Exactly what writer/ director Damien Chazelle was trying to say with his latest film, Babylon, a wild sprawling, occasionally funny, often ridiculous, exhaustingly manic, yet emotionally hollow homage/satire/savaging of early Hollywood is not entirely clear. It’s as if he’s poured all his memories of film making and watching into a blender, mixed them with lurid fantasies of Hollywood’s debauched underbelly
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Kristin Allen, the president of the Sandringham and District Historical Society, talks to Craig Francis about some of the fascinating history of European settlement in the area and the work of the society as a vital resource for those wanting to know more about our past.
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They may have traded the 7 iron for a stick vacuum but today’s fathers are still expected to be the main breadwinner in the household. Kate Murphy and Alistair Thomson from Monash University joined Hear and There presenter Nathan Reynolds to discuss the changing role of fatherhood in Australia over the last 100 years.
Read moreTune to “A Newsman and his Music” every Monday from 9 AM to 11 AM for a look back at the week in history with Historic John who emerges from the dungeon beneath Southern FM’s Bayside headquarters.
Read moreHistoric John is a regular guest on “A Newsman and his Music” when Colin can find the keys to the dungeon beneath Southern FM’s Bayside headquarters.
If you missed the segment on 16 December 2019, you can listen to the podcast here:
BEST MEDICINE – today – (I’m BACK ) my guests; Dr Judith Buckrich and later Poh; plus more. Please join me, Gaytana
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