Eddie explores the art rental market, Francois Knoetze reveals the art of mongo in his sculptural suits, clever kids examine one of Sidney Nolan's most recognisable works and Christopher Charles joins The Hub to talk about his exhibition inspired by Japanese doomsday cult Aum Shinrikyo.

Eddie explores the art rental market, Francois Knoetze reveals the art of mongo in his sculptural suits, clever kids examine one of Sidney Nolan's most recognisable works and Christopher Charles joins The Hub to talk about his exhibition inspired by Japanese doomsday cult Aum Shinrikyo.

Best selling debut author A.J. Finn — otherwise known as Daniel Mallory — discusses the overnight success of his thriller The Woman in the Window. Plus bodgies, widgies and pop culture with the new book Girl Gangs, Biker Boys and Real Cool Cats, Glenda Guest on loss and memory and Erin Gough's reading obsession.

We travel to the Adelaide Fringe, learn about Griffin Theatre Company's Kill Climate Deniers, speak to Philip Quast about his role in Follies, and Kate Ceberano and Paul Grabowsky perform live.

We travel to the Adelaide Fringe, learn about Griffin Theatre Company's Kill Climate Deniers, speak to Philip Quast about his role in Follies, and Kate Ceberano and Paul Grabowsky perform live.

YouTube's head of culture and trends Kevin Allocca joins us to talk about his new book Videocracy. Plus, exploring South Korea through the Pyeongchang Olympics and K-pop.

YouTube's head of culture and trends Kevin Allocca joins us to talk about his new book Videocracy. Plus, exploring South Korea through the Pyeongchang Olympics and K-pop.

We review and discuss Marvel's new black super-hero film Black Panther. Plus, Jason meets in-demand Australian director Kate Dennis, she earned an Emmy nomination for The Handmaid's Tale. We cross to L.A. for a Pilot Season 101. And, The Wound, a South African love story in an unusual setting.

We catch up with the latest arts news with producer Edwina Stott, Isaac Julien's film Looking for Langston will be exhibited as part of the official program of Sydney’s 40th Mardi Gras Festival and this week's in studio artist is medical illustrator Madeleine Kersting Flynn.

If you imagine every negative stereotype about journalism, it's all there in Australian writer Craig Sherborne's scathing new novel, Off the Record. We're also joined by Australia's new Children's Laureate Morris Gleitzman, visit the State Library of Victoria with poet Bella Li, and reflect on the legacy of the Stella Prize for women writers, with Sophie Cunningham.