Van Badham is a writer, activist and personal friend of LinkAdelaide. In 2012, The University of Adelaide Fringe Club are performing two of her pieces in a double bill entitled An Anarchist At The Demo. We spoke to director Amy Campbell about the pieces.

Adelaide performer Emily Smart is about to let Adelaide hear her latest musical offering.. and trust me, it sounds pretty great. Little Two Eyes are a new five piece, and their debut EP, All The Things I Never Told You And Why, is set for release in March. We spoke to Emily about the EP, the band, and the EP launch they're doing during the Fringe.

After the huge success of It's A Dad Thing in 2011, Adam Goodburn and SINGular productions return in 2012 with a change of pace; a look at the life of Cole Porter in What Is This Thing Called Love.

With, sadly, very poor recording of my half of the conversation, I spoke to Sydney comic James Colley about A Beginners Guide to Existence, his show inspired by his god daughter.

After assisting him as technical designer and operator for the Melbourne season of Road Movie at the Midsumma Festival, I sat with performer of the show, Dirk Hoult, to discuss this very moving, internationally acclaimed, one man show about finding hope and the ones you love ahead of its Adelaide debut at the Fringe.

In a slight departure from our usual interview style, owing to Mike's UK location and ability to enter a studio, this interview was recorded in two entirely separate parts. First, I sent a recording of the questions to Mike, who then recorded answers and put the interview together before emailing it back to me in Adelaide. The interview also features a song from Dr Blues..

Perth's Shane Adamczak is part of Checkout - The Musical, a production which takes a look at some of the characters you'll find working at your local supermarket. We spoke of the show's large props, great songs, and ten years of history in Perth, debuting their own Fringe World festival in 2012.

Making her Australian debut at the Adelaide Fringe in 2012, Sameena Zehra is a UK comedian with a million stories and experiences most can only dream (or have nightmares) about. Sameena spoke to us (very kindly) all the way from the UK.

L.O.V looks at male relationships and the violence within those friendships. Aimed at a young adult audience, the show has an emphasis on physical movement and the interrelationships between the three male characters, the show has been developed by Melbourne's Chiral Collective. LinkAdelaide spoke to the production's director, Claire Yeomans.

Part of the unique We As Art, We As Artists event featuring six singer songwriters collectively performing their works with live musicians, and visual artists showing works created in response to the songs being played on the night, LinkAdelaide spoke to performer Mary Webb about the show.