DEVIL MONKEY HIT UP LSS THIS SUNDAY

On the Live Sunday Sessions over the last 5 years we have experienced nearly everything from VERY metal to blues to folk to rock to Irish folk to string quartets to pop to bluegrass to reggae to electric soul to lounge jazz featuring 14 year old talent through to the “over 60’s” – the experienced campaigners. We have not in

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ZOOMING INTO LIVE SUNDAY SESSIONS

Gretta Ziller was brilliant in the studio last Sunday and following in her footsteps in the coming weeks are some equally fine purveyors of various musical genre’s – all live in the studio on Sunday afternoons from 4pm. We will be broadcasting the Southern Football League finals series from August 24th until the end of September but check out just

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She risked life and limb – podcast

1. Listen again to the story of Corrie ten Boom. She and her family risked life and limb to shelter Jews from the Nazis in Holland during World War II. Broadcast on 3 Aug 2014 on “Songs of Hope” during the “Christians who made a difference segment”. 2. Songs of Hope hymns podcast for 3 Aug 2014 includes: Thy hand

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Film review: HERCULES, from Built For Speed

Many cinemagoers might have feared that Hercules would be yet another moronic, CGI-drenched video game-like action fest.  Despite the fact that it is mostly composed of sword-swinging battle scenes and that it stars former pro-wrestler Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson in the title role, this vaguely post-modern take on the Hercules legend is surprisingly enjoyable. In a plot that resembles Seven

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Film review: CHARLIES’ COUNTRY, from Built For Speed

Following  The Tracker and Ten Canoes, Rolf de Heer’s Charlie’s Country completes a film trilogy that intelligently and confrontingly examines the experience of indigenous Australians.  David Gulpilil plays the title character, a man in his early 60’s eking out an existence in a government run indigenous town camp. Once a celebrated dancer who performed at the opening of the Sydney

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