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Poet and editor Paula Green immersed herself in the language of love to bring together an anthology of 150 New Zealand love poems. Audio

John Smythe reviews Other Peoples' Wars which is on at Bats Theatre in Wellington. Audio

Five New Zealand galleries have joined forces to tour an exhibition of Early European Art which have made their way into our public collections. Audio

Peter Hayden is an actor, writer, producer and the voice of many natural history documentaries. Audio

Today's Listener's Pick is a New Zealand painting which changed things for designer and writer Michael Smythe of Auckland. Audio

This ANZAC Day, a New Zealand classical CD inspired by the World War Two Battle of Monte Cassino, will make history of its own. Audio

Palmerston North is one of the latest regions wanting to boost its image as a creative hub. Audio

John Coley emerged from a stimulating bohemian era, recalling 22 Armagh Street in the 1950s as a place where he and his young creative cohorts gathered together to write manifestos and challenge the… Audio

Justin Gregory went along to Auckland's Magpie Press to meet printer Shona Gow and her Heidelberg Windmill Letterpress, called Hildegard. Audio

Author and freelance journalist Ann Packer discusses her crafting memories and shares some top tips from her travels across the country on the release of her book: Crafty Girls Road Trip. Audio

Discussing the issues of touring, infrastructure, audience and offshore markets are Cath Cardiff from Creative New Zealand; Hilary Beaton, CEO and Director of Downstage Theatre; and Mark Westerby… Audio

Sunset Boulevard may well be one of the greatest films of all time. Mark Knowles offers his two cents. Audio

John Reid talks about Grant Tilly, who made an impact not only in theatre, but also in NZ film and television. Audio

Trained actor and doctor Thomas Petschner combined his skills to form Clown Doctors. It's a programme providing comic relief to patients in hospital. The programme has been running in Auckland and… Audio

A panel recorded at the recent New Zealand International Arts Festival Writers and Readers Week in Wellington, debating the premise that theatre is dead. Ken Duncum, teacher of Victoria University’s… Audio

Lawrence McIsaac talks about the 1969 musical, "Oh what a Lovely War" Audio

70's band Earth Wind & Fire are in Tauranga to help with the birthday celebrations. Audio

What if life was a musical and it could help to relieve society from the doom and gloom of the global economic crisis? That's the question posed in a tongue-in-cheek musical created by Nelson-born… Audio

A movie adapted for the big screen by a playwright who adapted it from an LP Hartley novel - The Go-Between. Audio

Visiting North American poet Rachel Blau DuPlessis who's on the verge of completing an epic poem she's been writing since 1986. Audio

We find out about a pilot programme a publisher is trialling in Auckland, trying to encourage young people to review the books they read. Audio

The country's busiest touring company has helped many aspiring young singers to find an audience and a singing career and it's celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. Audio

Sonia Sly meets with Christian Penny, director of Toi Whakaari: NZ Drama School; Tom McCrory, senior movement tutor (Toi Whakaari)and cofounder of Pacific Island theatre Company The Conch; and Bert… Audio

The life and times of the arts critic who's been reviewing for The Herald for 46 years. Audio