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It's that time of the week where we check in with our resident film and tv expert Dan Slevin. Dan talks to Nights about the Australian comedy series Fisk, and new look at the story of Dracula and the… Audio

Christchurch-based Carl Nixon is an award-winning short story writer, novelist and playwright. His latest novel is called The Waters and it's published on Tuesday. Carl spoke with Dan Slevin about the… Audio

Dan Slevin joins us for his weekly chat on brand new films, both in cinemas and on streaming services. Audio

Earlier this year, Wellington playwright Jack McGee won the Playmarket "Playwrights b425" award after two previous nominations. His latest work is called Long Ride Home in which two actors spend the… Audio

Dan Slevin joins us for his weekly spot to talk the usual mix of must-watch movie and streaming goodies. Tonight Dan chats about the new John Farnham documentary. Audio

Dan Slevin joins us for his weekly spot to talk the usual mix of must-watch movie and streaming goodies... Audio

Dan Slevin talks to Ant Timpson about the history of Incredibly Strange which marks its 30th edition this year as a section of the New Zealand International Film Festival. Audio

Dan Slevin joins the show with a selection of top viewing recommendations. Audio

Dan Slevin talks to Neil Lambert from Silky Otter who have defied conventional wisdom and continued to open new cinemas despite pandemics, the boom of home streaming and an uncertain future for… Audio

Nights regular Dan Slevin joins the show with his weekend viewing recommendations. Audio

Twenty years ago, Jenny Pattrick's historical novel The Denniston Rose became an instant classic. The story is set on the West Coast of New Zealand in the 1880s when five-year-old Rose is taken by her… Audio

Dan Slevin joins the show with his weekend viewing recommendations. Audio

Dan Slevin joins the show with his weekend viewing recommendations. Audio

Dan Slevin talks to Dunedin-based theatre director Andrew McKenzie about his new production of one of the most notorious pieces of theatre ever made - Edward Bond's SAVED which was banned for two… Audio

Dan Slevin joins the show with his weekend viewing recommendations. Audio