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Commercial broadcasters cutting costs and jobs. media boss Brent Impey on why he's quitting. a prize to help scientists manage the media and bring out your dead - the art of the obituary. Audio

An exhibition in Napier celebrates the innovative designs over the decades right through to today, and the plyability of ply. Audio

Jenny Patrick and Jenny Bornholdt talk to Lynn about the anniversary and thier own time spent in Menton. Audio

Senior Voice Practitioner at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, Jane Boston, has for more than 25 years, studied, taught and written about breathing. Audio

We're not a country known for ground breaking design, however we are improving, and getting a little bolder. Audio

Turning images, from chewing gum residue on a footpath, to birds sitting on telephone wires, is the particular gift of the Wellington Most Famous Orchestra of Miraculous Delights. Audio

American museum designer Nina Simon explains her mantra of 'Not too flash, and telling stories people want to come and hear'. Audio

Director Chaz Oldham talks to Lynn about his mockumentary. Audio

Galleries, theatres and concert halls are always on the lookout for new audiences. It's strange then don't you think, that so many have ignored and even made things difficult for, audiences and… Audio

After being starved of money to buy new art works, the Christchurch Art Gallery has had a pre - christmas present from the city's council. Audio

After a trip to China last year, Dutch-New Zealand artist Gerda Leenards has tried to recreate the feeling of gliding along a river, in her art. She explains what drew her to China. Audio

Crime writer Vanda Symon continues her detective series starring Sam Shephard and unleashes another lot of murders on Dunedin. Audio

Novelist Jenny Haworth has set her new novel in Paris just after the Armistice. Audio

Filmmaker Gaylene Preston talks about her ongoing and upcoming projects, and appearing in Deborah Shephard's book of conversations with New Zealand women. Audio

Find out how a Brazilian dance show has rescued many of its stars from a life of crime in the ghettos. Audio

Lucy Orbell explores the cool stores at the Film Archives, which is now officially bulging at the seams. Audio

Auckland's theatre community is upping its efforts to save the old Mercury Theatre, which is up for sale. The deadline being the 6th of December. Audio

The director of the playwriting agency Playwarket, Mark Amery, responds to criticism by Silo Theatre's Oliver Driver, who suggested theatres are better placed to develop scripts. Audio

Lucy Orbell discovers that household items are up for grabs for sustainable designers. Audio

Ann Mallinson talks about starting her publishing career in the 1960s, founding her company, signing up Lynley Dodd of Hairy Maclary fame, and why she's decided to sell the company. Audio

One of New Zealand's important abstract painters, JS Parker, is about to open a retrospective of his work, co-inciding with the release of a book on his career. We hear from John and from… Audio

A ringside seat at rehearsals for Distraction Camp, a new work from Christchurch's boundary-pushing Free Theatre company. Audio

One of the new Arts Foundation Laureates, photographer Anne Noble, whose three trips to Antarctica have produced a large and intriguing body of work. Audio

An interview with one of the founders of the band The PoliceCorsican, Henry Padovani, whoÂ's the subject of a documentary about London's punk music scene in the 70s. Audio

Simon Morris chats to the director of the big screen version of the literary bestseller, The Vintner's Luck. Lynn speaks with Joan Scheckel, co-writer of the screen play. Audio