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Afternoons for Friday 14 June 2013

  • Best Song Ever Written - Sam Stone

    1:10 PM.Tom Taylor from Methven nominates 'Sam Stone' by John Prine. Audio

  • NZ Live - French for Rabbits

    1:20 PM.Brooke Singer - Vocals, Keyboards & Guitar; John Fitzgerald - Guitar; Ben Wood - Vocal Harmonies & Bass. Audio

    This audio is not downloadable due to copyright restrictions.

  • Spiderman

    2:09 PM.Australian Police describe him as the cleverest, coolest and most capable burglar they have ever hunted - The man accused of being 'the Spiderman'. Mark Buttler reports from Melbourne. Audio

  • Stuttering

    2:18 PM.One child in 20 is a stutterer, and for many the problem persists into adulthood. There is no cure or even permanent treatment, because the cause of stuttering remains unclear. Audio

  • Feature Album - Tusk

    2:45 PM.Today's feature album is 'Tusk' by Fleetwood Mac. Due to copyright restrictions, all music has been removed. Audio

  • Fresh Fast Food with Geoff Scott

    3:06 PM.Geoff Scott from Vinnies in Herne Bay with the perfect weekend comfort food - soup. Audio

  • Wine with Yvonne Lorkin

    3:17 PM.Yvonne Lorkin with wines for the weekend. Audio

  • Film with Sarah McMullan

    3:26 PM.Sarah McMullan reviewing the Danish movie 'The Hunt'; the new Will Smith film 'After Earth'; and 'The Other Son', about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Audio

  • Waikato Regional Excavator Competition at Fieldays

    3:40 PM.The New Zealand Contractors' Federation is holding it's Waikato Regional Excavator Competition at Fieldays, Simon Payne is the NZCF Waikato branch president and he is on the line from Mystery Creek. Audio

  • The Panel Pre-show for 14 June 2013

    3:45 PM.The Panel pre-show for 14 June 2013 with Susan Baldacci, Chris Trotter and Lisa Scott. Audio

  • The Panel with Chris Trotter and Lisa Scott (Part 1)

    4:15 PM.Sir Peter Gluckman, the prime minister's chief science advisor, says the fluoride debate has been hijacked by a misinterpretation of science; and John Key says Labour MPs who accepted corporate… Read more Audio

  • The Panel with Chris Trotter and Lisa Scott (Part 2)

    4:35 PM.Significantly fewer people in England are playing sport regularly now than before the Olympics; A homeless man has been trespassed from the derelict house in Temuka he has been living in for the past… Read more Audio

1:10 Best Song Ever Written - Tom Taylor of Methven nominated 'Sam Stone' by John Prine.

Snow webcams for Mount Hutt opening

1:20 NZ Live with the Wellington folk duo, French For Rabbits.

2:10 The Spiderman - Mark Buttler - Australian Police describe him as the cleverest, coolest and most capable burglar they have ever hunted - The man accused of being the Spiderman. A thief accused of climbing drain-pipes and scaling balconies in posh suburbs to steal jewelry, cash and other luxury goods, has been unmasked in Melbourne, and he is a New Zealander. Mark Buttler is a reporter with the Herald Sun.

2:20 The Brain and Stuttering - Veronika Meduna - One child in 20 is a stutterer, and for many the problem persists into adulthood. There is no cure or even permanent treatment, because the cause of stuttering remains unclear. It was long thought that stuttering is a psychological problem, but Catherine Theys at the University of Canterbury, thinks that stuttering is linked with differences in brain function. Veronika Meduna volunteers for an experiment

2:30 Reading - An officious noxious weed inspector and his visits to the 500-acre farm where Nora Brocas Sanderson grew up are recalled in our final episode of 'One of the Family' today. Her father and the noxious inspector almost come to blows over a gorse bush.
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'Miss Annabelle Lee' (trad) from the Album 'Pleasures & Treasures'  [ Saydisc SC SDLC 362 ]
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One of the Family by Nora Brocas Sanderson  Pub: Steele Roberts (1999) ISBN-1877228184

2:45 Feature album - Tusk - Fleetwood Mac  (1979)

3:08 One Stop Shop

Food - Geoff Scott from Vinnies in Herne Bay - Pea and Ham Soup with Parsley Creme Chantilly.

Wine - Yvonne Lorkin

Wolf Blass Red Label Shiraz Cabernet 2012 $9.99
Sherwood Estate 'Stratum' Waipara Pinot Gris 2012 $15
Giesen 'The Brothers' Late Harvest Sauvignon Blanc 2012 $29

Movies - Sarah McMullan reviews The Danish movie, The Hunt .. and The Other Son about the Israeli- Palestinian conflict.
After Earth
The Hunt
The Other Son.

3:40 Fieldays at Mystery Creek - Forty-five years ago, the New Zealand National Agricultural Fieldays  started as a way to connect  rural farmers with urban businesses and it's been going strong ever since. It was become one of the key events on the agribusiness calendar.  This year there are more than 1,000 exhibitors on 1400 sites at Mystery Creek in Hamilton. The New Zealand Contractors' Federation is holding it's Waikato Regional Excavator Competition at field days. Simon Payne is the Waikato branch president.

4:06 Chris Trotter and Lisa Scott are on The Panel today. Sir Peter Gluckman says the science is settled around fluoride. But there were a few scientists and doctors and dentists making representations to the Hamilton City Council when they banned it. The fallout from the Labour MPs deciding to accept Sky City's largesse at the rugby. The argument that holding big sporting events galvanises the young of the country to ditch the X-boxes and get fit... um, not so much. The itinerant guy being evicted from his little squatter's house in Timaru as winter grips, the fight night last night offering patrons unlimited booze, and the booze very limited at the Captain Cook Tavern, which as we've been saying closes its doors tonight.