Wendy Sharpe has won The Sulman Prize, The Archibald, Two Travelling Scholarships and she's this week's studio artist, in light of the #MeToo movement, Pulitzer Prize-winning art critic Sebastian Smee, asks whether art is independent of its creator, David Chesworth and Sonia Leber are this week's creative couple and Edwina Stott brings us the latest arts news.

Rodney Hall is one of Australian's most important - and unsung - writers. He takes Claire Nichols in to his writing room. Plus, Sally Seltmann and Peggy Frew on making the transition from music to writing, creative couple Tim Flannery and Kate Holden, and Jennifer Mills on her climate-change themed novel, Dyschronia.

Bosom buddies Nancye Hayes and Todd McKenney perform for us, we go behind the scenes at Chunky Move for a sneak peak at Common Ground, Professor David Throsby discusses Australia's cultural policy, and we meet a group of people swing dancing for the love of it.

Bosom buddies Nancye Hayes and Todd McKenney perform for us, we go behind the scenes at Chunky Move for a sneak peak at Common Ground, Professor David Throsby discusses Australia's cultural policy, and we meet a group of people swing dancing for the love of it.

Australian director Daina Reid takes us behind the scenes of season 2 of The Handmaid's Tale. And kweens of awkward komedy Kate McCartney and Kate McLennan talk to Stop Everything about Kreativity, motherhood, and Kate Middleton.

Australian director Daina Reid takes us behind the scenes of season 2 of The Handmaid's Tale. And kweens of awkward komedy Kate McCartney and Kate McLennan talk to Stop Everything about Kreativity, motherhood, and Kate Middleton.

We unpack some new releases with guest critics. Director Corrie Chen fills us in on her Top Shelf and we meet the makers of the Gurrumul documentary.

Eddie speaks with three curators from the Australian War Memorial, American photographer Matthew Casteel talks us through his latest project documenting the lives of US veterans through photos of the interiors of their cars and art historian Ann Elias explains why the poppy became a symbol of sacrifice.

Circe, from Homer's Odyssey, is thought to be the first witch in Western literature. In Madeline Miller's new novel, the sorceress takes centre stage. Also, picture books about World War One and the winner of the Vogel's Literary Award for an unpublished manuscript.

Natalie Gamsu stars as the fictional love child of Frida Kahlo and Leon Trotsky in Carmen, Live or Dead, Belvoir's Eamon Flack adapts a Russian classic in his play Sami in Paradise, actors with disabilities Scott Price, Erin Kyan and Emma J Hawkins fight for inclusion, and Red Stitch stage the Australian premiere of French Canadian comedic thriller Right Now.