Good Friday Podcast Options

10:00 AM.A retrospective look at the famous children's temperance movement of the 1890s. Audio

11:50 AM.Next week the remains of 63 early settlers are being repatriated to the Wairau Bar area, Blenheim. Audio

11:36 AM.Haydn Green is a sports blogger on his own dropkicks.co.nz website. Audio

11:10 AM.Big Buddy is a programme which matches male mentors with boys who may want a male figure in their lives to spend time with. Audio

10:10 AM.Robert Gordon is a music writer and historian who has made a documentary called 'Respect Yourself - the Stax Records Story'. Audio

9:10 AM.Ryan McMichael runs an award winning micro-blog - Onesentence.org - an 'experiment in brevity'. Audio

8:50 AM.Paul Archer is event organiser for this weekends celebrations in Westport. Audio

8:38 AM.Ron Laughlin and his partner Paula have spent many years on the road in NZ, on a quest for the holy grail of coffee. Audio

8:15 AM.Carl Sara is a Christchurch based Barista who has already competed in three World Barista Championships. Audio

11:07 AM.Diane Levy, Chris Lomax, Dave Marshall, Jackie Samaratunga and Dr. Jean Annan give their thoughts on child-rearing. Audio

10:52 AM.Riley, Chelsea and Ashleigh chat with Maggie about what they like to read. Audio

10:30 AM.Gregory O'Brien chats about art for the younger eyes, hearts and minds. Audio

10:05 AM.Paul Jennings talks about reading and writing and answers a question from Riley. Audio

9:40 AM.Children's Commissioner Cindy Kiro and Hollis Knight from the Young Peoples Reference Group talk about children's concerns. Audio

9:31 AM.Riley, Chelsea and Ashleigh share their thoughts. Audio

9:16 AM.A chat with the Push Play manager for SPARC. Audio

9:10 AM.An overview of the Tryathalon, what it does, how it helps Children. Audio

8:45 AM.It's not just for children. Audio

8:30 AM.A discussion about the relevance of guiding and scouting to today's children. Audio

8:12 AM.Cook and grow your own food. Audio