Australian supernatural horror film, Talk To Me is a surprisingly effective variation on the old teens messing with the Ouija board concept. Here, Instead of a Ouija board, it’s a mysterious ceramic hand that, when held, causes people to have strange disturbing visions, including seeing partly decomposed dead people. Unwisely fiddling with this apparent magic is the troubled teen Mia
Read moreA cast that includes Maggie smith, Kathy Bates and Laura Linney is not a bad start for a film. They appear in the low-key, tear-jerking drama of faith, guilt and redemption, The Miracle Club. Set in a small Irish seaside town in 1967, the film employs a quirky premise to set up the story. Three devout Catholic friends Eileen (Kathy
Read moreBayside Rewind is not another nostalgia show. We bring you songs that you may have forgotten, wish you had never heard, or you may never have heard of at all. Each week we look at a particular year, as we dissect the charts to find out what were the highest selling Aussie artist singles. We also take a deeper dive
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Craig and Molly discuss Organic treatments for “Curly Leaf” also the importance of fruit thinning.
Read moreBEST MEDICINE -today 8/8/23 – Homelessness Week; then Dr Catherine Crock AM; plus more. Please join me, Gaytana ALSO: Let’s wear a mask to protect ourselves & OTHERS from COVID, Influenza & RSV. Looking out for each other – that’s what community does. G
Read moreDazzling duo Catherine Britt and Lachlan Bryan have already made their mark on the Australian and international music scenes but now they are doing it together with their new project The Pleasures. Their debut album was released on Friday 4th August and then the next morning they were good enough to join us on the All New Saturday Ausmosis to
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