Afternoons for Monday 15 August 2011

1:10 PM.Ted Preston from Martinborough has chosen 'I Want a Little Sugar in my Bowl' by Nina Simone. Audio

1:20 PM.Chief Executive Officer of Great Potentials Foundation. Audio

2:09 PM.Barbara Blackie gets up at 5am every day and drives to the Riccarton racetrack to tend to her racehorse, Diplomacy. Audio

2:17 PM.Spare a thought for Southland high country farmer Phillip Tayler. He lives in Garston, the town furthest from any coast. Audio

3:09 PM.New York Times best-selling author Jonathan Eig says legend has Al Capone all wrong. His book is called 'Get Capone: The Secret Plot That Captured America's Most Wanted Gangster'. Audio

3:39 PM.Research suggests that rather than drinking a prescribed amount of water, you should instead be guided by thirst. And some dehydration may actually benefit those who do cardio exercise regularly. Audio

3:49 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio

4:06 PM.Topics - Snow is falling again in Wellington after a short period of clear skies. A dozen leading health and medical experts have criticised the government for failing to tackle New Zealand's… Read more Audio

4:36 PM.Topics - The Broadcasting Standards Authority has fined a Wellington man $50 for what it called a "frivolous and trivial" complaint, in which he alleged TVNZ inaccurately reported the distance of a… Read more Audio