Lynn Freeman

Visiting Canadian librettist, writer, translator and actor. Audio

Richard Hardie and Allan Thomas, editors of a history of New Zealand JazzÂ-Jazz Aotearoa published by Steele Roberts. Audio

Lynn goes on a tour of Te Papa's art collection with William McAloon. Audio

Simon Morris talks to actress Rebecca Hall; and Lucy Orbell looks into the labour of love that goes into patchwork quilting. Audio

Tracey Walker talks to Lynn about her upcoming exhibition 15.1 Audio

Uther Deans reviews 'God of Carnage' Audio

'Footnotes to Sex' - Mia Farlane Audio

'Weathered Bones' - Michele Powles Audio

Pinhole Cameras Audio

Kate Ward-Smythe reviews 'The Cherry Orchard' Audio

Kate Ward-Smythe reviews 'The Cherry Orchard' Audio

Does the fringe festival's future hang in the balance? Audio

The debate that's not going to go away - which New Zealand city can claim to be the cultural capital? Audio

Jai Hall explains why she's typing out Alice in Wonderland on an old typewriter for her Dunedin Fringe Festival show. Audio

Wolfgang Schmidt reports from the Adam Cello Festival and competition. Audio

A panel discussion on the recent "Is Auckland or Wellington the cultural capital" debate. Audio

Blind Boys drummer Eric Mckinnie, ahead of the popular gospel band's NZ show in Christchurch for the city's Jazz Festival. Audio

Lynn talks with writer and art historian Patricia Wright who helped rebuild the city of London after the second world war. Audio

Artistic director of Tasmania's Arts Festival, which will be seeing a lot of Kiwi work this year. Audio

Two new collections from Victoria University Press, one from Stephanie de Montalk and the other from Lynn Davidson. Audio