Another fun filled show with Two Natural Ladies, including – Tickling the airways: Celebrating our 60th show Jo and Vicki acknowledge their gratitude for each other and their journey so far Getting up at 4.30am and the struggle this is- the thoughts we have, are they the truth? Can we choose empowering thoughts? Our commitment vs our thoughts Two Natural
Read moreThis week on ‘Built For Speed’ we cover the spectrum of cinema as we review gritty realist drama ‘Nomadland’, CGI-drenched sci-fi adventure ‘Monster Hunter’ and the whimsical family film ‘Elfkins: Baking a Difference’. We’ll also have a feast of fine music with more favourites from 2020, indie and classic rock from across the decades and even music from 2021. Don’t
Read moreNew Australian film The Dry, which is based on the Jane Harper novel and stars Eric Bana, explores some familiar Australian movie themes. There’s the prodigal son who, like Ben Mendelsohn in Beautiful Kate, returns to his small rural home town having left under controversial circumstances. Also, like Picnic at Hanging Rock, Jindabyne and Black Rock there’s a perplexing mystery
Read moreDespite its dodgy Xena Warrior Princess-like opening scene and eventual capitulation into super hero vs villain smackdown cliché, the first Wonder Woman (2017), starring Gal Gadot and directed by Patty Jenkins, was a breath of fresh air. Not only did it feature a female super hero but with a quirky sense of humour, it was a welcome antidote to the
Read moreThis Friday on ‘Built For Speed’ we take a look at two of the big recent cinema releases: Wonder Woman: 1984 and Australian crime drama The Dry which stars Eric Bana. We’ll also have some more of the best tracks of 2020 as well as classic and indie rock favourites from across the decades. Don’t forget our round-up of TV
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The fun continues as a number of serious and not so serious topics are discussed – topics include – Well-oiled machine Starting with some gratitude for the family, Two Natural Ladies discuss endorphins when gardening the wonder of worms (Eew Yuk) and a wonderful Corona virus poem from Pam Eyre’s This leads to a discussion about control and the feeling
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