On Sunday 24 May 2026, Southern FM’s Hugo Smith and a team of our youngest presenters were at Sandringham Village for our Outside Broadcast from the Sandringham Young Creators Market. Photo: Magnus interviewing a stall holder at Sandringham Young Creators Market 2026. Enjoy the podcast here. Thank you to Sandy Street Art Project and Sandy Village Traders for inviting Southern
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Enjoy this podcast of Southern FM’s live Outside Broadcast from Botanica 2026 at Rippon Lea Estate. Thank you to our wonderful guests and our dedicated team of Southern FM volunteers, both on air and behind-the-scenes. Thanks also to National Trust Victoria for its enduring partnership with 88.3 Southern FM. It helps to keep community radio “local and live”. Broadcast 11
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Here’s our podcast of Southern FM’s tribute to American singer-songwriter Neil Sedaka who has died at the age of 86. Enjoy an hour of Sedaka hits and memories. Broadcast 1 March 2026
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This podcast features Southern FM’s broadcast from Bayside U3A in Beaumaris for the official opening of its 2026 program. With presenters, Leanne Cutler, Pauline O’Brien and Colin Tyrus, you’ll hear interviews with Bayside U3A President Sue Steele (who also tutors Lunchtime Masterpieces, Computers & Technology, Armchair Archaeology and the Medieval World); Bill Puls (who tutors the Big Ideas course) and
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In part two of Southern FM’s broadcast from Bayside U3A’s 2026 program launch, presenters Leanne Cutler, Pauline O’Brien and Colin Tyrus are chatting with: Daisy Antonio (tutor in Traditional Oil Painting for Beginners), Judith Vennell (tutor in Traditional Health Yoga) and Bayside Mayor Cr Debbie Taylor-Haynes. Photo: Judith Vennell (left) with Leanne Cutler More info: baysideu3a.org.au
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Enjoy this podcast of Southern FM’s live broadcast of Carols by Kingston from Bicentennial Park, Chelsea on Sunday 7 December 2025. Hosted by the Kings of Christmas – Rob Mills and Bobby Fox – with music by the Mordialloc Jazz Orchestra (MoJO), you’ll enjoy performances by Marina Prior, the Australian Girls Choir, Santa Claus, Kingston Carolers, CC Dewar, Paul Williams,
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