Lynn Freeman

Don Rood Reviews Last Stand in Singapore by Graham Clayton, Published by Random House. Audio

With a career spanning more than half a century of painting, spinning yarns and bringing Australian culture to the world. Audio

Middle east correspondent Irris Makler brings us the latest news from the Middle East including the Olympic medal race. Audio

To be awarded the karate award 52 year-old John Marrable had to fight against able-bodied fighters, from his wheelchair. Audio

Computer doctoring of photos is becoming increasingly common, so how do you detect if a picture has been tampered with? Audio

Oxfam's Humanitarian Coordinator Simon Springett talks about the efforts being made in Georgia to get relief to those in need. Audio

Principals in the Waikato say a generation of P babies is now entering the primary school and causing huge problems. Audio

Lynn has a chat about the past,present and future for Auckland's Artspace gallery. Audio

The End Of Atlantic City,new poetry from David Beach. Audio

A debut short story collection from former journalist Sue Orr. Audio

Wanganui based artist Peter Ireland brings Waka to Wanganui. Audio

Kiwi composer Ross Harris discusses his 3rd symphony. Audio

Tim Walker explains why he's leaving the stunning NewDowse for Auckland Museum. Audio

Simon Morris wonders why our award winning short films are so hard to find at home. Audio

Hear how New York's Museum of Modern Art defines modern art in the 21st century. Audio

Vanda Symon discusses her latest novel The Ringmaster. Audio

David Murphy discusses his novel,set in a fictional coastal NZ town called Bullock. Audio

Lynn finds out why a career in musical theatre was for Luke di Somma. Audio

Lynn Freeman discusses the future of Opera Hawkes Bay with chairman Dianne Abraham. Audio

A look at Ian Hughes' first play Ship Songs.Three stories spanning several centuries. Audio