Words for Life podcast 23Sep18
“Fruit of the spirit – sanctification” was the sermon title of Rev Kevin Pedersen’s talk last Sunday 23Sep18. Talk time was 26 minutes. Kevin is the minister at Ormond Anglican Church.
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Sunday Worship 23Sep18
Listen again to Songs of Hope Sunday Worship, broadcast on 23Sep18 on Southern FM 88.3. Play time is 16 minutes. The church pictured is St Andrews in Brighton, Melbourne.
Read moreFilm review ‘CRAZY RICH ASIANS’ by Nick Gardener from ‘Built For Speed’
The preposterous title of the hit rom-com Crazy Rich Asians suggests a crass race comedy of the kind not seen since TV shows of the 1970’s but thankfully that’s not the case. While this adaptation of the highly successful Kevin Kwan novels indulges a few clumsy stereotypes it’s really an extravagant take on an old-fashioned romantic fantasy with interestingly non-western
Read moreFilm review ‘Book Club’ by Nick Gardener from ‘Built For Speed’
Befitting its innocuous title, Book Club, the directorial debut for Walk in the Woods writer Bill Holderman, is a wafer thin but amiable senior citizen rom-com. The film would probably evaporate if not for its wonderful all-star cast which features Dianne Keaton, Jane Fonda, Candice Bergen and Mary Steenburgen as well as Craig T. Nelson, Richard Dreyfus, Ed Begley Jr
Read moreWhat’s on ‘Built For Speed’ Friday 21st September 2018
Apparently, there’s a footy game on tonight. Too bad everyone will be glued to the radio and ‘Built For Speed’ this Friday night. We have a feast of music this week with a look at some of Wilco’s finest tracks, favourite indie pop of the last 20 years, some skull crunching heavy tunes, new Aussie tracks and much more. On
Read moreTHE PURPLE HAZE ARCHIVE presents DICK TAYLOR & PHIL MAY of THE PRETTY THINGS on PODCAST
One of the most important & influential rock groups to have ever come out of England were undoubtedly The Pretty Things. They were the original punks causing mayhem wherever they went, but at the same time creating some very brilliant music & the first ever rock opera, SF Sorrow. And don’t forget their longevity & even more important relevance in
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