Afternoons for Wednesday 16 September 2015 Afternoons

Opening Song - 'We Don't Know How Lucky We Are'

1:11 PM.'We Don't Know How Lucky We Are' by Fred Dagg. Audio
Massive Gift - Mark Henaghan

1:15 PM.They say charity begins at home...well a property sale is promising to raise 20 million dollars for good causes. Audio
Whale Researcher - Nan Hauser

1:26 PM.Nan Hauser joins us from Rarotonga to discuss her interactions with whales. Norm Hewitt is also there. Audio
Favourite Album: Alanis Morrisette's Jagged Little Pill

1:42 PM.Favourite Album: 'Alanis Morrisette's Jagged Little Pill', chosen by Julie Burgess-Manning. Audio
Men's Health - Craig Cooper

2:08 PM.Craig Cooper's new health and wellness guide Your New Prime challenges current thinking about men's health. Read more Audio
Food, diet and seafood - Ray McVinnie

2:26 PM.Ray McVinnie, appearing at the Whitianga Scallop Festival this weekend Audio
Oyster farmer - Andy Elliot

2:35 PM.Look out all you Oyster lovers, new to the festival this year , free farmed oysters, these are the same variety as the Bluff Oyster, but produced sustainably in the Marlborough Sounds. From the same… Read more Audio
Talking Food: Buffalo Cheese

2:46 PM.Amelia Nurse travels north of Albany to visit a Buffalo Cheese company. Audio
Comedian Jeremy Elwood

2:56 PM.On his favourite eating places. Audio
Technology Correspondent - Paul Brislen

3:08 PM.Paul's here to talk about the future of home landlines, Australia's first Techno Prime Minister and schools embracing technology. He will also answer your technology-related questions. Audio
The Wireless Preview - Mava Moayyed

3:29 PM.In light of all the social media activism this year (Red Peak, refugee quota, X Factor judges) The Wireless team has taken a look back at one of the first major examples of online activism in NZ. Audio
"My teacher is six months old" - Babies tackle bullying

3:30 PM.Ever wondered how a baby and a large green blanket might help combat child abuse? Babies are now the teachers. They're being brought into classrooms to break the intergenerational cycles of domestic… Read more Audio, Gallery
The Panel pre-show for 16 September 2015

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

1:13 Opening Song

'We Don't Know How Lucky We Are' - Fred Dagg

1:15 Massive Gift - Mark Henaghan

Why a self-made Christchurch couple are giving away $20 million from the sale of their property.

1:25 Whale Researcher - Nan Hauser

Nan Hauser joins us from Rarotonga to discuss her interactions with whales. Norm Hewitt is also there.

1:40 Favourite Album

Alanis Morrisette's Jagged Little Pill - chosen by Julie Burgess-Manning.

2:10 Mens' Health - Craig Cooper

Craig Cooper's new health and wellness guide 'Your New Prime' challenges current thinking about men's health.

2:15 Food, Diet And Seafood

Ray McVinnie, appearing at the Whitianga Scallop Festival this weekend

2:25 Andy Elliot

Look out all you Oyster lovers, new to the festival this year , free farmed oysters, these are the same variety as the Bluff Oyster, but produced sustainably in the Marlborough Sounds. From the same company that produces Tohu Wine.

2:35 Talking Food: Buffalo Cheese

Amelia Nurse travels north of Albany to visit a Buffalo Cheese company.

2:50 Comedian - Jeremy Elwood

Jeremy on his favourite eating places.

3:10 Technology Correspondent - Paul Brislen

Paul's here to talk about the future of home landlines, Australia's first Techno Prime Minister and schools embracing technology. He will also answer your technology-related questions.

3:15 Innovator- Phil Thomson

Our innovator of the week is a newly launched company called Auror (ah-roar). Auror helps police and retailers share information in real time to help prevent shoplifting.

3:25 The Wireless Preview - Mava Moayyed

In light of all the social media activism this year (Red Peak, refugee quota, X Factor judges) The Wireless team has taken a look back at one of the first major examples of online activism in NZ.

3:35 Green Blankets - Lynda Chanwai-Earle

Lynda Chanwai-Earle discovers why a programme being taught in New Zealand schools uses babies and green blankets to grow the vital social skill of empathy and combat child abuse.

3:45 Panel Pre-Show

What the world is talking about. With Paul Brennan, Jim Mora and Zara Potts.

Music played in this show

Jesse Mulligan 1-4pm

Wednesday 15 September

OPENING SONG:

ARTIST: T Rex
TITLE: Get it On
COMP: Bolan
ALBUM: A Complete Hit Collection 1970-1977
LABEL: Raven

ARTIST: Fred Dagg
TITLE: We Don't Know How Lucky We Are
COMP: We Don't Know How Lucky We Are
ALBUM: Dagg
LABEL: EMI

FEATURE ALBUM:

ARTIST: Alanis Morrisette
TITLE: Head Over Feet
COMP: Ballard, Morissette
ALBUM: Jagged Little Pill
LABEL: Maverick

ARTIST: Alanis Morrisette
TITLE: Your House
COMP: Ballard, Morissette
ALBUM: Jagged Little Pill
LABEL: Maverick

ARTIST: Alanis Morrisette
TITLE: You Oughta Know
COMP: Ballard, Morissette
ALBUM: Jagged Little Pill
LABEL: Maverick

2PM SONGS:

ARTIST: B52s
TITLE: Rock Lobster
COMP: Schneider/Wilson
ALBUM: The B-52's: Planet Claire (Compilation)
LABEL: Spectrum

3PM SONGS:
ARTIST: Bic Runga
TITLE: Blue Blue Heart
COMP: Runga
ALBUM: Birds
LABEL: Columbia

PANEL:

ARTIST: Bob Dylan
TITLE: Positively 4th Street
COMP: Westerber
ALBUM: UNCUT: Hard Rain, A Tribute To Bob Dylan Vol 2
LABEL: UNCUT

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