Podcast 2: Recent Episodes
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On the first Saturday of each month from 8-10 AM, 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 4-6pm on Sunday 19th July 2026. Cindy and studio guest David propose that ‘what the world needs now’ is A SPARK.
Fire and Ice by Robert Frost (1923)
Some say the world will end in fire,
Some say in ice.
From what I’ve tasted of desire
I hold with those who favor fire.
But if it had to perish twice,
I think I know enough of hate
To say that for destruction ice
Is also great
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On the first Friday of each month from 6-7 PM, Cindy Sullivan presents music and chat with a philosophical edge. This episode of ‘What The World Needs Now’ was broadcast on Southern FM on Friday 5th June 2026. In this episode, Cindy proposes that ‘what the world needs now’ is Doo Wop.Related Posts:
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In this month’s edition of the Lions Den, Sandringham Lions Club President Lee Murray updates you on a huge month, including the Lions 106th International Convention in Melbourne. Lee chats with Therese Den Dulk, coordinator of PADSIP (Positive Ageing Digital Storytelling Intergenerational Project).Related Posts:
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Matt Hildebrandt joins Colin Tyrus in the Southern FM studio for The Kingston Arts Hour (on the first Tuesday of every month from 2 PM). In the April 2024 edition, you’ll discover a wonderful array of arts events, activities and performances including KAleidescope: School Holiday Arts Program. Our studio guest is Amy Bartholomeusz, Programming Officer at Kingston Arts.
More info: kingstonarts.com.au
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Catch up on all the latest news and events involving the Lions Club of Sandringham in this podcast from The Community Block on Southern FM (Tuesday 6 February 2024).
Club President Lee Murray chats with Colin Tyrus and Lee introduces this month’s special guest Judy Cooper from Women’s Housing Ltd.
To donate and find out more, visit: womenshousing.com.au
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Southern FM was local and live at the 2023 Sandy Festival “Always Live, End of the Line” on Saturday 2 December 2023. Thanks to Sandringham Village Traders Association, our community radio station did a four-hour broadcast from a prime location in front of Sandringham Railway Station. Have a listen to the podcast here. Top Audio Player: 2 PM to 4 PM hosted by Craig Francis and the team from Friday On My Mind. Bottom Audio Player: 4 PM to 6 PM hosted by Molly May, Alli Harding and Matthew Tedder (Matty T).
Photos: Courtesy, Alli Harding
Aurora Flair was one of our guests at the Outside Broadcast
Two of the friendly PSOs on duty at Sandringham Railway Station
Alli Harding from South Of The River (every second Sunday 2 to 4 PM) with Matthew Tedder (Matty T) from Off The Grid, Sundays 4 PM to 6 PM on 88.3 Southern FM and via the Community Radio PLUS app
Outside broadcast guests Jan and Odette from Bay Bikes in Sandringham, specialising in E-bike rentals
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On The Open Mic this week, Brandon Demura caught up with country pop artist Taylor Moss. Have a listen to their chat here and enjoy a couple of Taylor’s tunes. Listen to Brandon’s program The Open Mic every Tuesday 6 AM to 8 AM or follow him on Instagram @brandon.demuraRelated Posts: The Open Mic with Brandon is on air at
Final round matches got underway in SECA land with plenty of teams jockeying for finals places. All the results and highlights (including a bunch of centuries) from SECA cricket were covered on this weeks show with Simon Poll, Wayne Fuller and Mark Missen. Hear the whole weeks show via the podcast link below.
Pictured (courtesy Diggle Photography):-
East Sandringham’s Brett Hampton was back to his best on Saturday plundering 70 against Elwood.
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Phil Manning has done it all in 50 years as one of Australia’s greatest axemen. From the late 60’s/early 70’s with Australia’s first and still most notable blues acts Chain to a successful long career as a solo artist and as a vital cog of many combinations he remains as busy as ever and has plenty going on at the moment including a brand new self produced album “Out Of My Shed” on which he played all the parts, sang all the parts, produced, mastered and even did the cover art. He was kind enough to come and chat on the ALL NEW SATURDAY AUSMOSIS program about it and even played us some live tunes.
Enjoy the podcast of the Phil Manning interview by clicking on the media player below.
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Round 13 matches all got played out and it was moving day for many teams. All the results and highlights from SECA cricket were covered on this weeks show. Hear the whole weeks show via the podcast link below.
Pictured (courtesy Sonia Carroll): West Bentleigh’s Brett Poll slashes one away behind point just evading the spectacular dive from Le Page Park’s Oshan De Silva.
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Round 13 matches got underway – well some did, after Friday night and Saturday morning showers. Only one game played in each of the top two grades but most others got on the park and there was plenty for the panel to talk about. Burger, Bug & Bunter were all over it and discussed everything SECA related. Hear this weeks show via the link below.Pictured (courtesy Diggle Photography) – Nice seam position that. N Grade action with East Sandringham’s Rod Oldham sending down a perfect outswinger.Related Posts:
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Round 12 matches concluded and in the end most of the top sides saluted. The panel discussed some of the teams finals prospects, this weeks results, some big milestones and everything else SECA related. Hear this weeks show via the link below.
Pictured (courtesy Diggle Photography) – “Yep, that’ll do it”. East Sandringham opener Matt Harris takes off for a single to bring up his ton on Saturday as East dominated Le Page Park with a 259 run opening stand.
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Into the business end of the season now and a topsy-turvy first day of play in round 12 has plenty of matches that could go either way. The panel wrap up the days highlights and lots of player milestones including Bentleigh Uniting champion Chris Manakis (pictured) who played his 450th game. Hear this weeks show via the podcast on the media player below.
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Last Saturday morning on the All New Saturday Ausmosis we got to have chat with Tex about all sorts of things including his current tour, his fabulous new release “Brand New Man”, a 2nd Fat Rubber Band album, grandchildren and his upcoming weekend shows at Memo Music Hall and Burrinja Theatre. His live shows are always high quality with a
Yay, finally back on the field so the panel had something to talk about. Wayne Fuller was out so we bought in SECA heavyweights Vice President Simon Poll and Junior Section Manager Nick MacMillan to discuss abandoned games and Saturdays action. Photo courtesy @Diggle Photography Related Posts: SECA PANEL PODCAST 3 2020/2021 SECA PANEL PODCAST 1 2020/2021 SECA PANEL
No cricket played but the SECA Panel show plowed on regardless but it was another very special episode with guest SECA Hall of Fame member Chris Gorrie who is on the precipice of senior game 400 for his beloved Washington Park. CG gave us his recollections on some of the wonderful era’s at the club and highlights of a stellar
The SECA stepped up for round 2 and was one of the few competitions to get on the park with most scheduled games played. The panel dissected the games that were played and again it was a great day of cricket. Brighton Union stalwart Nez Daou was our guest after playing his 400th senior game for the Hoops in round
The SECA season got underway in spectacular fashion on Saturday with the top 4 Shield grades getting back on the park and producing some fantastic games. The panel were back on board as well and were joined by SECA GM Mark Rainey who gave us all the information on what has happened in the off season. Sundays show is neatly
Steve Lucas is a long time legend of the Australian music landscape and that is likely to be further re-inforced with the release of his new album offering “Cross That Line” with The Rising Tide. A bit different to many of his previous offering’s it is rich in musicianship and fun from start to finish. ANSA caught up with Steve
The McNamarr Project have just released their 2nd full length album and it is a beauty. We got to chat with Andrea Marr and John McNamara about the ins and outs and the trials and tribulations of completing a work like this under such trying circumstances on the All New Saturday Ausmosis on the weekend and you can hear it