Paul talks to highly regarded songwriter and performer, Charlotte Yates, exploring songwriting, where songs come from with a Focus on the song The Light Is Unreliable which Charlotte also performs in the studio This programme looks at the Art scene with a range of guests.
Paul talks to Wayne Mason composer of Nature and member of the band Fourmyula about writing and recording the famous song and about the album it is part of, CreationThis programme looks at the Art scene with a range of guests.
Paul continues his conversation with Barry, talking through the Warratahs music, Barry's solo work and his albums with Delaney Davidson. The interview is interspersed with Barry playing and singing including the full version of another upcoming Warratahs trackThis programme looks at the Art scene with a range of guests.
Paul talks with Barry Saunders about his art. This programme focuses on Barry's early career. Barry plays some songs including one from the next Warratahs albumThis programme looks at the Art scene with a range of guests.
Paul talks with Liam, a Year 11 Kapiti College student, about guitar playing and his experience in entering and winning the solo section of the college Talent Quest earlier this year. Liam also plays the winning piece.
We talk with Cerid Jones, a Kapiti creative now involved in publishing about a speculative fiction anthology she helped put together and which recently won the Sir Julius Vogel Awards for Best Collective Work
Part 2 of an interview with Cohen Holloway about developing his ability at impressions as a college student, his journey to study at Toi Whakaari and some of his film and TV roles, including some of the films he made with Taika Waititi and TV series The Educators.
Comedian Dan Boerman talks with Paul about his Fitted Sheet Folding Show, how his childhood informed his comedy, his Edinburgh experience and his past and upcoming shows.
This programme looks at the Art scene with a range of guests.
32 min
About Focus on Arts
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At the heart of Kāpiti and Horowhenua’s arts scene are the people who make it happen. Through engaging conversations, we spotlight the artists, musicians, performers, curators, advocates, and creative…
spaces shaping the region’s diverse and dynamic creative community.