Sarah Kaur - Visual/dance/theatre artist on weaving a narrative across media, discovering inspiration on Tinder, and the negotiations behind a successful arts festival

Wait Long By The River dreams big. It doesn't want to be 'just' a music podcast. It wants to explore creativity in all the forms that muses can take it. For every live recording of the podcast with a musical talent, we're going to record one at our Gold St studio with someone equally talented in another art form.

Who better to start off with than Sarah Tamara Kaur. Her work explores dance with film, weaves projection into choreography, reimagines photography, and gets into the head of absence by creating things. Sounds mysterious, right? That's why we had to talk to her.

On top of all this hard creative cogitation, Kaur is a festival producer, adding her talents to the Canberran phenomenon of the You Are Here festival. She's been toured with her art to four continents, and once spent 45 minutes crowded into the back of a light-proofed moving van as it drove through the unsuspecting suburbs.

In this episode we cover a lot of ground, so there are some links at the bottom to help you keep track of it all. Download the show, sit back and enjoy... and feel free to tweet your thoughts to @longbytheriver as you go. If you want more Kaur (once you've heard the podcast you'll realise that that rhymes) check out her page and You Are Here.