Afternoons for Tuesday 28 September 2010

1:08 PM.Justine Bonner chooses 'New Madrid' by Uncle Tupelo. Audio

1:26 PM.A Charlie Gillet compilation, and Gabriel"Messenjah"Calcott. Audio

1:33 PM.Sarah McMullan reviews 'Tu Hoi', 'Tribal Wives', and 'Happy Birthday Viagra!'. Audio

1:40 PM.'As the Earth Turns Silver' by Alison Wong, and 'Quinine' by Kelly Ana Morey. Audio

1:45 PM.Noelle goes through some supposedly happy websites. Audio

2:12 PM.Moses did it, according to the book of Exodus. Charleton Heston too in the movie 'The Ten Commandments'. Now researchers at the National Center for Atmospheric Research have simulated parting the Red… Read more Audio

2:22 PM.Brides in New Zealand are starting to say"I do"to a new trend of trashing the wedding dress. After months of angst over the perfect dress, spending hundreds and even thousands of dollars on the perect… Read more Audio

2:28 PM.Ana Tapiata talks to Puhiwahine Tibble about her work as the Maori liaison officer at Mary Potter hospice in the greater Wellington region. Audio

2:47 PM.The Feature Album is 'Turbulent Indigo' - the so called"return to form"album by Joni Mitchell from 1994. Won her two Grammies, including Best Pop Album. Audio

3:10 PM.The Gap year is an established part of Kiwi culture, but whereas once it was solely the preserve of the young and the restless, recent years have seen many more members of the established workforce… Read more Audio

3:33 PM.In many cultures, drinking tea is commonplace and a symbol of hospitality. For the Japanese, the tradition has extended into an art form and there are a variety of tea ceremonies performed. Producer… Read more Audio

3:47 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

4:08 PM.Assaults on ambulance officers; and athletes arrive in Delhi. Audio

4:37 PM.Working hours decrease, Supreme Court judge Bill Wilson's judicial review; surveys on the Auckland election, foreign ownership of farms, firearms registration; Jim Anderton accuses Bob Parker of… Read more Audio