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Lynn Freeman finds out how Hawaiian humpback whale calls are being incorporated into an artwork. Audio

Andrew Mcintyre is taking ideas from here on audience growth, internationally Audio

Director of Playmarket discussing arts festivals in New Zealand, focusing on current festivals in Christchurch and Taranaki. Audio

Joe and Maggie Kieninger moved from Germany to New Zealand to live their dream of running a farm and working as artists three years ago. With a lot of hard work they've turned their property into… Audio

Sonia Yee discovers that once sleazy K Road is now the art hib of Auckland and Simon Morris talks with young documentary maker Briar March, who's the first ever New Zealander to be accepted into the… Audio

Are tertiary institutions pumping out too many graduates in the creative arts and design field to put bums on seats, despite the fact there are few jobs? Audio

A Latvian theatre interpretation of the Sound of Silence is just one of the acts that have been signed up to the International Arts Festival set to wow audiences with a collection of dance, music and… Audio

Tony Ryan looks at some of the festival highlights so far. Audio

Karangahapi road is quickly becoming an art hub. Audio

Simon Morris has a chat to film-maker Geoff Murphy, whose Film Festival movie combines free-style jazz with the works of horror maestro Edgar Allen Poe; and Amelia Nurse finds a new way to spend your… Audio

Emma Bugden, art curator, Artspace. This week, painting. Audio

Elizabeth O'Connor reviews an et al installation at the City Gallery and subversisve textile art at COCA. Audio

Simon Morris looks at the mysterious appeal of truly rotten movies and Amelia Nurse puts her body on the line in the name of art. Audio

We join Lynn Freeman coming from Christchurch this week - and shortly she talks with the writer and director of Pacific Underground's latest play. Audio

Researchers have confirmed what catlovers have long suspected: your moggie is deliberately manipulating you to gain attention and food. Audio

Auckland writer who is a Montana Book Awards fiction finalist for Novel About My Wife. Audio

Discussing Liquid Desire, an exhibition of over 200 of Dali's works, at the National Gallery of Victoria. Audio

Simon Morris looks back on eight years of the Film Fund, and Lynn Freeman takes a look at the offerings of the Young and Hungry Festival. Audio

Lucy Orbell has tips for any artist struggling to fill out the necessary forms for grants from potential funders. Audio

The final in Amelia Nurse's series on Literary Translation: Art or Echo? Audio

A celebration of a 50th birthday - that of the national Youth Orchestra; and elder statesman of the Finn musical dynasty - Tim Finn - talking about his foray into the theatre. Audio

Consultant Tim Walker has been talking to arts groups about the 2011 Rugby World Cup. Audio

In the third of our four part series, Amelia Nurse talks to Jean Anderson, director of the NZ Centre for Literary Translation, Marco Sonzogni, senior lecturer in Italian at Victoria University, Julia… Audio

From WOW to WOMAD, none of it would happen without the crew of people working backstage. Audio

The second in Amelia Nurse's series on Literary Translation. Today we discuss poetry and discover that while the translator needs an array of skills there's no room for ego. Audio