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We discover what it takes to be the voice of the Daleks and Cybermen with Nicholas Briggs. He's heading to New Zealand in the Tardis with several previous Dr Who's to make the series' 50th… Audio

An extended interview with International Film Festival Director Bill Gosden, in which he previews some of the highlights of this year's Autumn Events. Audio

We find out how Te Papa plans to deliver on its commitment to show off more of the nation's extensive art collection. CEO Mike Houlihan is leading the charge. Audio

We introduce you to the new head of Creative New Zealand - former diplomat Dr Richard Grant. He's only been on the board since last year, so what are his plans for the funding body as its Chair? Audio

First time published poet Therese Lloyd talks about her collection, Other Animals, which is published by VUP. Audio

Lynn Freeman talks to director, actor, playwright and novelist Phillip Mann about his long held love of reading and writing science fiction, with the publication of his latest novel, 'The… Audio

Temporary art installations are fun to explore when they're on site, but the really hard work is getting the works in... and out. Justin Gregory meets Terry Haines, otherwise known as Art Lift. Audio

New Zealand On Air and the New Zealand Film Commission are offering documentary makers a slice of a new pie of funding, but will the criteria be too much for some? Bryan Bruce, documentary maker, and… Audio

New Plymouth's Puke Ariki staff are six years into a decade long project to clean, catalogue and digitise more than 100,000 historical negatives from two substantial photographic studios. Some of the… Audio

Arts projects from an ANZAC opera to a contemporary Maori Quartet to a video game to a documentary about grass roots rugby are among the first to be picked for a new fundraising site. Boosted is the… Audio

Arts on Sunday reporter Justin Gregory gives a run-down on the week just past and on what to expect on the final work of the festival this weekend. Audio

In her new novel 'Anticipation' Tanya Moir asks why so many of us are obsessed with genealogy. Published by Vintage. Audio

New Zealand's representative at the recent Women of the World Poetry Slam in the United States... in fact Ali Jacs was the only 'foreigner' taking part in this performance poetry event. She shares her… Audio

Justin Gregory checks out The Rosebank Project, a site specific work created for the Auckland Arts Festival. Audio

Journalist, book reviewer and ghostwriter Margie Thomson has now put her hand to writing novels - and won a new literary prize for her first manuscript. The Masters of Creative Writing graduate… Audio

A story that will get you looking at mannequins in a whole new light. One of the main producers of high-end mannequins for the past 75 years, Purfex, has closed down its Avondale factory and moving to… Audio

We meet the creatives behind a new hothouse for Pacifica theatre - Polynesian Laboratory or P Lab - just what are founders Shadon Meredith and Fasitua Amosa cooking up? Audio

Waikato University is a stone's throw from Hobbiton, making it the natural home of an international online research project into what people really think about the first of Sir Peter Jackson's Hobbit… Audio

Hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers are expected to visit a touring exhibition about whales from Te Papa. The exhibition tour was only supposed to last for five years but is proving so popular in… Audio

Arts on Sunday reporter Justin Gregory talks about the successful West End and Broadway production - One Man, Two Guvnors - which opened last night at the ASB Theatre in Auckland. Audio

Gary Schofield has been painting for the US military for the past 20 years. Audio

James Tibbles' 'Coffee with Mr Bach' is on next Sunday at Auckland Town Hall's Concert Chamber as part of the Auckland Arts Festival. Audio

C K Stead has published his 15th poetry collection, and the first in five years. Audio

Richard Medrington's show 'The Man Who Planted Trees' will be performed in Wellington as part of the Capital E National Arts Festival for Children. Audio