If you don't notice Saana Kelley's work, she's done her job well. Almost three decades into her career, the foley artist has earned an Emmy for Shogun and credits spanning Ted Lasso, Jurassic World and Only Murders in the Building, while building a social media following of nearly three million by sharing the behind-the-scenes of her craft. She joins Culture 101 to talk stilettos, handcuffs, and the art of making sound.

Crackhead is a bold new local drama created, written by and starring Holly Shervey, drawn from her own experience in psychiatric care.

For the first time, four New Zealand artists are exhibiting at the Shanghai Biennale, China's longest-running art biennale and one of the most influential in the region.

Daniel Pengelly spent more than twenty years in theatre as a performer, director, and former artistic director of both The Court Theatre and Centrepoint Theatre before finding a new home in the auction room.

After 15 years as a psychologist, Rachael Mayne decided it was time to take a break and pursue her painting full time. What started out as an escape and hobby has become a second career.

For the past 30 years, Kyle Balda has been involved and behind some of the most successful animated films of the century.

Thirty-Six is a new play inspired by the viral New York Times article about the 36 questions designed to lead to love.

Internationally renowned UK artist Luke Jeram is known for large scale installations including the global Play Me, I'm Yours piano project. His latest work Helios is currently suspended in the Concert Chamber at Auckland Town Hall. The installation recreates the sun using hundreds of thousands of astro photographs and NASA solar observations, allowing audiences to experience the star up close. Jeram discusses the work and its journey to Aotearoa.

Kristian Lavercombe holds the world record for the most performances in The Rocky Horror Show and is now touring New Zealand as The Narrator.

Country Calendar Producer and narrator Dan Henry reflects on the legacy of the series on its 60th Birthday.