What's your best memory? Your worst? Two amazing questions for the answers they get, and just right as the basis for a new artistic work. Sepy Baghaei is the genius behind bringing this idea to fruition at Crack in 2012, and she, and it, are the subject of this podcast.

Through people like Adelaide's Gabrielle Griffin, we've developed a great love of puppetry as art for adults. Not in a sexy way necessarily, but to show us reflections of ourselves through new, fascinating guises. Shani Moffat's Old Mate is coming to Newcastle at the end of the month, we'd love to meet him..

In this podcast, we speak to artist Carolyn Eckles about NOMAD, an interactive theatre piece she's rehearsing for the 2012 Crack Theatre Festival.

The Crack Theatre Festival is home to an inordinate amount of unique artistic experiences for audiences. In this, Achilles At Home is certainly, if you'll excuse the awful pun, right at home. Sancz is the creator of the work, and he gave us his time for a chat.

Skye Loneragan is something of a wonderful genius. A traveller, travelling and a clever juxtaposition form the starting point of what sounds like a genius work for Crack Theatre Festival. Plucked of Purpose: The Adventures of PB is its title, and we loved talking to Skye about it and other things..

The Old Scholar is something new for Adelaide, and something quietly making a very loud noise about local things internationally. A boutique online fashion retailer, The Old Scholar is selling our designers and our labels to the world from a tiny office in Adelaide. We love the initiative, and welcomed our chat with its creator.

You seem to LOVE Brisbane comedian Jenny Wynter. Her comedy/cabaret/thing during the 2012 Adelaide Fringe did some amazing business, and our interview with her is consistently one of the most popular downloads. After checking out her blog (on www.comicmummy.com) we saw she had some news she might like to share. She did. Here it is. With added discussion of Ten's new reality show I Will Survive. More soon..

Ahead of the launch, on launch day, we catch up with Gareth Hart, co-Artistic Director of the 2012 Crack Theatre Festival, to talk about the FREE festival, its impact on Newcastle, and what to expect from the weeks leading up to the artistic explosion that will hit Newcastle from September 27-30.

LinkAdelaide records and intro, and reveals plans to cover the 2012 Crack Theatre Festival in Newcastle.

In a welcome back podcast, we spoke to Craig Lahiff, Director of the brand new and already critically acclaimed locally made film, Swerve.