Afternoons for Tuesday 30 June 2015
1:10 Your Song
Eyes To The Sky - Walt Gabbard. Chosen by Hunter Morrow.
1:20 The Critics
TV - Irene Gardiner
Music - Roger Marbeck
Books - Cushla McKinney
Web - Steve McCabe
2:08 Art Theft - Greg Anderson
An art heist in Whanganui has left gallery staff upset and police with no leads. Five works by artist, Rick Rudd, were stolen from the i-Site gallery on Taupo Quay, just before the floods on 20 June.
2:12 'Leap Second' - Tim Armstrong
June 30th will be one second longer as 'leap second day' sees an adjustment to time. At midday today, clocks were delayed by one second. It's done to allow the Earth's rotation to catch up with atomic time. The last adjustment happened in 2012, and some are saying airlines, trading floors and technology companies could be in for chaos.Tim Armstrong is the director of the Measurement Standards Laboratory of New Zealand.
2:20 'Everesting' in New Zealand - Liam Cappel
'Everesting' is a challenge in the cycling world, and one young Aucklander has just become the youngest New Zealander to complete it. We're not talking about cycling up Mount Everest, that's undoubtedly a step too far. Instead, it's a matter of cycling up a hill, again and again, until you've achieved the equivalent height of Mount Everest. Liam Cappel is only 16-years-old and he did this by tackling the 330m-high Whangapoua Hill on the Coromandel Peninsula.
2:30 NZ Reading - The Man Who Lived His Life Through Neil Diamond
Fame for Ted starts with his photo in The Eketahuna Weekly and ends with him fainting on a chat show in America.
2:45 Feature album
The Jazz Singer - Neil Diamond. (You see what we did there).
3:10 Somerton Man - Professor Derek Abbott
As murder mysteries go, the story of a man found on Somerton beach in Adelaide in December 1948 is one of the most intriguing in Australia. Found propped against a seawall in a nice suit and tie, with no signs of trauma and no identification, who "the Somerton Man" is remains a mystery nearly 70 years after his death. Many have tried to solve the mystery over the decades but perhaps none so passionately as Derek Abbott who is professor of Electrical & Electronic Engineering at The University of Adelaide. He's leading a campaign to have the body of the Somerton man exhumed for DNA testing that he thinks may solve the mystery once and for all.
3:35 Our Changing World - Alison Ballance
Geoff Keeling is on a diet and exercise programme - and in just a few weeks he's already seeing the benefits. The Canterbury dairy farmer is taking part in the University of Otago's SWIFT study and Alison Ballance meets Geoff, and PhD students Michelle Jospe and Melyssa Roy, to find out about the study in which people choose a diet (the fasting or 5:2 diet, Paleo or Mediterranean), an exercise plan (moderate or high intensity) and are also randomly assigned to a support programme.
Stories from Our Changing World.
3:45 The Panel Pre-Show
What the world is talking about. With Jim Mora, Julie Moffett, David Slack and Michele A'Court.
MUSIC DETAILS:
Tuesday 30th June 2015
YOUR SONG:
ARTIST: Walt Gabbard
TITLE: Eyes To The Sky (Acoustic Version)
COMP: Walt Gabbard
ALBUM: Single
LABEL: i-Tunes
THE CRITICS:
ARTIST: Eilen Jewell
TITLE: Worried Mind
COMP: Eilen Jewell
ALBUM: Sundown over the Ghost Town
LABEL: Signature Sounds
ARTIST: Leon Bridges
TITLE: Coming Home
COMP: Leon Bridges
ALBUM: Coming Home
LABEL: Columbia
FEATURE ALBUM:
ARTIST: Neil Diamond
TITLE: America
COMP: Neil Diamond
ALBUM: The Jazz Singer
LABEL: COLUMBIA promojazz
ARTIST: Neil Diamond
TITLE: Love On The Rocks
COMP: Gilbert Bécaud / Neil Diamond
ALBUM: The Jazz Singer
LABEL: COLUMBIA promojazz
ARTIST: Neil Diamond
TITLE: You Baby
COMP: Neil Diamond
ALBUM: The Jazz Singer
LABEL: COLUMBIA promojazz
ARTIST: Neil Diamond
TITLE: Hello Again
COMP: Neil Diamond / Alan Lindgren
ALBUM: The Jazz Singer
LABEL: COLUMBIA promojazz
THE PANEL:
ARTIST: Wings
TITLE: Venus And Mars
COMP: McCartney
ALBUM: Venus And Mars
LABEL: COLUMBIA 436801