Listen again to the story of Hugh Evans. Hugh Evans is the Australian founder of the Oaktree Foundation in 2003 at age 20 and Young Australian of the year in 2004. Broadcast during “Songs of Hope” on Southern FM 88.3 on 25 March 2014 at 8:30am Click the play button for the audio or download. Play time is 4:25 minutes
Read moreOn Mind, Body, Heart & Soul, Christine Heart Savage chats live in the studio with Fiona Caddies, who is a Bio-signature specialist and personal trainer. We’ll be chatting about fat accumulation and cellulite too… Mmmm interesting… Join us at 11am this Monday… fionacaddies.com breatheforlife.com.au
Read moreA Basket Of Mammoths (ABOM for short) is a 3 piece from Melbourne here to help you freak out to the sounds of psychedelia and most importantly….MAMMOTH music! Coming out with the big riffs like a giant with his Fender Jag, alongside baselines moving like a freight train with mammoth tone. Throw in the grooves of a well polished woman
Read moreTune in to “Songs of Hope” tomorrow Sunday 25 May at 8:45am to hear the story of Hugh Evans. Hugh Evans is the Australian founder of the Oaktree Foundation in 2003 at age 20 and Young Australian of the year in 2004. Songs of Hope has two hours of great Christian praise and Worship music. Another highlight will be local
Read moreGuitarist Leslie West is one of the true pioneering heavy rock guitarists having made his mark initially in the New York band The Vagrants. He went on to form Mountain, “a band heavier than Cream” with Felix Pappalardi, the man who produced Cream’s famous albums. Leslie West then formed West Bruce & Laing with ex-Cream bassist Jack Bruce, after which he forged a strong solo career releasing a continuous series of albums right up
Read moreListen again to Songs of Hope segment “Christian Music Legends”. This week the legend is Rich Mullins. Prepared by Vic Campbell and presented on Songs of Hope on 18 May 2014 Click the play button for the audio or download. Play time is 4 minutes Songs of Hope website: http://songsofhope883.com
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