Afternoons for Tuesday 7 June 2011 Afternoons

Best Song Ever Written - All Down the Line

1:08 PM.John Dean from Christchurch has chosen 'All Down the Line' from the Rolling Stones' masterpiece Exile on Main Street. Audio
Book Review with Graham Beattie

1:20 PM.The Larnachs by Owen Marshall. Audio
TV Review with Sarah McMullan

1:32 PM.The launch of MTV Classic; The Jono Project; Nurse Jackie; and New Zealand's Next Top Model. Audio
Music Review with Nick Atkinson

1:45 PM.Thought We Were Alone (Gang Colours remix) by Lucky Paul and Little Blue Houses by Unknown Mortal Orchestra. Audio
Web Review with Noelle McCarthy

1:53 PM.Daily deal websites and GroupOn. Audio
Mount Tarawera Eruption

2:10 PM.Friday marks the 125th anniversary of the eruption of Mt Tarawera. Commemoration ceremonies include a talk about the latest GNS exploration of Lake Rotomahana which uncovered the bottom of the Pink… Read more Audio
Tune Your Engine - Easter Island

3:10 PM.Archaeologist Dr Carl Lipo's new book, The Statues That Walked: Unraveling the Mystery of Easter Island, challenges conventional theories about the collapse of civilisation on Easter Island. Audio
Asian Report for 7 June 2011 - Japanese teas

3:34 PM.Justin Gregory educates his palate with a tasting session of Japanese tea. Audio
The Panel Pre-Show for 7 June 2011

3:45 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio
The Panel with Barry Corbett and Tim Watkins (part 1)

4:07 PM.Topics - For the first time since we started keeping records, no-one died on New Zealand roads during a holiday weekend. A report by Child Youth and Family reveals just how much some children endure… Read more Audio
The Panel with Barry Corbett and Tim Watkins (part 2)

4:34 PM.Topics - Our national debt has now grown to 71.6 billion, that's 165 dollars and 45 cents for every man woman and child in New Zealand . The dismall state of the US economy is forcing President Barrak… Read more Audio

1:10 Best Song Ever Written

All Down the Line by the Rolling Stones, chosen by John Dean.

1:15 Critical Mass

2:10 Feature Stories

Friday marks the 125th anniversary of the eruption of Mt Tarawera. Commemoration ceremonies include a talk about the latest GNS exploration of Lake Rotomahana which uncovered the bottom of the Pink and White Terraces which were destroyed by the volcano. Cornel de Ronde is the GNS geologist who led the team.

2:30 Reading

A short story by Marian Stuart, Three Strand Cord. The reader is Fiona Truelove.

2:45 Feature Album

Procol Harum - Live In Concert With The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra.

3:12 Tune Your Engine

Archaeologist Dr Carl Lipo's new book, The Statues That Walked: Unraveling the Mystery of Easter Island, challenges conventional theories about the collapse of civilisation on Easter Island.

3:33 Asian Report

Justin Gregory educates his palate with a tasting session of Japanese tea.

4:06 The Panel

Barry Corbett and Tim Watkin.

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Afternoons for Tuesday 7 June 2011