Jacqueline Anderson joins us ahead of next week's Writer's World to give us all the news about the feature writers and plans for the week.

Ann Neville is in studio to talk about the Anzac writing competition for school age writers and also about a new group in Raglan where writers will be able to give each other mutual support with their writing.

Adrian from Tintype joins us to talk about the 100 year old technology he uses to take portraits on glass and aluminium - something he will be offering at the Creative Market this Sunday at the Old School Arts Centre

It's time to enroll for Raglan Arts Weekend says Shona, who's in studio to tell us about the many things happening at the Old School over the next few weeks

Xavier Meade and Wanda Barker are in studio to talk about their joint exhibition at the Wharf Gallery over Easter weekend. We take the chance to delve into their artistic processes and get them to describe their art for the radio audience

Shona from the Old School drops into the studio to tell us about movies, exhibitions, classes and the film festival, as well giving an update about finishing off the seating and lift in the Creative Space upstairs

Deb is on the line from the Old School to talk about this weekend's market in the sun

A story of obsession and belonging: Local writer Kate Evans has been around the world chasing the Feijoa to it's source in an effort to find out why this fruit has become such an icon in Aotearoa New Zealand

Shona is in studio to talk about the many things happening at the Old School including the Writers World, movies, clay classes, the film festival and much more

Steve will be at the Old School at 7pm to talk about his journey into writing - something that happened unexpectedly in his 60s. His talk is part of the Whaingaroa Writer's World event over the next week.