Arthur Meek, actor, writer, director, funny man, is in the studio to talk about the world premiere of his show “Erewhon Revisited”, as part of the Christchurch Arts Festival.

We talk to James Shaw about life on the edge, and what he has planned for the last two weeks of the campaign.

Jay has been working on the railroad, inspired by this morning’s Sink or Swim tune.

Gen Toop from Greenpeace calls in from Sheffield, where a group of activists have occupied a construction site that is part of the Central Plains Water scheme.

We’re welcoming Tamsin from Scorpio Books on the show, for the first of many reviews. This morning it’s “Stranger in the Woods” by Michael Finkel.

Actor Chris Parker is down in Christchurch for a run of Hudson and Halls at the Court Theatre as part of the Christchurch Arts Festival. James chats to him about getting in character, cooking on stage, and being back home in Christchurch.

We’re talking to Alex from Gatherings about “the hunger gap”, the time of year when we’re running out of our root vegetables, but we haven’t yet got any fresh spring veggies.

We’re talking to Jacinda Ardern about $11.7b holes, whether we’ve had our “post-truth” moment, debate prep, and how affordable an affordable house really is.

We’re talking to Reb Fountain about her new album Little Arrows, working with Neil Finn, and her show on Friday.

Talking about LOGAN LUCKY and TERMINATOR 2:3D with Andrew.