This week on Built For Speed we bring you the thrill of live rock’n’roll (just recorded, engineered and re-played via CD and digital download) as we play tracks from our favourite live albums. There’ll be classics from Cheap Trick, Thin Lizzy, Roky Erickson and many others. On the movie front we let you know whether the latest collaboration between Drew Barrymore
Read moreThe playlist for tonight’s Midnight Mass program with host DJ Daniel H. is as follows.. ULRICH SCHNAUSS – Stars THE FALL – Reckoning BORIS – Attention Please DEERHUNTER – Coronado FENNESZ – Static Kings KILLING JOKE – Another Cult Goes Down LOOP – Blood DAVID BOWIE – I Would Be Your Slave GROUPER – Disengaged AMON TOBIN – Kitty
Read moreJim Keays was the lead singer of one of Australia’s greatest rock bands The Master Apprentices. After the band broke up Jim Keays released perhaps his greatest solo album, the classic space rock concept album, “The Boy from the Stars” in 1974. Here Jim discusses the digital re-release album with rock writer Ian McFarlane (author of The Encyclopedia of
Read moreThis week on Mind, Body, Heart & Soul, Christine Heart Savage chats to her delightful regular guest Dr Irene Prantalos, practitioner of Chinese Traditional Medicine, about gluten intolerance and digestive issues that can result. We will be touching on Celiac Diseases and it’s impact on the sufferer and those closely involved. Join us at 11am…
Read moreListen again to the Songs of Hope podcast for 15 June 2014. Broadcast on Southern FM 88.3 during the Songs of Hope program 7 to 9am Chris Whiting introduces our hymns podcast. Songs include “Swing low sweet chariot” from Harry Secombe and “Old rugged cross” from Australian James Morrison. 9 minutes One hour of great Christian praise and worship music
Read moreThe film adaptations of Marvel’s X-Men Comics, which feature super-powered mutants or X-Men led by Professor Xavier (Patrick Stewart) battling super-villain Magneto (Ian McKellan) and fearful, prejudiced “normal” humans, began in startling fashion in 2000. With 2006’s disappointing X-Men: The Last Stand and 2009’s clunky spin-off X-Men Origins: Wolverine, though, the franchise seemed to be in very poor shape, at
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