Emma Smith

The ever changing window displays at Iko Iko are also visual treat for regulars and visitors alike to Wellington's Cuba Street. Emma Smith is the clever creative behind the displays, she speaks to… Audio

One woman who knows all about banned books, and the attention they inadvertently draw, is Dr Emma Smith, Professor of Shakespeare studies at Oxford University. She's the author of Portable Magic: A… Audio

In the final moments of her last show as Music 101 host, Emma Smith gives thanks to the hundreds of people who have been part of Music 101 over the past seven years, and is treated to some special… Audio

John Campbell goes head to head with Primal Scream's Bobby Gillespie, inside the record bag of Soundway's Miles Clere and Ladyhawke live in the studio. Audio

Gussie and Lily of Wellington trio Mermaidens join Emma Smith to get under the hood of their moody debut, Undergrowth. Audio

Miles Cleret, founder of the Soundway label, which has introduced new audiences to rare gems from around the globe, joins Emma Smith for a dig through his record bag. Audio

Ladyhawke performs 'A Love Song' in Session. Audio

Dystopian disco with U.S Girls, Tiny Ruins and Hamish Kilgour in session and Introducing The Beths. Audio

"It's bleak", Meg Remy talks feminism and introduces some of the characters that make up her 2015 album Half Free. Video, Audio

Tiny Ruins, Hamish Kilgour and Gary Hunt perform live in session. Audio

Footwork pioneer, RP Boo; Mercury Prize winner Benjamin Clementine, and Southern gothic in the Californian desert with The Renderers. Audio

RP Boo explains the symbiotic relationship between dance and music in Chicago footwork. Video, Audio

Emma Smith talks to The Renderers' Maryrose Crook about deserts and darkness in their new album 'In The Sodium Light'. Audio

Video/Audio: Emma Smith heads to the Tapu headquarters of Sisters Clementine and Valentine Adams, a.k.a. Purple Pilgrims. Audio

Roy Irwin on obsession, boredom and disassociation on his new album S.O.D.A. Audio

Santigold in shrink-wrap, obsession and boredom with Roy Irwin and Auckland's Parents stretch out. Audio

Emma Smith talks to Sam Wicks about Prince's first ever NZ shows, performed as part of his Piano and a Microphone solo tour. Audio

Santigold talks hyper-consumption on her new album, and describes being shrink-wrapped by Japanese photographer Haruhiko Kawaguchi for the album's cover art.  Audio