A double dose of the windy moors in our Comedians v Classics series with Australian comedians Louisa Fitzhardinge and Kirsty Webeck taking on Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte.

The If You Are the One phenomenon, Ronny Chieng on Crazy Rich Asians, the Big Bang Theory goes out without a bang, and Serena Williams' rebellious tutu.

Director Tim Wardle discusses his fascinating documentary about triplets separated at birth. Netflix's adaptation of Anne of Green Gables, a review of Crazy Rich Asians and what makes great film music.

Artist Mirka Mora is remembered for her enormous contribution to the Melbourne arts scene, Beijing's UCCA director Philip Tinari on Chinese contemporary art, Elizabeth Gower's bower bird collage process, Wik artist Mavis Ngallametta on finding her way to tradition

The 2018 Miles Franklin winner Michelle de Kretser talks about her winning novel The Life to Come, Irvine Welsh on his Trainspotting characters Renton, Begbie, Sick Boy and Spud who appear again in his latest novel Dead Men's Trousers, and the Queen of Teen, Juno Dawson discusses Clean her book about Lexi Volkov on her journey to being drug free.

South African work of documentary theatre The Fall captures its creators' involvement in a movement to decolonise their institutions, a staged reading of dialogues written by artificial intelligence at the Melbourne Writers Festival asks the question: Is the playwright redundant? Fiona Gruber reviews the Melbourne Theatre Company's production of A Doll's House, Part 2, and Tim Winton's That Eye, The Sky returns to the stage in a new State Theatre Company of South Australia production.

The party philosophy of Andrew W.K., Madonna's 60th birthday and Aretha Franklin tribute at MTV's Video Music Awards, older women's reawakened libidos in Book Club, and teen romance All the Boys I've Loved Before

Our TV panel is back to discuss Jason Bateman's dark turn in Netflix crime drama Ozark and the season return of Rake. Lebanese director Ziad Doueiri talks about his Oscar nominated film The Insult, and actor Susan Prior lists the films that sit on her top shelf.

Sancintya Mohini Simpson works on an Indian miniature painting in studio, Bertie Blackman and curator Kendrah Morgan remember painter Charles Blackman and his works, Sebastian Smee reviews John Mawurndjul: I Am the Old and the New at the MCA

We're celebrating Children's Book Week, as Eddie Ayres talks about his first foray into children's books with Sonam and the Silence, and Perth primary school children share their favourite books. Also, a preview of the Miles Franklin shortlist and US literary artist Yona Harvey on becoming one of the first three African American women to write for Marvel comics.