Justin Gregory

On the arts report today we hear from screenprint artist and an official artist for Elvis Presley Enterprises Peter Mars. The Chicago based Mars has his first exhibit in New Zealand featuring… Audio

Associate Professor Roger Fyfe, senior curator at the Canterbury Museum, argues that the health of museums has never been better, and the reports of their demise are greatly exaggerated. Audio

'Outrageous Fortune' creator James Griffin reviews The Auckland Theatre Company's production of 'Cabaret'. Audio

Forty years of performing arts training is celebrated in a new book; 'Transitions: Four Decades of Toi Whakaari: New Zealand Drama School'. Audio

Glass artist Ann Robinson didn't need to go far to find inspiration for her new exhibition. Called 'Abundance', it was triggered by some twisted flax seed pods that conveniently grow in her backyard.

Peter Mars has one of the art-world's more unusual gigs - he's an official artist for Elvis Presley Enterprises. He's also a highly respected leading figure in the modern Pop Art Movement in America… Audio

Take one excitable Welshman with a dash of pure vision, plus a few hours of drilling, screwing, grinding and cutting, and you've got -what, exactly? A Retrobot, that's what. Spectrum goes back to the… Audio

Justin Gregory asks Hugh Logan, mountain climber and former head of New Zealand's Antarctic programme, what if a Kiwi hadn't been first to the top of the world? Audio

Justin Gregory looks at a New Zealand where certain key events in our history never occurred. This episode asks if it would be so bad if we were all Australian. Audio

Justin Gregory reviews 'Three Famines' by Tom Keneally. Published by Random House Australia. Audio

Justin Gregory looks at New Zealand as it might have been if certain key events in our history had never occurred. What sort of a country would New Zealand be if the Treaty of Waitangi had never been… Audio

Bruce and Steph Rollinson are trying to lift the profile of the Brussels Sprout. Audio

There are a good number of lambs ready for the rubber ring. Audio

Parts of the North Island even had a couple of rain free days this week and in the South, some places are even asking for showers. Audio

Federated Farmers president and Southland farmer Don Nicolson. Audio

Justin Gregory and guests explore what might have happened if key events in our history had not occurred. Today, how did a poet manage to extract New Zealand from the first world war? Audio

Justin Gregory and guests explore what might have happened if key events in our history had not occurred. Audio

There's still no let-up from the rain and lambs are dying in the wet weather. Audio