New Zealand documentary Gardening with Soul presents the charming and at times poignant story of 90-year-old Sister Loyola Galvin who oversees the garden at the Home of Compassion in Island Bay Wellington. With Sister Loyola narrating, the film explores her daily life tending to residents of the home and to her garden. The film also delves into her history as
Read moreChristine Heart Savage is speaking with regular guest George Seraphim, author of the Truth about “Soul Blue Prints” at 11am Monday… It will be an hour with a difference. Please tune in and join us for an interesting discussion.
Read moreCountry Joe & the Fish were one of the seminal bands of the 1960s ‘San Franciscan Sound’. Originating from Berkeley, California their folk, psychedelic pop rock, & protest songs defined a generation. Best known for perhaps the most famous (or infamous) anti-Vietnam War song of them all: The I-Feel-Like-I’m-Fixin’-To-Die Rag, which was immortalised at the renowned Woodstock Music Festival in 1969. Country Joe
Read moreListen again to the “Songs of Hope” podcasts for Sunday 29 June 2014. 1. The first is one hour of great Christian praise and worship music, with a feature about the life of Francis Collins, the scientist who led the human genome sequencing team in the USA. 2. The second is a podcast of Gregorian chants, including : Agnus Dei
Read moreIt’s easy to be cynical about a film like The Fault in Our Stars, a story of teen romance and terminal illness that updates Love Story for the smart phone generation. Yes, it’s often clichéd and emotionally manipulative but largely due a strong central performance from Shailene Woodley, the film holds together and offers at least a few moments of
Read moreDirector Hany Abu-Assad’s latest film Omar portrays the saddening and desperate conflict in the West Bank in a believable manner that thankfully doesn’t ignore basic humanity of people on both sides. Omar (Adam Bakri) is a young baker who has recently joined the Palestinian resistance forces with his childhood friends the hard-headed Tarek (Iyad Hoorani) and the meek Amjad (Samer
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