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BEST MEDICINE – today – Talking about Epilepsy with Carol Ireland and later new National Asthma Guidelines; and more. Please join me, Gaytana
Read moreFilm review: ‘CAPTAIN MARVEL’ by Nick Gardener from ‘Built For Speed’
Arriving fairly late in the all-consuming Marvel movie franchise is Captain Marvel an origin story not only for the title character but for a couple of Marvel Comics Universe characters and in some ways a prequel to a few of the Marvel films. While this movie provides occasional amusement, moments of impressive spectacle and excitement and finally a female lead,
Read moreSMS your song request to DJ Tamma on 0404 000 736 – Saturdays 1 AM to 4 AM
After your Friday night out… straight after Disco Inferno tune to 88.3 Southern FM for The Saturday Morning Mix. Every Saturday 1 AM to 4 AM. Join a musical journey with DJ Tamma as he plays songs that make up the soundtrack of his life. From emotional ballads to hard rock, from upbeat rock ‘n’ roll tunes and pop music to the
Read moreFilm review: ‘BEN IS BACK’ by Nick Gardener from Built For Speed
The vaguely titled Ben Is Back follows on from last year’s Beautiful Boy in examining the impact on families of a son’s drug addiction. While the film addresses an important topic and contains some poignant moments, it doesn’t have quite the impact it should as it plays like a more intense midday movie. Lucas Hedges (who was terrific in Boy
Read moreFilm review: ‘AT ETERNITY’S GATE’ by Nick Gardener from Built For Speed
At Eternity’s Gate dramatises the last years of Vincent Van Gogh’s life. The film, directed by Basquiat’s Julian Schnabel and starring Willem Dafoe as Van Gogh, sees the artist living in poverty and tortured by mental illness in the French provincial town of Arles in the late 1880’s. Despite his desperate circumstances he produces astonishing work but his fractured mental
Read moreWhat’s on ‘Built For Speed’ Friday 8th March 2019
This Friday is International Women’s Day and ‘Built For Speed’ will play a selection of our favourite tunes from female artists including Liz Phair, Courtney Barnett and Patti Smith. We’ll also review two films with two remarkable women we never would have thought would appear in the same sentence: Maria Callas (in ‘Maria by Callas: In Her Own Words’) and
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