Irish filmmaker and artist Vivienne Dick on New York Our Time a personal documentary that contrasts the concerns of present day with the bohemian wildness of ’70s New York.

Artist Alan Phelan on his exhibition in the RHA, Folly and Diction. It brings the story of John Joly to life recreating the photographic process he invented.

New Music Dublin, celebrates contemporary music running from February 27 - March 1. Diatribe Records co-founder, Nick Roth and American flutist, Claire Chase are in studio.

Harper Laoise Kelly joins Arena ahead of receiving Musician of the Year title at the annual Gradam Ceoil TG4 awards.

Director Daniel Holmes and goalkeeper Philip Doyle talk to Seán. .Street Leagues follows Irish Homeless Street Leagues as they conquer homelessness and addiction through the power of sport on their way to the Homeless World Cup featuring Colin Farrell,

New albums from Grimes, Miss Anthropocene, Ozzy Osbourne. Ordinary Man and King Krule, Man Alive. Louise Bruton and Eamon Sweeney review.

Dave Robinson, co-founder of the celebrated Stiff records label, home to the likes of Elvis Costello, the Pogues and The Damned talks to Seán Rocks. He will be back in Ireland next week where he will talk publicly about his extraordinary career.

The latest film releases are reviewed. Michael Winterbottom's satire Greed starring Steve Coogan, comedy Like a Boss with Salma Hayek and documentary Midnight Family set in Mexico City.

Where We Live festival, actress and playwright Janet Moran brings Looking For America to the stage – it's a true story documenting her partner Federico Julián Gonzales' past life. They join us in studio.

The Conor Guilfoyle Octet and their studio 8 session before their performance at The Sofa Sessions in Kilkenny city.