Our next 2 Live Sunday Sessions are pretty exciting. This Sunday 1st June we will be moving back an hour to accomodate our Southern Football League special “Super Sunday” live match broadcast and will be kicking the Live Sunday Sessions into gear at 5pm with the delightful Emma McDonald. Emma was a nice little find for us when she performed
Read moreRecorded only a few months before he died in 2003, Noel Redding discusses his musical journey from Folkestone England to being a feted superstar musician as part of the legendary JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE. Featured heavily is Noel’s band Fat Mattress & with special guest Neil Landon. This podcast is respectfully dedicated to James Marshall Hendrix, John Ronald Mitchell, David Noel Redding, Bryan
Read moreListen again to the story of Hugh Evans. Hugh Evans is the Australian founder of the Oaktree Foundation in 2003 at age 20 and Young Australian of the year in 2004. Broadcast during “Songs of Hope” on Southern FM 88.3 on 25 March 2014 at 8:30am Click the play button for the audio or download. Play time is 4:25 minutes
Read moreOn Mind, Body, Heart & Soul, Christine Heart Savage chats live in the studio with Fiona Caddies, who is a Bio-signature specialist and personal trainer. We’ll be chatting about fat accumulation and cellulite too… Mmmm interesting… Join us at 11am this Monday… fionacaddies.com breatheforlife.com.au
Read moreA Basket Of Mammoths (ABOM for short) is a 3 piece from Melbourne here to help you freak out to the sounds of psychedelia and most importantly….MAMMOTH music! Coming out with the big riffs like a giant with his Fender Jag, alongside baselines moving like a freight train with mammoth tone. Throw in the grooves of a well polished woman
Read moreTune in to “Songs of Hope” tomorrow Sunday 25 May at 8:45am to hear the story of Hugh Evans. Hugh Evans is the Australian founder of the Oaktree Foundation in 2003 at age 20 and Young Australian of the year in 2004. Songs of Hope has two hours of great Christian praise and Worship music. Another highlight will be local
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