Rnz: Afternoons With Jesse Mulligan

Dominic Corry reviews Final Destination: Bloodlines, which is new in cinemas this week, and teen horror Clown in a Cornfield.

Today is Freaky Friday day, the place for your scary, spectacular and unexplainable stories. If you'd like to share your story please reach out, 2101 or email afternoons@rnz.co.nz. Today Jesse talks to Matt about his father's experience with a lightbulb with a mind of its own. 

Tony Lyall is co-hosting a show with Paul Douglas at the NZ International Comedy Festival. It's called Spirit of the Game and is billed as a collision of stand-up comedy and sport. Tony spoke to Jesse.

Otago University pathology professor Diane Kenwright likes to add a bit of spice to her classes with trainee doctors. Fascinated by the crossover of words used in pathology and words used to describe everyday food, she created her own YouTube channel - The Pathology Cooking Show, showing what diseases look like inside the body. And her innovative teaching methods have won her an outstanding teaching award from the Royal College of Pathologists. Otago University pathology professor Diane Kenwright spoke to Jesse.

If you did woodwork at school, you've probably had a small taste of what's it's like to chisel into a fresh piece of pine. But today we're taking those amateur skills to a much higher level. Dozens of woodworkers and woodturners are preparing to showcase their work and compete at the Central Districts Woodwork Expo in Palmerston North this Sunday. Jim Lowe from the Kapiti Woodworkers Guild spoke to Jesse.