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"Beached As"features a skit about a roughly animated stranded whale and helpful seagull with flattend faux-kiwi accents. Audio

Michael Joel reviews the New Zealand String Quartet's Haydyn Tour with its two programmes, which it's taking to Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin, Nelson and Taradale. Audio

Lucy Orbell indulges her senses at bookstores all round Wellington, to find out if pre-loved books are still as popular as ever. Audio

Milton Justice is now a guest director at the Department of Performing and Screen Arts at Unitec in Auckland. Audio

Rena Owen has returned from Hollywood to take to the stage, in The Pohutukawa Tree. Audio

David Flemming runs Liverpool's main museums, and he's been holding workshops around New Zealand for our museum directors. Audio

Stitching isn't about making garments anynmore; it's an artistic medium. Audio

Wellington secondary teacher, Saradha Koirala has already had poems published in print and on line. Audio

New collections from Wellington-based Saradha Koirala and Frankie McMillan from Canterbury. Audio

Graeme Thompson's exhibition 'More alchemy, More Play' opens tomorrow at Thistle Gallery in Wellington. Audio

Competing against Andrew Buckton are Lee Prebble for When The Fever Takes Hold by Spartacus R, and Mu for Fat Freddy's follow up album Dr. Boondigga and the Big BW. Audio

Music engineer Andrew Buckton has been nominated for his work on Midnight Youth's big selling album, The Brave Don't Run. Audio

New Zealand has lost another of it's great poets, Alistair Te Ariki Campbell. Long time friend Sam Hunt shares thoughts on the life of this novelist, playwright and poet. Audio

Richard Francis-Jones is behind one of the largest hertiage restoration projects ever undertaken in New Zealand - The 113 million dollar Auckland Art Gallery. Audio

Gary Daverne has a special love for the accordian and has been composing accordian works for around 20 years. Stephanie Poole teaches accordian and is taking part in the World Championships which are… Audio

Lucy Orbell talks a walk through the bustling arts scene of Rotterdam. Audio

Canterbury poet David Gregory is back with a new collection of poetry. Audio

Colin Peel has more than twenty books to his name.He discusses his latest thriller,The Ryblinsk Deception. Audio

Writer Duncan Sarkies on his new film plans,and the success of the show he's toured around the world for the last three years. Audio

The photography of space is a new exhibition by artist Jack Kaptein.Lucy Orbell visited him at his studio in Wellington. Audio

Dynamic British actor and director Josette Bushell Mingo,who's championed the arts for black performers talks with Lynn Freeman. Audio

Director Toa Fraser on his plans to turn a Robert Louis Stevenson novella,set in colonial period Samoa,into a movie. Audio

Film Commission CEO Graeme Mason talks about a solid production year and about his first 3 months in the job. Audio

Pushover is an exhibition that looks at how vulnerable buildings are when earthquakes strike. Audio

Freelance production manager Andrew Melmo is keen to get more NZ shows shown overseas Audio