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

Iwona Blazwick, director of Whitechapel Gallery, investigates the art of Syrian painter Marwan, whose post-surrealist portraits draw on both Arabic and western influences. Show more

Paul King and Simon Farnaby discuss Paddington 2, Lynne Ramsay on You Were Never Really Here and Alexandra Dean talks about her documentary Bombshell. Presented by Francine Stock. Show more

Naomi Beckwith, curator at Chicago's Museum of Contemporary Art, explores the work of Chicago imagist and central figure in the Hairy Who movement, Jim Nutt. Show more

Antonia Quirke, Ellen E Jones and Chris Hewitt review You Were Never Really Here, and Susan Sarandon talks about her new documentary on 1940s actress and inventor Hedy Lamarr. Show more

A review of the week's cultural highlights, including Oprah Winfrey's role in A Wrinkle In Time, The Great Wave at The Dorfman Theatre and Philip Hensher's novel The Friendly Ones. 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.

John Hardy gydag awr o archif, atgof a chân yn ymwneud â diarhebion ac idiomau. John Hardy visits the Radio Cymru archive to focus on proverbs and idioms. Show more

Cinema magazine programme. Francine Stock talks to the controversial director of Basic Instinct and Robocop, Paul Verhoeven. Show more

A review of the week's cultural highlights, including the Oscar-touted film Lion, Raising Martha at London's Park Theatre and Laszlo Krasznahorkai's novel The Last Wolf. Show more

A look inside the making of REM's pivotal Out of Time album, featuring exclusive interviews with all four members of the original band. Show more

How do artists chronicle, process, design and describe our fast changing world? Dayanita Singh uses her photography to construct stories of a changing India. Show more

Rachel Parris with a comic guide to how women can get ahead in television, 'despite their bodies teeming with pesky oestrogen'.

Anne Robinson meets women from across the UK to find out what is still preventing them from achieving equality and what they are doing to fight back. Show more

Tracey talks to Tom Robinson about Everything But The Girl's hit Missing, Bob and Paul chat to Shaun Keaveny about fishing, and Cerys looks at a London's reggae album covers. Show more

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

Amy talks to Rigby from Across the Line ahead of The Biggest Weekend in Belfast.