What’s on ‘Built For Speed’ Friday 13th November 2015

This week on ‘Built For Speed’ we speak to Nicholas Maksymow, director of the Russian Resurrection Film Festival as he tells us all about the terrific selection of movies on offer.  We also take a look at Steven Spielberg’s latest film, Cold War drama Bridge of Spies and Vin Diesel’s latest effort, supernatural action-adventure The Last Witch Hunter.  There’s also plenty of fine music

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Playlist for The Midnight Mass program Wednesday November 4th

The playlist for this evening’s (12am – 2am) Midnight Mass program with host dj Daniel H is as follows:   MASTODON – The Sparrow A PERFECT CIRCLE – Blue CYNIC – Evolutionary Sleeper LIARS – Vox Turned DED NINE INCH NAILS – Somewhat Damaged NEUROSIS – Lexicon THRONES – Coal Sack CURRENT 93 – Urshadow THE BODY LOVERS – !!

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BEST MEDICINE

Best Medicine – TODAY – I’m talking with Carol Ireland CEO of Epilepsy Action Australia about the upcoming trial of Medicinal Cannabis for drug resistant epilepsy. Also, I’m playing an interview about recovery from gambling addiction and a radio play about that subject.  Please join me, Gaytana

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Film review: SLEEPING WITH OTHER PEOPLE, from ‘Built For Speed’

Tiresome rom-com Sleeping with Other People unbelievably screened at MIFF this year and now has a general release through Palace Cinemas. The film proposes the bizarre notion that Jason Sudeikis could be some sort of romantic lead. He plays insouciant smart-ass Jake, a sex addict who, 13 years ago, lost his virginity to the slightly crazed and extremely flirty Lainey

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Film review: THE LAST WITCH HUNTER, from ‘Built For Speed’

Put the words ‘Witch Hunter’ in a film title and you’re almost guaranteed a turkey. The optimistically titled The Last Witch Hunter – which stars Vin Diesel, Michael Caine, Elijah Wood and Rose Leslie – isn’t quite as awful as the 2013 abomination Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters but it’s still a ridiculous, incoherent load of codswallop. In an in

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