Buzzfeed’s senior culture writer Anne Helen Petersen on her viral essay 'How Millennials Became the Burnout Generation", Junkee Music editor Jules LeFevre on the new Fyre Festival documentaries and teen correspondent Kasey Theuma unpacks the JJJ hottest 100 countdown.

Juliette Binoche talks to Jason Di Rosso about her role in Claire Denis' complex romance Let the Sunshine In. TV critic Lauren Caroll Harris shares her summer highlights and noteworthy new releases. Tim Winton is in revealing his screen habits, and a review of the remake of 1976 classic Storm Boy. Plus, Alexei Toliopoulos talks about his cult film podcasts Finding Drago and Total Reboot.

Wendy Whiteley and director Kim Carpenter on Brett & Wendy... A Love Story Bound by Art at Sydney Festival, Gabriella Coslovich on Mona Foma in Launceston, a political debate over Sydney's Powerhouse Museum in arts news with Claire Nichols, and curator Barry Pearce on the national touring exhibition Arthur Boyd: Landscape of the Soul.

One Infinity, featuring a live score by Genevieve Lacey and the Jun Tian Fang Music Ensemble, brings together dancers from Dancenorth and the Beijing Dance Theatre, author Stuart Kells outlines the hunt for the Bard of Avon's personal collection and why it matters in Shakespeare's Library: Unlocking the Greatest Mystery in Literature, and a vocal impressionist, a surrealist drag artist and a lonely soul singer welcome us to Fringe World 2019.

Man Booker winner George Saunders talks about his short story Fox 8, fellow New Yorker writer Susan Orlean on the importance of libraries and Claire Nichols visits the home of Australian author Alice Nelson.

Angharad Yeo on e-sports, Australian director Corrie Chen shares her feels on the first majority Asian-American Hollywood film for 25 years Crazy Rich Asians, and we're joined by one of the film's stars, Ronny Chieng.

U.S. based Australian filmmaker Kitty Green talks about her career and standout works Casting JonBenet and Ukraine is not a Brothel. John Boyega drops by the studio while in Sydney on a press tour for Pacific Rim: Uprising. In our Behind the Screens segment we meet a film and TV armourer, and Australian musician Sarah Blasko talks us through five of her favourite films.

In this final edition of summer highlights, we hear from West Australian artist Helen Seiver who has come to terms with her parents' deaths through art, Imants Tillers on his Latvian roots, the Art Gang in Brisbane's West End for creatives who have fallen through the cracks, and Ben Quilty on the problem with Santa Claus and "straight, white men."

A look at toxic masculinity from two different writers, Tim Winton and Michael Mohammed Ahmad, inside the writing room of Miles Franklin winner Josephine Wilson, a history of the blurb and an ode to grammar with cabaret performer Louisa Fitzhardinge.

Yorta Yorta soprano and composer Deborah Cheetham's requiem for the Eumeralla wars, Anouk van Dijk's Common Ground at Chunky Move performed by Tara Jade Samaya and Richard Cilli, voice and dialect coach Leith McPherson teaches the accent of the Southern United States, Rory Kinnear summons a wicked Macbeth for the National Theatre, and we meet some young performers from Andrew Lloyd Webber's School of Rock: The Musical.