Afternoons for Monday 12 September 2016
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Clap Clap Riot perform Help Me!
1:09 PM.Stephen Heard and Dave Rowlands of Auckland band, Clap Clap Riot, perform an acoustic version of their new single, Help Me, live in our Auckland studio Read more Video, Audio
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Why do we remember things differently?
1:17 PM.So why is that different people can remember the same event in a very different way?
Read more Audio
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New Award for Maori Journalists
1:27 PM.The winner of a new award for Maori journalists will be announced next month. The idea is an extension of an already established award for Maori authors. Dr Selwyn Katene from Massey University is… Read more Audio
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The search for life on other planets
1:36 PM.Some of the world's top astronomers gathered on Great Barrier island over the weekend to discuss the search for life on other planets. Read more Audio
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Television Critic: Melenie Parkes
2:08 PM.Last Chance U and Narcos (Netflix) Loading Docs (TVNZ on Demand) Audio
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New Zealand's 'batman'
2:23 PM.Ben Paris is the Senior Biodiversity Advisor for the Auckland Council, and says if you live in that city, there's a good chance there are bats that visit your back yard. He tells us all about New… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Beach Boys frontman, Mike Love
3:07 PM.55 years ago, three brothers, a cousin and their friend formed a band that will forever be linked to California, sun and surf. The songs by the Beach Boys became anthems for good times but behind the… Read more Audio, Gallery
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One Quick Question for 12 September 2016
3:48 PM.We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Audio
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The Panel pre-show for 12 September 2016
3:52 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio
1:10 First song: Clap Clap Riot perform Help Me!
Nicky Clayton and Clive Wilkins Photo: The Captured Thought
1:15 Why do we remember things differently?
Most of us have had that strange experience where we have a completely different memory of something to everyone else who was there. So why is it our friends and family sometimes tell an alternative version of what happened?
Professor of Comparative Cognition Nicky Clayton is visiting New Zealand with Clive Wilkins who works with her as Artist in Residence at Cambridge University's Department of Psychology.
They approach the concept of memory by combining science and arts. They spoke at the University of Auckland last week and they're giving a presentation at Wellington's Victoria University this evening, about the subjective nature of our perceptions of the past...and of the future.
Brain illustration Photo: wikipedia
1:25 New Award for Maori Journalists
The winner of a new award for Maori journalists will be announced next month. The idea is an extension of an already established award for Māori authors.
Dr Selwyn Katene from Massey University is behind this.
1:35 The Search for Life on other planets
Some of the world's top astronomers gathered on Great Barrier island over the weekend to discuss the search for life on other planets. Among them was planetary scientist and astronomer Faith Vilas, from the US, who believes humans will find a planet capable of harbouring life like ours within the next 20 years.
Faith Vilas is the Project Scientist at the United States Planetary Science Institute and also the Program Director of the US National Science Foundation in charge of Solar System and Exoplanets grants.
Space Photo: Commons
1:40 Favourite album: Linda Ronstadt, Round Midnight
2:10 Television Critic: Melenie Parkes
Last Chance U and Narcos (Netflix) Loading Docs (TVNZ on Demand)
2:20 New Zealand's Batman
No, not the caped crusader but a New Zealander who's devoted his life to the conservation of New Zealand's native bats.
Ben Paris is the Senior Biodiversity Advisor for the Auckland Council, and says if you live in that city, there's a good chance there are bats that visit your back yard.
He tells us all about New Zealand's only native mammal.
3:10 Beach Boys frontman, Mike Love
55 years ago, three brothers, a cousin and their friend formed a band that will forever be linked to California, sun and surf. The songs by the Beach Boys became anthems for good times but behind the scenes it was anything but fun, fun, fun.
Mike Love talks about his cousin Brian Wilson's mental illness, the lawsuit he filed against him, the death of cousin Dennis Wilson and the band's brush with serial killer Charles Manson in his new book, Good Vibrations: My Life as a Beach Boy.
3:35 Voices
3:45 The Panel Pre-Show
Music played in this show
JESSE MULLIGAN AFTERNOONS/PANEL:
1pm - 5pm
Monday 12th September 2016
JESSE'S SONG:
ARTIST: Clap Clap Riot
TITLE: Help Me
COMP: Stephen Heard, Dave Rowlands, Tristan Colenso, Jonathan Pearce, Alexander Freer
ALBUM: Dull Life (Yet to be released)
LIVE: RNZ Auckland
FAVOURITE ALBUM:
ARTIST: Linda Ronstadt with Nelson Riddle and His Orchestra
TITLE: You Took Advantage of Me
COMP: Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers
ALBUM: Round Midnight
LABEL: Asylum
ARTIST: Linda Ronstadt with Nelson Riddle and His Orchestra
TITLE: I Get Along Without You Very Well
COMP: Hoagy Carmichael
ALBUM: Round Midnight
LABEL: Asylum
ARTIST: Linda Ronstadt with Nelson Riddle and His Orchestra
TITLE: My Funny Valentine
COMP: Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers
ALBUM: Round Midnight
LABEL: Asylum
ADDITIONAL SONG:
ARTIST: Tama Waipara
TITLE: The Hunter
COMP: Tama Waipara
ALBUM: Fill Up The Silence.
LABEL: Tama
FEATURE INTERVIEW: Mike Love
ARTIST: The Beach Boys
TITLE: Good Vibrations
COMP: Brian Wilson, Mike Love
ALBUM: Smiley Smile
LIVE: Capitol
ARTIST: The Beach Boys
TITLE: Kokomo
COMP: John Phillips, Scott McKenzie, Mike Love, Terry Melcher
ALBUM: Still Cruisin'
LIVE: Capitol
THE PANEL (HALF TIME SONG):
ARTIST: Ronnie Dyson & Chorus
TITLE: Aquarius
COMP: James Rado, Gerome Ragni, Galt MacDermot
ALBUM: Hair (Original Broadway Production)
LABEL: RCA
