Comedian, Steele Saunders, travels back in time to tell the origin of the 'I Love Green Guide Letters' podcast and why Jerry Seinfeld is to blame for everything. We compare podcasting to pirate radio and being part of a club, what we love to see in comed

Hannah Malarski and Jack Richardson of Bagabus Inc. expose the secret to their creative process - hurling random words at each other in funny voices until something sticks. We discuss the importance of satire and sending up the things that irritate us, le

Writers Tom Denham and Josh Fielding, actress Tessa Wells and youth worker Fletcher Heyward reminisce together about time spent at Fresh Youth Theatre. We chat about being on stage, storytelling, how to express yourself, theatre with a message, Dr Who, ga

Playwright Shaz Mullens discusses what theatre can offer beyond just entertainment and excitement. We delve into the world of Fresh Youth Theatre, touching on theatre for social change, a sense of justice, and empowering young lives.

Reaching out through cinema in wonderfully touching ways, independent film maker Nic Barker explores the parts of himself he puts into his films as well as the massively collaborative process that goes into creating a movie.

A redux of our very first episode; PhD scholar Victoria Tedeschi returns to talk about the origins of fairy tales, their importance in reflecting society and a time before "Let it Go" was a thing. We explore Hans Christian Andersen's original tale, a more

Setting out from high school to become an actor, Chris Leben finds himself nowadays writing bits for television and telling jokes on stage. We talk about taking the plunge into standup, finding a work flow when an entire TV production is counting on you

This week I rediscovered a comic strip that I connected with about the financial realities of being an artist. Behind the coloured pencils was Melanie Gillman, creator of 'As the Crow Flies', and together we chat about giving credit when it's due, using

Musician and Musical Therapist Emma O'Brien discusses her work at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, using music and song to enrich and empower the lives of patients. We talk about growing unsatisfied with a competitive arts industry and wanting more, the scie

Artist, creator, mentor and theatre maker Simon Fisher delves into his past to discuss creating works of uncanny art, puppetry and mask and the conversation a performer has with materials, lighting effigies on fire, giving thought to pataphysics and the f