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BEST MEDICINE – today 22/11/22 – SWIMSAFER Week; Maddie’s Month. Please join me, Gaytana. ALSO- we’re asked to wear a mask to protect ourselves & OTHERS from COVID. Looking out for each other -that’s what community does. G
Read morePodcast: Happy Hour – Show 38 (18th November 2022)
Hello there, Come listen to this week’s podcast. As always, John leads you diversely through a topical theme in his Take 5 section and the traditional Dad Joke. This week we have a fabulous and energizing Well-being Interview with Fiona, the happiness hunter. https://thehappinesshunter.com/ We then, head up to the news with Guess the Year when these were no.1 hits.
Read moreSECA PANEL PODCAST # 7 2022/2023
Despite another weekend of mediocre weather SECA cricket managed to get played out relatively unscathed with most games completed. The shape of the Shield grades final fours remain very much up in the air as we reached the half way mark of the season and the first round of the T-20 season kicked off during the week. It was all
Read moreFilm review: ‘BLACK PANTHER: WAKANDA FOREVER’, by Nick Gardener from ‘Built For Speed’
Director Ryan Coogler’s Black Panther sequel Wakanda Forever faced an unusual challenge in that it’s star Chadwick Boseman, who played the title character, tragically passed away in 2020. This left us with the question, without Black Panther himself, is there enough in the world of Wakanda to really engage audiences? The answer is yes (just) but at 161 minutes, this
Read moreFilm review: ‘MRS HARRIS GOES TO PARIS’, by Nick Gardener from ‘Built For Speed’
Mrs Harris goes to Paris is a charming but very twee and often implausible feel-good comedy/drama. The film at times recalls movies like Hidden Figures, The Help and Pretty Woman as it features a working-class woman who’s ignored or looked down upon by society but proves astonishingly formidable and cleverer than those who see themselves as her superiors. There’s also
Read moreFilm review: ‘ARMAGEDDON TIME’, by Nick Gardener from ‘Built For Speed’
Armageddon Time, which was the opening night feature at this year’s Jewish Film Festival, is a wonderfully poignant rites of passage drama based on the experiences of its writer/ director James Gray. (Michael) Banks Repeta plays a slightly fictionalised version of Gray named Paul Graff, a decent but precocious and trouble-prone 12-year-old living in Queens, New York in 1980. A
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