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Pacific Underground. Audio

Cirque du Soleil. Audio

Lucky Numbers. Audio

The man in the hat - Peter McLeavy. Audio

Love You Approximately. Audio

Matt Palmer. Audio

Monica Taylor. Audio

Dorothy Fowler. Audio

Pop culture, new media, mass media and big corporates. Audio

The Mystery of the Orchid. Audio

A Wellington theatrical institution takes on Auckland for the first time. Audio

Lucy Orbell has tips for any artist struggling to fill out the necessary forms for grants from potential funders. Audio

Simon Morris is back at the Film Fund which is being wound up. Audio

Centrepoint theatre in Palmerston North turns 35. Audio

Michelle Leggatt, the first official New Zealand Poet Laureate is about to hand her laurels over to someone else. Audio

Alison Wong's novel, As the Earth Turns to Silver, is published by penguin. Audio

A panel discussion on the issues of censorship with Chief Censor Bill Hastings, Vic Uni's Prof Mark Williams and John McIntyre from the Children's Bookshop in Wellington. Audio

Cameron Rhodes, director of Station to Station which premieres this Wednesday at the Herald Theatre in Auckland. Audio

Govett Brewster Gallery director Rhana Devonport talks to Lynn about the exhibition. Audio

For 50 years our young classical musicians have refined their skills by playing with the NZSO's National Youth Orchestra. Audio

Elder statesman of the Finn musical dynasty, Tim Finn, has added another string to his guitar. Audio

Consultant Tim Walker has been talking to arts groups about the 2011 Rugby World Cup. Audio

Megan Baker and Scott Newth discuss an exhibition of the abandoned and the curious, around Hamilton and around the world. Audio

Journalist Lyn Loates sets her novel Butterscotch in Christchurch, when the Parker and Hulme murder cast a shadow over many lives. Audio

Lucy Orbell meets two cast-glass artists, Leanne Williams and Jim Dennison, at their studio in Martinborough. Audio