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Best Medicine – TODAY – I’m talking with documentary filmmaker heather Kirkpatrick about her film Mary Meets Mohammad and lots more. Please join me, Gaytana
Read moreBest Medicine – TODAY – I’m talking with documentary filmmaker heather Kirkpatrick about her film Mary Meets Mohammad and lots more. Please join me, Gaytana
Read moreListen again to Songs of Hope hymns podcast from the 27 October 2013 broadcast on Southern FM 88.3. Hymns include: Christ triumphant – Billy Graham Missions Choir Great is Thy faithfulness – An Afternoon of Our Favourite Hymns album Jerusalem – Trinity College Choir Click the play button for the audio or download. Play time is 10 minutes. Songs of
Read moreSet in France in 1915 as the First World War grinds to a close, the sumptuous but slow-moving Renoir describes the later life of renowned French painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir. The film also portrays the stirring of passion for the cinema in his son, Jean (who at the time was a convalescing war veteran) and the effect on both their lives
Read moreToday, Sunday 27 October, at 7:30am on Songs of Hope, an interview with social researcher Hugh Mackay about his latest book “The Good Life” was broadcast. In this 8 minute interview Hugh revealed his researched results on how to have a satisfying and happy life. The interviewer was Simon Smart from the Centre for Public Christianity. Songs of Hope book
Read moreFew directors have captured the trauma of violent conflict as powerfully and realistically as Paul Greengrass has with films like United 93, Bloody Sunday and his contributions to the Jason Bourne saga. His latest film Captain Phillips is no different. This superbly made maritime thriller, which sees heavily-armed Somali pirates take over an American cargo ship, has all the white
Read moreBefore the magnificent cringe comedy of Larry David’s Curb Your Enthusiasm and Ricky Gervais’ The Office was Steve Coogan’s Knowing Me, Knowing You with Alan Partridge a TV talk show parody in which the eponymous host was as contemptible and hilarious as Larry David or Gervais’ David Brent. The superbly vain, egotistical, spineless and conniving Partridge later appeared in radio
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