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This week, Richard is joined by Matt Lutton to chat about Malthouse Theatre's 2019 season, Melbourne International Arts Festival dancerRauf Yasit talks about the uniquely peaceful A Quiet Evening of Dance, and co-director Ching Ching Ho alongside author Gabrielle Wang, talk about the novel brought to life, A Ghost In My Suitcase.

This week Richard chats to artist, taxidermist and jeweller Julia deVille about their solo exhibition Wholeness and the Implicate Order,Alicia Sometimesdigresses about their fascination with science with their show Particle/Wave on at Melbourne International Arts Festival; Monash University student creator Michelle Robertson discusses accessibility with FIGMENT at Monash Performing Arts Centre,Rawcus Artistic Director Kate Sulan talks about the MIAF show Song for a Weary Throat;Stephen Nicolazzo wraps things up with Suddenly Last Summer, displayed by Red Stitch Theatre.

This week, Richard is joined by Alec Reid alongside Artistic Associate and new Executive co-Producer Dan Mitchell to chat about Due West Arts Festival,Abbie Madden from My Sight Their Sight Blindful and Imogen Stone from Laser Kiwion at Circus Oz - Sidesault, and finally Candice Edmonds on the phone to chat aboutFlight,on at the Melbourne International Arts Festival.

This week, Richard is joined by Archibald Prize winner Yvette Coppersmith, Creative director of Lexicon Firenza Guidi and company join us prior to their launch at Melbourne International Arts Festival, and Jessie Boylan chats about her upcoming gallery Rupture, on at Bendigo Art Gallery.

This week, Richard chats to Creative Director Simon Abrahams for a Fringe Festival overview, Rose Hiscock explains all things science for Perfection: on at the Science Gallery;Sasha Grishin spruiks the National Gallery's latest exhibit, Baldessin/Whiteley.

This week, Richard chats to the delightful Liz Skitch about her play Mothermorphosis at La Mama Theatre,Jakop Ahlbom re-defines the limittions of horror in Horroron at the Arts Centre, and Blasted cast membersEloise Mignon and David Woods pop by.

This week, Richard has the pleasure of chatting to She Said Theatre Co-Founder and Co-Artistic Director Penny Harpham about their newest release Fallen, David Coles chats about his book Chromatopia: A History of Colour, and Sayraphim Lothian's pops by to spruik's her first book; Guerrilla Kindness and Other Acts of Creative Resistance: Making A Better World Through Craftivism.

This week, Richard chats to Gabrielle de Vietri about improving artist's working conditions via Artslog, Producer Phillipa Bateman talks about the new ACMI commission The Beehive: Who killed Juanita Neilsen; and writer Helen Hopkins alongside co-writer and performerCarolyn Block join us to chat about La Mama's latest show, Hallowed Ground.

Richard dives in with a Melbourne Festival program overview with Jonathan Holloway, Playwright Emilie Collyer and cast member Emily Tomlinschat about Contest, playing at Northcote Town Hall; and Director of SPRING 1883Kate Berberjoins Richard for a look into Windsor's 4 years young art fair.

This week, Richard catches up withBernard Caleofor their fortnightly segmentDrawn out,Francois Pelinard LambertandKristy Mathesonchat about ACMI's upcoming seriesMania,andAlaine Beek joins us on the phone to spruikPoint of No Return.