Afternoons for Friday 26 October 2012
1:10 Best Song Ever Written - Paul Bieleski of Nelson nominated Lara's Theme (Somewhere My Love) from the film Dr Zhivago by the Ray Conniff Singers
1:25 New Zealand Live with folk singer Matthew Pickering
2:10 From Mexico to Canada - Jeremy Star
He's done it. Jeremy Star from Dunedin has finished the Pacific Crest trail .. walking 4,265 kilometres from Mexico's border with the United States, up to the Canadian border. We first spoke to Jeremy in April before he set off on his epic journey. He started in searing heat in the deserts of Mexico and finished in snow waist deep in Canada. Check out Jeremy's photos on the link above.
2:20 Missing Something - Amelia Nurse
We’re starting a new series today called “Missing Something?” – and Amelia Nurse is going to talk to people about certain things they might be missing, things that aren’t immediately obvious - like colour blindness and tone deafness. Today – it’s sense of smell. Radio NZ’s Jack Perkins lost his recently, after suffering a streaming head cold. Luckily he can still taste a bit - and we’ll find out just how much he can smell.
2:30 Reading - Part four of our twelve part reading of Heart of Darfur, written and told by New Zealand nurse, Lisa French Blaker.
Music Details:
'Grieving song for the loss of loved ones during the war', traditional, performed by members of the Sudanese Community in Wellington
2:45 Feature album - Red - Taylor Swift (released this week)
3:10 One Stop Shop - Chef Jacob Brown brings us the Friday food, a Pecan Pie. Belinda Jackson's choosing the wine. Sarah McMullan reviews the new Ben Affleck thriller Argo - and the French comedy, The Intouchables.
Fresh Fast Food - Jacob Brown
Weekend Wine - Belinda Jackson
Villa Maria Private Bin Viognier 2010. $13 on special
Montes Cabernet Sauvignon Carmenere (from Chile) 2010 $18
Nautilus Marlborough Brut Cuvee NV $35-$40
Movie Review - Sarah McMullan
3:40 Events - The Raukatori Battle of the Bands fundraiser gig - Stuart Grieve
By day, Stuart Grieve is a respected QC representing high profile clients like Kim DotCom and Peter Whittall in the Pike River Mine case. Tomorrow night he'll be rocking out on stage with the TMG's (too many guitars) in a battle of the bands to raise money for the Raukatori Music Therapy Centre.
Also the link for the Taranaki Garden Spectacular, which starts this weekend.
4:06 The Panel - Michelle Boag and Brian Edwards
More about the building standards in NZ, Auckland's low rates rise promises Len Brown, but at what cost? The new name for Edinburgh. And whatever else we get time for - Do you believe that PMS in women isn't accompanied by mood swings, that corporate access to the Maori King on big occasions will be a good money-raiser, that the Anglican church can sort out the business of gay and female clergy to everyone's satisfaction, that the misuse of pokies funds can be cleaned up?
