Afternoons for Tuesday 30 September 2014 Afternoons

Best song ever written - Something in the Air

1:08 PM.Rennie Gould of Blenheim has chosen 'Something in the Air' by Thunderclap Newman. Audio
TV review with Irene Gardiner

1:22 PM.'The Brokenwood Mysteries' and 'Coverband'. Audio
Book review with Vanda Symon

1:33 PM.'The Silver Gaucho' by Jackie Ballantyne. Audio
Music review with Nick Atkinson

1:55 PM.Featuring 'Kindness' and 'Weird Together'. Audio
Web review with Ben Gracewood

1:55 PM.Ello, contender to Twitter's throne, is barely launched and already hated; China blocks Instagram during Hong Kong protests and the Shellshock Bug. Audio
Trout and 1080 poison - David Haynes

2:07 PM.President of NZ Association of Freshwater Anglers. Anglers are being warned to avoid eating fish caught in back country rivers because they could be tainted by 1080 poison. Audio
The Pan Am Experience - Anthony Toth

2:21 PM.Nostalgic for the glamour days of air travel? Then The Pan Am Experience is your dream come true. Set in the Air Hollywood film studio in Los Angeles, this unique dining concept has opened for… Read more Audio
Feature album - The Nylon Curtain

2:44 PM.Our feature album is 'The Nylon Curtain' by American singer-songwriter Billy Joel, from 1982. He rates it as "the recording I'm most proud of and the material I'm most proud of." Audio
Ebola outbreak

3:07 PM.Dr Daniel Bausch says the window of opportunity to stop the spread of Ebola is closing, and the world must act now. Audio
Geodesy - the Science of Knowing Where You Are

9:06 PM.Geodesy is the study of the shape and size of the earth, and it underpins systems such as the Global Navigation Satellite System and allows very accurate surveying of major infrastructure projects Read more Audio
The Panel pre-show for 30 September 2014

3:44 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

SHOW NOTES

1:10 Best song ever written. 'Something in the Air' by Thunderclap Newman, nominated by Rennie Gould of Blenheim.

1:20 The Critics.

TV review - Irene Gardiner

THE BROKENWOOD MYSTERIES: - PRIME (Sunday Nights @ 8.30)
COVERBAND: - TV ONE (Thursday Nights @ 9.45)

Books - Vanda Symon

The Silver Gaucho, by Jackie Ballantyne.

Music - Nick Atkinson

ARTIST:   Kindness
TITLE:       World Restart
COMP:   Adam Bainbridge
DUR:       3' 38"
ALBUM:   Otherness
LABEL:   Pod

ARTIST:   Weird Together
TITLE:       Karima's Story
COMP:   Weird Together
DUR:       3' 40"

Web - Ben Gracewood

China blocks Instagram during Hong Kong protests

2:10 David Haynes, President of NZ Association of Freshwater Anglers. Anglers are being warned to avoid eating fish caught in back country rivers because they could be tainted by 1080 poison.

2:20 Anthony Toth. Nostalgic for the glamour days of air travel? Then The Pan Am Experience is your dream come true. Set in the Air Hollywood film studio in Los Angeles, this unique dining concept has opened for business aboard a recreated Pan Am 747.

Gallery: Pan Am Experience

2:30 NZ Reading. Episode 2 of 'Landings' by Jenny Pattrick, read by Stuart Devenie.

2:45 Feature album. The Nylon Curtain - Billy Joel (1982).

3:10 Ebola. Dr. Daniel Bausch says the window of opportunity to stop the spread of Ebola is closing, and the world must act now.

3:30 The Science of Roadworks - Alison Ballance

Stories from Our Changing World.

3:45 The Panel Pre-Show. Jim Mora, Zara Potts, Ali Jones and Mai Chen.

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Afternoons for Tuesday 30 September 2014