Kamahl returns to share his thoughts on Get Out, a horror satire nominated for multiple Oscars. On the 40th anniversary of Sydney Mardis Gras, we take a look at popular culture through a queer lens. And Jordan Raskopoulos and Dr Naja Later make the case for fan fiction.

Kamahl returns to share his thoughts on Get Out, a horror satire nominated for multiple Oscars. On the 40th anniversary of Sydney Mardis Gras, we take a look at popular culture through a queer lens. And Jordan Raskopoulos and Dr Naja Later make the case for fan fiction.

We speak to co-creator of the dramedy UnReal. David Stratton and Vicky Roach join us for an Oscars panel. The Square's Claes Bang and we meet a creative risk lawyer.

This week, the Hub on Art looks at creativity within constraints. Our in studio artist is Pamela Denise from the Flying Arts Alliance, Robert Henderson and Wayne Weaver are the founders of the Indigenous Art Project in Brisbane's Gatton prison, and Eddie talks with The Torch Project in Victoria, which runs exhibitions for Indigenous artists who are incarcerated and who have served time.

Bill Goldstein explains how the year 1922 shaped some of history's most prominent modernist writers - T.S. Eliot, D.H. Lawrence, E.M. Forster and Virginia Woolf. Plus novelist Ceridwen Dovey on her new book, a tour of Miles Franklin winner Josephine Wilson's writing room, and a potted history of the blurb.

Michael Cathcart presents The Hub live on stage at the Perth Festival. Featuring big-name guests including Iranian playwright Nassim Soleimanpour, Conversations' Richard Fidler, live music from Maia and the Big Sky, and so much more.

Michael Cathcart presents The Hub live on stage at the Perth Festival. Featuring big-name guests including Iranian playwright Nassim Soleimanpour, Conversations' Richard Fidler, live music from Maia and the Big Sky, and so much more.

Marvel's Black Panther is not just a superhero film, it's a major milestone for cinema, a cultural moment.

Marvel's Black Panther is not just a superhero film, it's a major milestone for cinema, a cultural moment.

Jason is joined by TV critics Lauren Carroll Harris and Craig Mathieson for a discussion on a couple of show's everyone seems to be talking about, The Good Place and Queer Eye. Are they both Trump era retorts?