During last Sunday's broadcast on Canvas, Jesse caught up with curator and artist, Greg Shapely, who delved into biomimicry and the upcoming Language of Life exhibition at the Verge Gallery in Sydney.

Jesse Cox speaks to Adam Geczy about exploring the less beautiful side of 'Beautiful Cities' - which is the title of his exhibition at Woolloomooloo's Artspace.

This week we bring you stories all about Reinvention.

Titans’ Centre of Excellence puts them in mountains of debt as more Centres of Excellence pop up everywhere. Parramatta also a Club in Crisis but not in crisis enough to ask Ray Price for help. How Good Is Art Pt 2. – the foundation of the Rugby League Art Gallery. Willie Mason refusing to blow smoke up people’s ass. The Todd Carney Disaster Plan. The Shire, Being Lara Bingle & WAG Nation usher in a golden era in Australian TV. How do you grade malice? Don't forget to check out all the Fire Up! merchandise at cafepress.com.au/FireUpShop and continue the farce at facebook.com/fireuprugbyleague

Sam Clark reviews easily the best action movie of the year, THE RAID!

On this week's show we re-played you one of our favourite episodes to date - 'The Block'.

The Block in Redfern has a well-documented history of drugs, violence, and riots. Perhaps you've never heard otherwise. Maybe you've avoided knowing much about it at all, having never stepped foot on Eveleigh Street and it's surrounds.

On All The Best, you'll walk the streets of this community. Filled with stories of family and passing travellers, of death, loss of faith and redemption - we take you right into the heart of Redfern, to one of Australia's most talked about addresses.

Loyalty & Papua New Guinea, How good is music part 2; Shane Warne and Ben Barber take up the mantle, How good is art!? Ryan Tandy's brush with the raw, The Parramatta Sniper: Luke Burt lurking on the grassy knowl, Nick Tedeschi from makingthenut.com gives us the lowdown on the Willie M Awards, World Round up returns: Redbacks conquer the Immortals in the Bank of Beirut Cup

FBi's resident film fan and drinking enthusiast Sam Clark takes a look at Johnny Depp's RUM DIARY!

Rafael Bonachela dropped by to discuss "dancing the text" in his new Sydney Dance Company production 'To One Another'.

Professional street artist Reka talks about his journey as a self taught artist.