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It's taken almost 40 years but Christchurch poet Kerrin Sharpe has realised her dream and published her debut poetry collection, Three Days in a Wishing Well. Audio

Whether it's his music or visual art, Campbell Kneale views his creative process as a means to document moments in time. He's combining two practices in an exhibition entitled 201012 at City Gallery… Audio

Director Michael Hurst and singer/songwriter Tama Waipara, who're involved in a tribute to Jacques Brel explain why the highly theatrical and tortured soul that was is one of the most covered… Audio

Organisers of three of the most creative art events in the country join together to discuss the future of temporary public art in New Zealand. Sophie Jerram is from Letting Space, Sam Trubridge… Audio

Warwick Henderson offers invaluable advice for people thinking about investing in art. Despite the tough economic conditions, art remains a popular investment. Warwick's book, an insider's guide to… Audio

Simon Morris interviews Ben Lewin, director of The Sessions. Audio

After four intense years, what has Spartacus contributed to Auckland's television industry? Chloe Smith is the producer of Spartacus, Gary Little is a post production specialist. Audio

One of our busiest actresses, talks about why so many of her peers have to go offshore to find work, and why Actors Equity is fighting for actors to receive residuals like their peers overseas. Audio

Erin Harrington reviews Pacific Post, which has just premiered at the Court Theatre in Christchurch. Audio

Hank Snell is a NZ-based Canadian filmmaker who works with disadvantaged youth with disabilities to give them a voice and creative outlet. He'll be running filmmaking courses at the upcoming InterAct… Audio

Gil Docking wrote the first edition of '100 Years of New Zealand Painting', now art historian and critic Ed Hanfling has covered the following 20 years. Audio

Tony Tia and Scott Gardiner are two artists who will be participating in Auckland's Artweek from this Friday. Audio

Star of stage and screen and recently honoured as a 2012 New Zealand Arts Laureate. Audio

In what it describes as a New Zealand first, Palmerston North's city council have developed a website, Creative Giants, which details 50 creative souls born in the region, from musician Billy TK, to… Audio

We ask Maori screenwriter and novelist Briar Grace Smith, what is a nice playwright doing writing a splatter-movie like Fresh Meat? Audio

Homegrown TV drama is expensive - and every hit show means three or four programmes that can't get made. And what happens to TV drama when an ambitious new series like TV3's Hope and Wire takes $5… Audio

Actor Stephen Papps on creating a two person solo show. He and Lizzie Tollmache talk about the existentialist black comedy Third Person - Tense! which is about to premiere at Auckland's Basement… Audio

Octogenarian artist Piera McArthur imagines the trials and tribulations facing Bishop Pompallier, the flamboyant founder of the Catholic church in New Zealand. Audio

The art of early tourism and its place in this country's art history with art historian Warren Feeney and editor Peter Alsop. Selling the Dream is a Craig Potton publication. Audio

Amelia Nurse checks out how Wellington writers, poets and translators celebrated the opening of the Frankfurt Book Fair. Audio