Afternoons for Tuesday 3 March 2015
1:10 Your Song
You've Got A Friend - James Taylor. Chosen by Neil Bruce of Hamilton
1:20 The Critics
1. TV review - Phil Wallington
2. Books - Vanda Symon
3 Music - Colin Morris
4. Web - Daniela Maoate-Cox
2:10 Underwater Volcano Research - Cornel deRonde
Scientists head off from Auckland today on an 18-day voyage to investigate sea-floor volcanoes near Raoul Island - it's the first time they've inspected them so closely. We speak to Dr Cornel deRonde from GNS
2:20 The King Of Swords - Dave Hannay
Sometimes it takes a leap of faith to go it alone and start up your own business - and other times all it might take is a twenty-foot shipping container filled with thousands of swords, daggers and knives
That was the case for our guest, Napier man Dave Hannay, who for the past nine years has been running King of Swords on Hasting Street
2:30 NZ Reading - Something to Look Forward To by Victoria Feltham. (Read by Denise O'Connell)
Inspired by a women's magazine, the narrator gives her lover an ultimatum ... choose between your wife or me
2:45 Feature album
Sigh No More. Mumford and Sons
3:10 Feature interview - Jane Wilde
For 30 years, Jane Wilde says she remained in the shadows while her famous husband devoted himself to fame, success and thoughts of the universe. She started caring for professor Stephen Hawking when he was diagnosed with Motor Nueron Disease at age 22 until they divorced. Their marriage is the basis of the movie, The Theory of Everything. The screenplay for the film was written by New Zealander Anthony McCarten and is based on Jane Wilde Hawking's memoir about her years with Stephen Hawking. Now she's updated her original memoir in a new book called.. Travelling to Infinity: The True Story Behind the Theory of Everything that gives her account of their marriage, the painful divorce and recent reconciliation
3:35 Our Changing World - Alison Ballance
To mark Seaweek we're looking beneath the surface of Wellington's Pauatahanui Inlet with NIWA's Warrick Lyon. Alison joins Warrick out on the water to find out about the innovative electronic tracking system he has developed so he can follow the movements of rig sharks - and she hears about 'stolen' tags and other tales of sharky woe
Stories from Our Changing World.
3:45 The Panel Pre-Show
With Jim Mora, Zara Potts, Josie Pagani and Tony Doe
AFTERNOONS/PANEL MUSIC DETAILS
Tuesday 3 March
YOUR SONG:
ARTIST: James Taylor
TITLE: You've Got A Freind
COMP: Carole King
ALBUM: Five Live
LABEL: Columbia 115329
THE CRITICS:
ARTIST: The Mavericks
TITLE: Nitty Gritty
COMP: Doug Sahm
ALBUM: Mono
LABEL: Universal
ARTIST: Pops Staples
TITLE: Gotta Serve Somebody
COMP: Bob Dylan
ALBUM: Don't Lose This
LABEL: Warner
FEATURE ALBUM:
ARTIST: Mumford And Sons
TITLE: Little Lion Man
COMP: Mumford And Sons
ALBUM: Sigh No More
LABEL: DEWPROCESS 900022
ARTIST: Mumford And Sons
TITLE: The Cave
COMP: Mumford And Sons
ALBUM: Sigh No More
LABEL: DEWPROCESS 900022
ARTIST: Mumford And Sons
TITLE: Winter Winds
COMP: Mumford And Sons
ALBUM: Sigh No More
LABEL: DEWPROCESS 900022
PANEL HALF TIME:
ARTIST: The Kinks
TITLE: Dead End Street
COMP: Ray Davies
ALBUM: Face To Face
LABEL: Sanctuary 492028