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What is the connection between wine and art, and how do wine makers reflect their artform on their labels? Sonia Sly speaks to Geordie Witters of TW Wines, James Milton of Milton Vineyard, and Hayley… Audio

Michelle Savill discovered some unexpected difficulties when she interned for New York's famous Killer Films. Audio

True Stories Out Loud is a show that sees people describe real events in ten minutes. Audio

Kate Newby has hardly been home over the last couple of years after being awarded residencies around the world, from Mexico to Germany, and she's just won another one - three months in the Big Apple. Audio

A review is underway by the Ministry for Culture and Heritage into whether this country's orchestras are giving us value for money. CEO Lewis Holden explains why it's being done and what it's looking… Audio

The new CEO of the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra Christopher Blake on his big vision for the NZSO, here and overseas, when he takes over from Peter Walls in the New Year. Audio

Dish drawers, pop-up toasters and some of the latest high tech offerings from Weta Workshop feature in an exhibition marking the 125th anniversary of New Zealand's oldest design school - the… Audio

Joy Tonks has written a comprehensive history of the National Youth Orchestra, which draws on the memories of hundreds of musicians who have played in it. Jane Freed also recounts her experiences as a… Audio

Expatriate Hamiltonian D J Connell is riding the kind of wave few New Zealand writers get to experience. With a film adaptation of her first novel in the works, her second book Sherry Cracker Gets… Audio

Raewyn Whyte reviews the latest work from Auckland dance company Atamira; Te Houhi. Audio

Raewyn Whyte reviews the latest work from Auckland dance company Atamira; Te Houhi. Audio

Sonia Sly asks Nolwenn Hugain how video game joysticks can allow you to play music at the touch of a button. Audio

A new documentary on Maori Television tells the story of Ngati Toa chief Te Rauparaha, and the rise of the haka he created. Audio

How can the capital reinvigorate its arts scene? The Wellington City Council is seeking submissions on its draft Arts and Culture strategy. Martin Rodgers from the City Council and Erica Duthie, one… Audio

Deputy Editor (News) of the Otago Daily Times, Simon Cunliffe is also a playwright. He writes about what he knows in his new work set in the newsroom of a daily paper. Audio

Ann Hunt, reviewing Verse 2 by Black Grace, which head to Auckland from the 5th of October at the Maidment Theatre. Audio

Malia Johnstone, whose work Body/Fight/Time is part of Footnote dance company's touring Made in New Zealand 2011 Season. Audio

Love them or hate them, e-books are a growth industry, and Dunedin writer, now e-book publisher, Penelope Todd hopes to catch the wave. Audio

Photographer Peter Black has been out and about on the not so mean streets of Wellington with his camera collecting images for his new book, I Loved You The Moment I Saw You. Audio

The Holy Roller, a NZ fim that's gained quite a bit of publicity - not so much for its subject matter, TV evangelists, as for where and when it was shot. Audio

Whanganui could well claim to be the heart of glass, given it's the home of one of the main glass art institutions and many glass artists choose to live there. Audio

A new temp agency has been set up to help actors find work in between jobs, to help them achieve some financial security in a notoriously fickle industry. Audio

Vicki Jackways is about to set up Park Road Post's offices in Los Angeles, in association with Film New Zealand. Audio

Is this the beginning of the end for the country's first professional theatre, and one which has had its share of hard times over the past couple of decades? Audio

Book Track have created software to enable soundtracks to be synchronised with your favourite books. But does it detract from the joy of reading and using your own imagination? Sonia Sly met with… Audio