of a boy, played by James Rolleston. Audio

  • The Break Up

    2:20 PM.Charlee Collins is an aspiring film maker from Kaitaia. In December, her film The Break Up was selected as the Stand Out Winner of The Outlook for Someday Sustainability Film Challenge for Young New… Read more Audio

  • He Rourou for 26 March 2010

    2:45 PM.Ana Tapiata talks to Te Maari Kaiwai Wanikau about convincing grandparents that total immersion Maori language education is beneficial for their grandchildren. Audio

  • Feature Album

    2:50 PM.Badly Drawn Boy - The Hour of Bewilderbeast. Audio

  • Fresh Fast Food - Julie Buiso

    3:10 PM.Sizzled Chicken with porcini and sage. Audio

  • Weekend Wine - Yvonne Lorkin

    3:20 PM.Cheap and Cheerful Kim Crawford Sauvignon Blanc 2009 $7.99 (on special at Countdown+Woolworths) Mid Price Lime Rock CHB Sauvignon Blanc 2009 $17 Treat Yourself Alpha Domus The Aviator 2007 $49… Read more Audio

  • Weekend Weather

    3:30 PM.With Bob McDavitt. Audio

  • Movie Review - Noelle McCarthy

    3:35 PM.'Boy' Audio

  • Sports Story - Barry Guy

    3:40 PM.The second cricket test against Australia. Audio

  • NZ Society - Haining Street Part 2

    3:45 PM.Jason Moon returns to Wellington's notorious Haining Street. Audio

  • The Panel (part 1)

    4:08 PM.With Richard Griffin and David Slack. Audio

  • The Panel (part 2)

    4:35 PM.With Richard Griffin and David Slack. Audio

1:10 Best Song Ever Written

Nanci Griffith, If Wishes Were Changes from 1989 album Storms.

1:15 NZ Music - Live

Graeme Downs from The Verlaines is in the Wellington Studio.

2:10 Feature stories

James Rolleston - the boy from Boy talks to us about his first movie.

Charlee Collins - The Break Up will compete with films from around the world. It's been nominated for a Panda Award in the international Wildscreen Festival.

2:30 Reading:Shot by Sarah Quigley

An earthquake has struck San Francisco just as Lena and her brother Davy are walking home at night past a restaurant with a fish tank outside.

2:55 He Rourou

Ana Tapiata talks to Te Maari Kaiwai Wanikau about convincing grandparents that total immersion Maori language education is beneficial for their grandchildren .

2:50 Feature Album

Badly Drawn Boy - The Hour of Bewilderbeast

3:10 One Stop Shop

Fresh Food Fast, Sizzled Chicken with Porcini and Sage by Julie Buiso

Weekend wine selections with Yvonne Lorkin.

Weekend Weather by Bob McDavitt, and Noelle McCarthy reviews Boy.

3:33 Sports Story

Barry Guy talks sports.

3:47 NZ Society

Jason Moon returns to Wellington's notorious Haining Street to conclude his Untold Tales from New Zealand Chinese History.

With claims of opium and gambling dens at large, Wellington's China town was always famously bad... but was it?

This afternoon Jason Moon takes an historical walk down Haining Street; one of New Zealand's most notorious locations.

4:06 The Panel

Richard Griffin and David Slack