Better Call Saul star Bob Odenkirk says his role as the antihero in the series was a lucky break. We look at a new subgenre in film, and a new BBC miniseries starring Hugh Grant tells the true story of a political scandal.

Ben Quilty on Santa's dark side, American Masters at the NGA and Julia deVille at Linden New Art, the World Heritage listing application for rock art on the Burrup Peninsula, Sancintya Mohini Simpson's Bloodlines

Celebrating 100 years of The Magic Pudding by Norman Lindsay with his granddaughter Helen Glad and children's book illustrator Julie Vivas, a visit to Australian author Robert Drewe's home in Fremantle, WA and meet US author Veronica Roth whose YA Divergent series was a bestseller.

Gideon Obarzanek on the Australian Dance Awards, we meet the winner of Outstanding Achievement in Choreography Stephanie Lake and hear about her new work Colossus, soprano Emma Matthews draws on stories from her life in the world premiere of The Space Between composed by Paul Grabowsky with a libretto by Steve Vizard, we go backstage with Dutch production Horror to learn about their on-stage blood effects, and Mamma Mia! cast members Natalie O'Donnell and Ian Stenlake join us and perform live in the studio with musical director Michael Azzopardi on piano.

Angharad Yeo on e-sports, Neighbours' first same-sex wedding, controversy around former Trump strategist Steve Bannon's interview on Four Corners and disinvitation to the New Yorker Festival

We check in with Variety critic Jessica Kiang at Venice Film Festival. Jeremy Sims is in the studio talking about his new documentary Wayne, about the incredible life and career of motorcycle world champion Wayne Gardner, and Vulture magazine's Jen Chaney talks Emmys predictions.

Kenji Uranishi's architecturally-inspired ceramics, Arthur Murch's portrait of Rubina Namatjira returns to Hermannsburg, Biomess and biological arts, Myuran Sukumaran's redemption through art in the Pastor and the Painter

In this bonus episode, The Music Show's Andrew Ford guides us through the extraordinary life and legacy of American composer and conductor Leonard Bernstein.

The legacy of Australian godfather of crime, Peter Corris, who's died at 76, the the role of writers' festivals in Australia and bestselling British author Matt Haig on how writing saved his life, from the Bendigo Writers' Festival.

Jersey Boys, the smash hit jukebox musical about Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons returns to the Australian stage with Tony Award-winning director Des McAnuff at the helm, an Opera Australia casting decision for a new production of West Side Story raises the question of whether the people we see on stage reflect the diversity of our country, and Anything Is Valid Dance Theatre's Dust on the Shortbread uses dance to grapple with dementia and its impact on relationships and identity.