Afternoons for Thursday 3 May 2018
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Shark Cage Diving bill
1:17 PM.Shark cage diving around Stewart Island could soon be banned. Storm Stanley of PauaMAC5 and Shark Dive NZ director Peter Scott give both sides of the story. Read more Audio
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Social media teaching kids new ways to bully - Principal
1:31 PM.Mark Potter, principal of Wellington's Berhampore primary school says social media is training kids a whole new way to bully each other. Read more Audio
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Studying the world's oldest spider
1:40 PM.Ecologist, Leanda Mason tells Jesse the story of trapdoor spider Number 16, the world's oldest documented spider. Read more Audio, Gallery
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Tech talk with Paul Brislen
2:13 PM.Facebook claims it isn't a publisher yet has disrupted publishing to such an extent that it now has more than a billion users around the world who get their news primarily from Facebook. Audio
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How to find a financial advisor who has your interests at heart
2:21 PM.It's important to meet several financial advisors before committing to one, says Mary Holm. She talks about why you might want to use a financial advisor, how to make a shortlist and some good… Read more Audio
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Short Story Club
3:14 PM.'I Shall be her Witness' by Linda Olsson is this week's short story. Email us jesse@radionz.co.nz to be in to win her new novel, A Sister in My House. Audio
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Tell me about your thesis
3:23 PM.Suzanne Cowan did her thesis in dance studies - which included creating a dance work. It is believed she is the first person who uses a wheelchair in New Zealand to have done this. Read more Audio, Gallery
Short Story Club
'I Shall be her Witness' by Linda Olsson is this week's short story. Email us jesse@radionz.co.nz to be in to win her new novel, A Sister in My House
1:10 First song
1:15 Shark Cage Diving bill
Stewart Island locals and paua divers have a glimmer of hope that shark cage diving in their waters could be banned. Jesse talks to Storm Stanley of PauaMAC5 about why the industry wants a total ban to shark cage diving. Shark Dive NZ director Peter Scott gives the operators' point of view.
Photo: AFP
1:25 Social media teaching kids new ways to bully - Principal
A Wellington primary school principal says social media is training kids a whole new way to bully each other. And at a younger age.
Mark Potter is principal of Wellington's Berhampore primary school and believes children should not be allowed to use social media.
Photo: Pexels free image
1:35 The world's oldest spider - Leanda Mason.
The story of the world's oldest spider has captured hearts around the world.
A zoologist, Dr Barbara Main, started studying a trapdoor spider 40 years ago once she crawled out of her mother's nest and made a burrow of her own.
Barbara Main dedicated her career to following the spider she called number 16 who lived under an acacia tree in southwest Australia.
An ecologist, Leanda Mason took over Barbara's work and tells Jesse Mulligan how number 16 eventually died.
1:40 Great album: Indigo Girls, Rites of Passage
2:10 Tech talk with Paul Brislen
2:20 Your Money with Mary Holm: How to find a financial adviser who has your interests at heart
One of the issues at the Australian Royal Commission into Misconduct in the Banking, Superannuation and Financial Services Industry is the fact that many financial advisers have been putting their own interests ahead of their clients' interests. Does that happen in New Zealand too? It's hard to argue that it doesn't, says Mary Holm. If someone offers you free financial advice, you've got to ask yourself why they are doing that.
But not every adviser works that way. Mary looks at three letters from listeners asking about aspects of finding good financial advice. She talks about why you might want to use an adviser; how to make a short list of possible advisers - starting with a list on her website; and suggests questions to ask them - initially by email. Finally, she stresses the importance of meeting several before choosing one.
You can find more information on Mary's advisors page on her website
Photo: Pixabay
3:10 Short Story Club
'I Shall be her Witness' by Linda Olsson is this week's short story. Email us jesse@radionz.co.nz to be in to win her new novel, A Sister in My House
3:25 Tell me about your thesis
Suzanne Cowan did her thesis in dance studies - which included creating a dance work. It is believed she is the first person who uses a wheelchair in New Zealand to have done this.
3:30 Are We There Yet?
Today Katy Gossett looks at raising a transgender child
3:45 The Pre-Panel Story of the Day and One Quick Question
4:05 The Panel with Cas Carter and Steve McCabe
Music played in this show
1:10pm - FIRST SONG:
ARTIST: Hans Pucket
TITLE: Straight to My Heart
COMP: Hans Pucket
ALBUM: Eczema
LINK 3
ARTIST:Bruce Springsteen
TITLE: Dancing in the Dark
COMP: Bruce Springsteen
ALBUM: Born in the USA
LABEL: Columbia
ARTIST: Herbs
TITLE: Sensitive to a Smile
COMP: Dilworth Karaka and Charlie Tumahai and Todd Casella
ALBUM: Sensitive to a Smile
LABEL: Warrior
ARTIST: Weezer
TITLE: Buddy Holly
COMP: Rivers Cuomo
ALBUM: Weezer (The Blue Album
LABEL: DGC
The link between all 3 songs was that the music videos were all directed by well known film directors; in order - Brian De Palma, Lee Tamahori and Spike Jonze
1:45pm - GREAT ALBUM:
ARTIST: Indigo Girls
TITLE: Gallileo
COMP: Emily Saliers
ALBUM: Rites of Passage
LABEL: Epic
ARTIST: Indigo Girls
TITLE: Romeo and Juliet
COMP: Mark Knopfler
ALBUM: Rites of Passage
LABEL: Epic
ARTIST: Indigo Girls
TITLE: Love will come to you
COMP: Saliers
ALBUM: Rites of Passage
LABEL: Epic
