On the first Friday of each month from 6-7 PM, Cindy Sullivan presents music and chat with a philosophical edge. This special 2 hour episode of ‘What The World Needs Now’ was broadcast on Southern FM from 6-8pm on Saturday 7th June 2025. In this episode, Cindy proposes that ‘what the world needs now’ is MUSIC EDUCATION.
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In the first of two special 2 hour episodes Cindy is joined once again by studio guest David to explore the idea that ‘what the world needs now’ is ECLECTICISM (and of course, to share an eclectic playlist of songs). This episode was broadcast on Southern FM from 4 PM to 6 PM on Monday 7 April 2025. It will
Read moreCalling all musicians, singers, dancers, experts and newbies … get yourself along to the Highett Music Bowl, a new initiative that aims to bring the community together through music. Monica Cashin and Highett Bowls Club secretary Margaret Dobell came into the Southern FM studio to talk with Allli Harding about this extraordinary initiative that is being developed as a community
Read moreHave you heard of the Highett Music Bowl? It’s time you did. Tune in tomorrow at 2pm to hear Alli from South of the River chat with Monica Cashin about this extraordinary initiative. Monica is the founder of the charity Music and the Brain Foundation, which champions the use of music in the prevention, treatment and management of brain related
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I caught up with Australian pop-punk band Offset Vision to discuss the release of their brand new EP Glass Walls. We talk choosing a favourite song, bedroom production and Australian heavy music. Also on the show, new single from Melbourne artist Fiz (Ripe). And Suzi has announced a new track, Amelia! You can find the Bluestone Sounds social media page
Read moreSaorsa is an up and coming artist who has a passion for telling stories. She views songwriting not just as a passion, but as an exercise in venting emotions – using it as a creative outlet. Her chilled out, edgy sound draws upon elements of RnB, pop & alternative electronic genres. Having moved to Melbourne prior to COVID-19, she didn’t
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