Radio Ga Ga is a themed radio program with a host of interesting topics determining the choice of music each Saturday morning between 10am- noon. On August 13th the theme was a little bit spicy as we navigated our way through 2 hours of songs about that most wonderful occurrence, the orgasm. Not for the feint-hearted or the light headed
Read moreOne of Australia’s most superb female singers is Bobbi Marchini, who emerged in Sydney in the early 1970s. Bobbi was a much in demand singer, with bands such as: Hunger, Southern Comfort, Grapevine, & Duck, using her brilliant vocal prowess to huge advantage. Bobbi Marchini (& her fellow Hooter Sisters) was also a prolific session singer as well, & today
Read moreTo celebrate the upcoming tour to Australia by The Monkees (Mickey Dolenz and Peter Tork), Mark will present his past interview with Mickey Dolenz about his time with The Monkees. Mark will also spin some tracks from the new Monkees studio cd, Good Times. Mark’s in-studio guest will be top Australian music entrepreneur Aldo Lennard, who will talk about &
Read moreRadio Ga Ga smashes out a tribute to two of the greatest ever Australian albums released, Cold Chisel’s “East” and Hoodoo Gurus “Stoneage Romeos” in this 2 hour podcast. With commentary about the tracks by the lads from Chisel and Hoodoo’s guitar hero Brad Shepherd chiming in with interesting memories of the Guru’s awesome debut release. Press play to hear the
Read moreListen again to Songs of Hope “Christian News Bulletin” for 28Aug16. This was broadcast on 88.3 on Sunday 28Aug16 at 8:20am Also listen to one hour of Songs of Hope. Podcast from 28Aug16 Songs of Hope broadcast Words for Life for 28Aug16 was by Rev Mark Durie of Oaktree Anglican in Caulfield. His talk title is “A promise of rest”.
Read moreLove and Friendship is the deceptive title of writer director Whit Stillman’s delightfully acerbic adaptation of Jane Austen’s novella Lady Susan. Anchored by a sensational performance from the delectable Kate Beckinsale, Love and Friendship is a delightfully witty and acidic take on 18th century drawing room comedies. Kate plays the seductive, razor-tongued home wrecker Lady Susan Vernon who, after becoming
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