Hear Indian scholar Vishal Mangalwadi interviewed by Leigh Hatcher. Vishal has written a book entitled “The book that made your world”. In this interview Vishal discusses how the Bible is the foundation for Western values and also for our key Australian values, our nationhood and our parliamentary democracy. Broadcast on Songs of Hope on 6 October at 7:30am. Click the
Read moreBuilt For Speed – Playlist – Friday 4th October 2013 THE PICTURES – Can you hear it. (Aus) CHEAP TRICK – Surrender. PALMS – A supposedly fun thing I’ll never do again. (Aus) THE GOOCH PALMS – We get by. (Aus) KIM WILDE – Kids in America. EVEN – Don’t wait. (Aus) PEARL JAM – Lightning bolt. Q-LAZARUS – Goodbye
Read moreSuccessful singer/songwriter Mike Brady popped into have a chat with Lana and Justin on The Vibe. Mike came in to discuss his return to the stage of the AFL Grand Final, his recent trip to Ireland and his suggestions for better Grand Final entertainment. He also gave the people of Melbourne what they missed out on during the grand final
Read moreListen again to the story of Andrew White, an Anglican Christian priest who has worked for reconciliation and peace in the middle east and Iraq for the last 20 years. He has had outstanding successes, despite poor health and huge setbacks. Click the play button for the audio or download. Play time is 6 minutes Songs of Hope website: http://songsofhope883.com
Read moreRadio Ga Ga is a show that selects a special theme each week and then selects suitable music from any time in the last 50 years to play to match that theme. This Saturday between 10am and noon we are ON THE RUN with songs featuring run in the title of the song. The Spencer Davis Group “Keep on Running”,
Read moreWrite Now – TONIGHT – I’m talking with Ewan Clayton – Professor of Design – about his new book The Golden Thread – the story of writing. And later I’ll talk with editor Alex Kaplan about Pardon me for mentioning – unpublished letters to the the Age and Sydney Morning Herald. Julia will be in studio with me too. So
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