Listen again to Songs of Hope segment “Christian Music Legends”. This week the legend is Randy Stonehill. Prepared by Vic Campbell and presented on Songs of Hope on 4 May 2014 Click the play button for the audio or download. Play time is 5 minutes Songs of Hope website: http://songsofhope883.com
Read moreSongs of Hope prayer podcast for 4 May 2014 was Psalm 32. It is entitled “The Joy of Forgiveness”. Broadcast on 4 May 2014 in the 8 to 9am hour. Read by Hugh Elphinstone. Click the play button for the audio or download. Play time is 2 minutes Songs of Hope website: http://songsofhope883.com
Read moreThis week on Mind, Body, Heart & Soul, Christine Heart Savage is speaking with Dr Irene Prantalos, a Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor on healing Psoriasis. Irene has had her own journey with Psoriasis and specialises in this disorder. She is the author of “Feel great in your skin – 7 simple ways to heal your psoriasis”, and also the cook
Read moreMichael Lloyd has for more than 40 years been producing hit records and soundtracks, earning more than 100 gold and platinum records along the way. Some of the artists he’s worked with include: Frank Sinatra, Dionne Warwicke, The Moody Blues, The Monkees, Sammy Davis Jr., West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band, The Smoke, Cotton Lloyd & Christian, etc., etc.
Read moreFilms with a sinister, all-powerful, self-aware computer threatening to obliterate the human race have almost become a genre unto themselves. There was the creepy HAL trying to scuttle the Jupiter mission in 2001: A Space Odyssey, Skynet triggering the apocalypse in The Terminator, Colossus threatening nuclear annihilation in Colossus: The Forbin Project and the female-voiced computer taunting Shia Labeouf in
Read moreThis week on Built For Speed we speak to Gus Macmillan from Blue Grassy Knoll about the band’s orchestral adaptation of their musical score for Buster Keaton’s The General. It’s also classic album time and this month we head back to 2003 and play some tracks from Ryan Adams’ Rock’n’roll. Once again there’s a deluge of films in our cinema
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