Marie-Louise Muir hears from songwriter Tracey Thorn on her new album. Show more

Penguins in love? Marie-Louise gets a sneak peek at the new show from Cahoots, which is part of the Belfast Children's Festival. Show more

On International Women's Day, Marie-Louise meets the artists making new work for an exhibition in Belfast. We also hear from songwriter Michelle Shocked. Show more

An interview with Kim Haughton about her 'Portrait of a Century' series, indie-punk band Paper/Boy are in the studio and comedian Fintan Harvey discusses his novel 'Mickey Doc'. Show more

Marie-Louise Muir presents a round-up of all that's happening in the world of the arts, from big-name interviews to the local practitioners making waves in culture. Show more

Writer and filmmaker Kevin Toolis talks about the concept of the Irish Wake ahead of his appearance in the Belfast International Arts Festival. Show more

Marie-Louise Muir unearths fascinating stories from the world of arts and culture, with big name interviews, live performances and Ralph McLean with his weekly gig guide.

With orchestrations from composer Gavin Bryars, Marie-Louise Muir presents Father John Misty live with the Ulster Orchestra, from the BBC Biggest Weekend. Show more

Marie-Louise Muir finds out about the Hyper Real art of Valter Casotto and John Humphreys we hear about new film 'Stan & Ollie' plus Donna Legge on the latest must see online TV

A preview of Rathmullan Film festival, a new exhibition by Locky Morris and an archive interview with Ruby Murray. Show more

Author Ann Cleeves is visiting for NOIRELAND this weekend. Theatre director Jetse Batelaan on production Oorlog, coming to the Children's Festival.
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Marie-Louise returns home in a Derry Girls special, marking the return of the hit series.

Marie-Louise Muir presents the arts and entertainment programme, covering film, television, music, books and the visual arts with news, reviews, previews and guest interviews.

Your friendly neighbourhood Steven Rainey speaks to Spider-man Homecoming director Jon Watts, Author Elizabeth Day on 'The Party' and Donna Legg talks GOT in her TV Guide Show more

Former Wham manager Simon Napier-Bell talks about the decriminalisation of homosexuality and the impact it had upon the arts. Show more

The Arts Show gets schooled in how to rock with actor Gary Trainor, and singer-songwriter Lucy Bell performs live. Plus War for the Planet of the Apes Show more

A room in which to write with author Adrian Mourby, who has complied a fascinating insight into 50 key locations in literary history. Show more

Michael Bradley presents a round-up of the very best in local live music, theatre, art exhibitions and cultural happenings, including a chat with The Cure's Lol Tolhurst. Show more

Canadian musician Sarah Jane Scouten, a revival of Bat The Father Rabbit The Son and behind the scenes at Guys and Dolls. Plus, Welsh record label Sain celebrate 50 years. Show more

Marie-Louise Muir presents arts, culture and entertainment news from home and abroad.