Here she is, Darlene Zschech from Hillsong. Her recordings have sold millions. In this podcast Vic Campbell tells us about Darlene. Broadcast on Southern FM’s “Songs of Hope” on 9 March 2014. Click the play button for the audio or download. Play time is 5 minutes Songs of Hope website: http://songsofhope883.com
Read moreToday on the Vibe, we spoke to The Director of the 2014 Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Susan Provan. We had a chat about the Huge event, including acts to check out, cheap ways to see shows and much more. Make sure you check out the Podcast Below. Also make sure you checkout our Facebook Page
Read moreListen again to the hymns podcast from Songs of Hope program on 9 March 2014. Hymns include: O Lord of every shining constellation – BBC Daily Service Singers The spacious firmament on high – York College Concert Choir We plough the fields and scatter – 60 songs of inspiration album Click the play button for the audio or download. Play
Read moreLiam Neeson’s latest film Non-stop will no doubt have had action junkies salivating. The no-nonsense title and a poster that features Neeson blasting away with a pistol in the middle of an aeroplane cabin, suggests a Taken-style parade of relentless and mindless action. Those who delight in cinematic carnage may, however, be slightly peeved to discover that, aside from a
Read moreBuilt For Speed – Playlist – Friday 7th March 2014 GREEN DAY – She’s a rebel. THE PALMS – A supposedly fun thing I’ll never do again. (Aus) TINY MIGRANTS – A Public Execution. (Aus) HALFWAY – Drop out. (Aus) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN – Highway to hell (live in Melbourne). THE ROLLING STONES – Far away eyes. BOWLING FOR SOUP –
Read moreI have the pleasure of presenting SLS this week Sunday March 9th and our very special guest artist is Melbourne Songstress Charlotte. Charlotte’s passion for music started at age 4 when the very talented Missy Higgins baby-sat her and her younger brother. It was just after Missy had won the Triple J Unearthed competition and the story goes that Missy
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