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Afternoons for Wednesday 19 March 2014

  • Best song ever written - Make Me Smile

    1:08 PM.Steve Potter has chosen 'Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me)' by Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel. Audio

  • Link 3

    1:23 PM.Can you spot the connection in our music quiz? Audio

  • Old gold miner

    2:09 PM.Most beachcombers looking for treasure in the sand are hoping to find an unusal shell or the odd bit of loose change. 85-year-old Bert Scott prospects for gold on the shores around the Riverton coast… Read more Audio

  • Saving wild horses.

    2:24 PM.Vicki Wilson started riding horses at the tender age of two and her passion for them has seen her become a rescuer of the wild Kaimanawa horses. Vicki and her two sisters, Kelly and Amanda, have been… Read more Audio

  • Virtual world with Hamish MacEwan

    3:06 PM.Web of the future. Wearable technology and Google. SaneBox - a better gmail experience? Researcher Danah Boyd is awesome! Audio

  • NZ Society - Kidneys Wanted

    3:30 PM.David Steemson finds out how many people in New Zealand are waiting for a new kidney. Audio

  • The Panel pre-show for 19 March 2014

    3:45 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

  • The Panel with Michael Moynahan and Steve McCabe (Part 1)

    4:07 PM.Topics - The officer in charge of the George Taiaroa murder investigation says the mistaken placement of an advertisement in a hunting newsletter naming the number one suspect is not the reason no… Read more Audio

  • The Panel with Michael Moynahan and Steve McCabe (Part 2)

    4:35 PM.Topics - in Britain, a former Conservative (defence) minister wants every teacher to be trained to recognise the needs of left handed children. New Zealand's economic ties with China have been… Read more Audio

1:10 Best Song Ever Written - Steve Potter of Dovedale nominated  'Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me)' by Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel

1:25 Link 3 - the music:

ARTIST: Bruno Mars
TITLE:   Just The Way You Are
COMP:  Bruno Mars, Philip Lawrence, Ari Levine, Khalil Walton, Khari Cain
ALBUM: Doo Wops & Hooligans  -  Track 2
LABEL:   Elektra 891215


ARTIST: Lionel Ritchie
TITLE:  All Night Long
COMP:  Lionel Ritchie
ALBUM:  Back To Front  -  Track 4
LABEL:   Motown  636338

ARTIST: Gnarls Barkley
TITLE:    Crazy
COMP:  Brian Burton, Thomas Callaway, Gian Franco Reverberi, Gian Piero Reverberi      
ALBUM:  St Elsewhere  -  Track 2  
LABEL:   Warner 632672

ARTIST: The Dave Clark Five
TITLE:    All Night Long
COMP:  Dave Clark, Dennis Payton
ALBUM:  The History of The Dave Clark Five  -  CD 2 / Track 2
LABEL:   Hollywood 161482

ARTIST: Patsy Cline
TITLE:   Crazy
COMP:  Willie Nelson
ALBUM: 12 Greatest Hits  -  3
LABEL:   MCA 111112


ARTIST: Neil Sedaka
TITLE:   Stairway To Heaven
COMP:  Neil Sedaka, Howard Greenfield
ALBUM:  Golden Hits  -  Track 8
LABEL:   RCA 111013


ARTIST: Faith Hill
TITLE:   Breathe
COMP:  Holly Lamar, Stephanie Bentley
ALBUM: Faith Hill:  The Hits  -  Track 9
LABEL:   Warner 244230

ARTIST: Laura Branigan
TITLE:   Gloria
COMP:  Umberto Tozzi, Giancarlo Bigazzi, Trevor Veitch
ALBUM:  The Best of Laura Branigan  -  Track 1
LABEL:   Tusk 780 232

ARTIST: Regina Spektor
TITLE:    On The Radio
COMP:  Regina Spektor
ALBUM:  Begin To Hope  -  Track 4  
LABEL:   Sire - CD Pro


ARTIST: The Killers
TITLE:   Human
COMP:  Brandon Flowers, Dave Keuning, Mark Stoermer, Ronnie Vannucci
ALBUM: Day & Age  -  Track 2
LABEL:   Island 851214

The answer: All the song titles were previous big hits.

2:10 Gold Miner - Bert Scott - Most beachcombers looking for treasure in the sand are hoping to find an unusal shell or the odd bit of loose change. 85 year old Bert Scott prospects for gold on the shores around the Riverton coast in Southland.   He caught gold fever about 25 years ago, and has been prospecting for the elusive metal ever since.  Over the years he's found 100's of ounces of gold, but says most has gone to pay for his hobby. He's just acquired a battery operator sluice from the United States to help with the search.
 
2:20  Wild Horses - Vicki Wilson started riding horses at the very tender age of two...and her passion for them has seen her become a rescuer of the wild Kaimanawa horses. Vicki and her two sisters.. Kelly and Amanda.. have been on a mission to save as many of these wild animals as they can - and not just save them from the abbatoir - but to also turn these once un-manageable horses into skilled show jumpers. Vicki Wilson is at the Horse of the Year Show in Hastings this afternoon where she's competing.

2:30 Reading - After three weeks locked in irons in a cell in England - Archibald Baxter has won the respect of his guards, and when it is decided to send him to the battlefields in France, they cheer him and wish him well. Without any other clothes, Baxter has decided to stop taking off the uniform they've forced him to wear. But  in today's reading from his book - We Will Not Cease' - Baxter tells them he will not drop his opposition to war, no matter what the consequences, in France or anywhere else.

2:45 Feature album - Girl - Pharrell Williams (2014)

3:10 Virtual World - Hamish MacEwan

The links:

http://www.news.com.au/technology/online/heres-what-the-internet-could-look-like-in-2025/story-fnjwnhzf-1226853227649
This Might Be How Google Wins the Wearables War
SaneBox - a better gmail experience, or not
The era of Facebook is an anomaly  

3:30  Kidney's Wanted - David Steemson - Wanted, fresh kidneys for 600 New Zealanders waiting for a lifesaving kidney donor. South Auckland has the highest number of people with severe renal disease, and a national campaign is being launched there this month to boost the number of donors.
The links: kidneydonor.org.nz and New Zealand Society

4:06 Michael Moynahan and Steve McCabe are on The Panel today: A year now since the killing of George Taiaroa near Atiamuri but no arrest. The extent to which you can prejudice a trial through publicity. Dealing to these 30 cats in Invercargill - do they really need to be dealt to and if so what is the best way to do it? Surprising benefits of left-handedness, obvious benefits of trading with China but how long will the golden weather last? Stealing Bluff oysters out of pottles in supermarkets and isn't that theft just as much as running out with a trolley? Speaking of supermarkets, do you like self-service or does it irk you there's no operator to make it easy for you? And the defence against being towed at night when you've parked in an empty business carpark while you go to the movies.