Two Natural Ladies: Vicki and Jo sharing supporting and inspiring as we enjoy and explore our human experience. This weeks Topics Include – a bit more about Two Natural Ladies and our magical mystery tour Laughter Yoga interview with Braith Bamkin participating in life and making a difference via social clubs such as Rotary lots more chatting to enjoy đŸ™‚
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Two Natural Ladies: Vicki and Jo sharing supporting and inspiring as we enjoy and explore our human experience. This weeks topics include – Personal Growth and Development Doing a Little Bit – Making a Big Difference
Read moreIn 1972, at the pinnacle if her career, Aretha Franklin chose to record an album of the gospel music she had sung as a young girl in church with her father. Rather than turn to the recording studio, Aretha decided to record it in a church with a congregation as the audience. That venue was the New Temple Missionary Baptist
Read moreAri Aster made an immediate and profound impression with his disturbing feature-length directorial debut Hereditary. A creepy supernatural thriller, Hereditary introduced a film-maker with an aesthetic style that was strikingly distinct but in its meticulous framing and vivid pristine images, also informed by legends such as Stanley Kubrick. His follow-up Midsommar exudes similar menace and boasts much of Hereditary’s visual
Read morePalm Beach, the new Aussie relationship drama from director Rachel Ward, builds its story around a very familiar template: A group of older middle-aged, upper middle-class friends come together for a weekend where amiable socialising gives way to people venting hidden resentments, revealing past infidelities and lamenting personal disappointments. At the screening, star Bryan brown said the story was inspired
Read moreIn her breakthrough horror film, The Babadook, writer director Jennifer Kent used a supernatural menace to represent the threat and anxiety experienced by a single mother played by Esse Davis. Her latest film, the gruelling historical drama, The Nightingale, sees a woman and an indigenous man confronted by a more realistic threat in the brutal racist patriarchy of a British
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