Afternoons for Tuesday 17 October 2017
1:10 First song
1:15 Warnings against using WIFI anywhere
People are being warned not to use passwords or online banking over any wi-fi connection.
A flaw has been discovered in the system that protects wi-fi networks from being hacked and attackers may be able to read data that goes between a device and the router by which it connects to the internet.
We talk to Matthew Poole, a technical consultant with Open Systems Specialists.
1:25 #MeToo campaign picking up pace
An online campaign to show how widespread sexual abuse and attacks have been is gaining ground online.
In the wake of the Harvey Weinstein revelations many people are sharing their stories by simply saying #MeToo on Social Media.
Fiona McNamara from Sexual Abuse Prevention Network is in our Wellington studio to talk about the movement.
For anyone who needs help in this area, the sexual violence support line phone number is 0800 88 33 00
1:35 How to get more Maori and Pasifika into leading business roles
Just 17 percent of New Zealand's top 60 firms have an executive that identifies as non-European, and there isn't one NZX listed company with a Maori or Pasifika CEO.
TupuToa is an internship programme working to fix that by creating pathways for Maori and Pasifika students into careers in the corporate and professional sectors.
Jesse talks to the organisation's new chief executive, Anne Fitisemanu.
1:40 Great album: St Vincent
2:10 Book critic James Russell
James Russell discusses three new children's books
How Not to Stop a Kidnap Plot
By Suzanne Main
Scholastic
The Tale of Angelino Brown
By David Almond
Walker Books
The Ice Sea Pirates
By Frida Nilsson
Gecko Press
2:20 Music Feature: Jazz from unexpected places
Chicago-born Dave Wilson from Victoria University on jazz from unexpected places.
Jazz has taken Dave from Chicago to all over the world. From Los Angeles to Macedonia. Now he's in New Zealand teaching what he loves to students.
3:10 Why trying to feel good is making us miserable
You have been robbed. You have been robbed of happiness by companies that work very hard to keep us addicted to things that are bad for us. This is what Dr Robert Lustig thinks. He is a pediatric endocrinologist who was among the first to sound the alarm about the dangers of too much sugar in our diets.
He explains the biological difference between pleasure and happiness and how companies take advantage of that in his new book, The Hacking of the American Mind: The Science Behind the Corporate Takeover of Our Bodies and Brains
3:30 Science and environment stories
Stories from Our Changing World.
3:45 The Pre-Panel Story of the Day and One Quick Question
4:05 The Panel with John Barnett and Mai Chen
Music played in this show
1:10pm - FIRST SONG:
ARTIST:Six 60
TITLE: Don't Give it Up
1:45pm - GREAT ALBUM:
ARTIST: St Vincent
TITLE: Actor Out Of Work
COMP: Annie Clark.
ALBUM: Actor
LABEL: 4AD
ARTIST: St Vincent
TITLE: laughing with a mouthful of blood
COMP: Annie Clark.
ALBUM: Actor
LABEL: 4AD
ARTIST: St Vincent
TITLE: Just the same but brand new
COMP: Annie Clark.
ALBUM: Actor
LABEL: 4AD
ARTIST: St Vincent
TITLE: The Party
COMP: Annie Clark.
ALBUM: Actor
LABEL: 4AD
2:20 MUSIC FEATURE
ARTIST: STEVE COLEMAN
TITLE: DANCING AND JABBING
COMP:
ALBUM: MORPHOGENESIS
LABEL:
DUR: 6:58 (fade under just after 3mins when music slows down)
ARTIST: HOLOPHONER
TITLE: E FORCE 3
COMP:
ALBUM: LIGHT MAGNET
LABEL: WORLD GALAXY
DUR: 7:30 (fade under from about 2:55)
ARTIST: NICOLE MITCHELL
TITLE: SUN CYCLES
COMP:
ALBUM: BLACK UNSTOPPABLE
LABEL:
DUR: 7:57 (fade under at 3:30)
ARTIST: CALLUM ALLARDICE
TITLE: DEEP THOUGHT
COMP:
ALBUM:
LABEL:
DUR: 9:57 (fade in at 1:40 and out at 5:25)
ARTIST: Toni Kitanovski Trio
TITLE: "Togo"
COMP:
ALBUM: 3X3
LABEL: SJF Records
DUR: 4:22 (fade under at about 3:10 - the rest of the song continues the same)
ARTIST: KIEFER
TITLE: KICKIN IT ALONE
COMP:
ALBUM:
LABEL:
DUR: 3:12 (note at 2:56 it dies down completely then jolts back up again.. )
ARTIST: JONAH LEVINE COLLECTIVE
TITLE: RAKIA NIGHTMARES
COMP:
ALBUM: ATTENTION DEFICIT
LABEL: World Galaxy / Alpha Pup Records
DUR: 5:43