Here’s the Podcast of SUNDAY LUNCH from 3 May 2026. No theme this week – just great songs from different genres and different eras. We hope you enjoy it. If you’d like to hear the broadcast, click on READ MORE below.Related Posts:
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Thanks to our guests who came in on Saturday to with us .. Richard Thomas and Allan Burrows from Babirra Theatre Co about their upcoming production of 42nd Street, Ric Birkett from CLOC about their upcoming production of The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Fergus Linacre from Kingswood chatting about their new album release and their Maverick Tour ..Related Posts:
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SEE Co-ordinator, Kate Stitfold. Supplied.
Kathrin Bauman from Little Renters took part in a dynamic support programme to grow her local business recyling high-quality children’s clothes; Adam Slater recovered from a heart attack and decided to help save the planet from Ballarat, Andrea Dunkley from Roving Refills is managing business despite fuel price hikes by thinking smart, and Fiona Stitfold has the Chatty Cafe solution to social isolation. They all spoke to Clare Arthurs and guest Kate Stitfold as part of a Sandy Eco Expo special programme on April 29, ahead of the third annual event on May 2, 2026.Related Posts:
Thanks to all our guests who chatted with us on Saturday .. Karl McNamarra, Director of CLOC’s current production of ‘& Juliet’ and Nate Michael who sang live in the studio and shared his other new releases ..Related Posts:
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Thanks to all our guests who chatted with us on Saturday .. Karl McNamara, Director of CLOC’s current production of ‘& Juliet’ and Nate Michael for playing live in the studio and sharing his new releases with us ..Related Posts:
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Here’s another entertaining and confounding edition of SUNDAY LUNCH from Sunday 12 October 2025 in which Denis and Ewan rummage through the record bins for great songs from every era and genre and share some scintillating background on each. If you’d like to hear the broadcast, click on READ MORE below.Related Posts:
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Play commenced with the Shield grades seasons getting underway in perfect conditions. There were some brilliant individual performances, some thrillers and some upsets in Round One. The panel covered it all off and had special guests in West Bentleigh all-rounder and Longmuir Shield player of the year Afan Sherriff along with SECA GM Nick MacMillan. This weeks show podcast via the media player below.
Pictured (courtesy Sonia Carroll Photography): Le Page players were confident in their appeal but West Bentleigh skipper Jayce Morgan survived this shout and went on to make 69 as his team had a resounding win.
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Thursday 14 November 2024ROCK UP! with Ratts.100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.
If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Gambing Harm Awareness Week (18 to 24 November 2024) puts the spotlight on gambling harm within our community. It encourages discussion about how gambling affects individuals, families and the community. In this podcast, Claire Emmanuel (pictured) from Better Health Network explains that help is available to people who are experiencing difficulties as a result of gambling harm. For more information visit: gamblershelpsouthern.org.auRelated Posts:
Dr Liam Davies, RMIT lecturer and research fellow, talks to Craig Francis about the recent announcements on planned ‘activity centres’ in Bayside and beyond. Liam discusses the background to Melbourne’s housing challenges, the idea behind the recently announced new activity centres, and gives his thoughts on some considerations around ongoing planning decisions.Related Posts:
Dr Mark Schroffel, President of Bentleigh-Cheltenham RSL, talks to Craig Francis about the significance of Remembrance Day for veterans past and present, and how the RSL continues to work to support veterans, their families and their communities.Related Posts:
Hello there,
Hope you had a great week, and no better way to end than 2 hours of the usual hits, humour and history happy hour holds. Wow that is an aliteration!
Please Enjoy
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Thursday 3 October 2024ROCK UP! with Ratts.Ratts, along with special guest, and fellow Southern FM announcer Tim Symons celebrated ROCKTOBER. just like the good old days, by paying homage to our Australian music legends, and to 3XY, the popular Melbourne radio stationwho first coined the phrase Rocktober back in 1974.100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.
If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
On 30 September 2024, the Member for Bentleigh Nick Staikos dropped in to the studio for a chat with Colin Tyrus on A Newsman and His Music. Have a listen to the podcast to hear about cost blowouts on the Metro Tunnel, and Nick’s response to comments about the Suburban Rail Loop project by Shadow Treasurer Brad Rowswell, the Member for Sandringham.Related Posts:
Here’s the latest Podcast of SUNDAY LUNCH from the 29th of September 2024. A fabulous feast of tracks from different eras and genres and the usual ramblings and musings from Denis and Ewan. Click on “Read More” below to hear it. And follow us on Instagram: @Sundaylunch883.Related Posts:
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Hello there,
Hope to all you pet lovers, a key message accompanies the great tunes ans humour of this weeks show
Please Enjoy
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Here’s the latest Podcast of SUNDAY LUNCH from the 22th of September 2024. A fabulous feast of tracks from different eras and genres and the usual ramblings and musings from Denis and Ewan. Click on “Read More” below to hear it. And follow us on Instagram: @Sundaylunch883.Related Posts:
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Thursday 26 September 2024ROCK UP! with Ratts.Includes interview with fabulous Melbourne singer/songwriter Gretta Ziller live in the studio.100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.
If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Kerry Castree and Molly chat about simple things that enhance everyday life.
Kerry Castree with her new book
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On A Newsman and His Music, Colin’s guest – the Member for Sandringham Brad Rowswell tells us that the Allan Government’s Suburban Rail Loop will take 90 years to complete while leaving Victoria with record levels of debt. Brad also discusses duck hunting and crime. Have a listen to the podcast here.
More info: bradrowswell.com.au
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Here’s the latest Podcast of SUNDAY LUNCH from the 1st of September 2024. A fabulous feast of tracks from different eras and genres and the usual ramblings and musings from your very own Spring Chickens, Denis and Ewan. Click on “Read More” below to hear it. And follow us on Instagram: @Sundaylunch883.Related Posts:
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Botanic gardens are very important to our gardening heritage. Meet John Arnott, a very interesting public gardenerRelated Posts:
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Thursday 29 August 2024ROCK UP! with Ratts.100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.
If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Molly and Craig discuss the importance of “Chill hours” for plants.
Hardening off tomato plants before planting .
And how to grow nutrient dense produce.Related Posts:
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Thursday 22 August 2024ROCK UP! with Ratts.100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.
If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Glen Eira Mayor Cr Anne-Marie Cade updates you with all the news from Council including a new deal under which Bayside Council will provide in-home and social support services to Glen Eira residents. Have a listen to the podcast, as broadcast on Southern FM’s A Newsman and His Music with Colin Tyrus (19 August 2024).
More info: gleneira.vic.gov.au
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Hundreds of people took to the Bayside foreshore walking path on Sunday 11 August 2024, in memory of Lachlan McLaren.
Lachie’s Walk was held in honour of 17-year-old Lachlan McLaren whose life was tragically cut short by a driver who was under the influence of drugs.
In this podcast, Lachie’s father Carey McLaren expresses his gratitude to everyone who took part in Lachie’s Walk and to those who supported the event.
The logo of the Lachlan McLaren Foundation
More info: lachlanmlarenfoundation.orgRelated Posts:
In this edition of our Be Strong, Stay Strong podcast, physiotherapist Steven Ooi chats to Southern FM newsman Colin Tyrus about osteoarthritis of the knee and hip.
What are the risk factors, symptoms and how best can this condition be treated and managed?
Steve Ooi is a physiotherapist at Kieser (Brighton) – a proud sponsor of 88.3 Southern FM. (Broadcast 19 August 2024).
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Thanks to our guests for coming into the studio to chat with us .. Karen Shnider and John Murphy from Mordialloc Theatre Company who talked to us about their upcoming production of Minnie and Liraz .. we also spoke to Julia Sharp and Akanksha Taori from Phoenix Theatre Company about their production ‘I Wish .. a Dream Roles Varierty Concert’ a production that provides the opportunity for performers to bring their dream roles on stage … and always with some great musicRelated Posts:
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Here’s the latest Podcast of SUNDAY LUNCH from the 18th of August 2024. A fabulous feast of tracks from different eras and genres and the usual ramblings and musings from Denis and Ewan. Click on “Read More” below to hear it. And follow us on Instagram: @Sundaylunch883.Related Posts:
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One of our most brilliant troubadours, the redoubtable Jordie Lane joined ANSA on Saturday morning to fill us in on the genisys of his long awaited 4th studio album “Tropical Depression” the morning after it’s official release. Hear podcast of the interview on the media player below.
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Up and coming songstress Winn Rose joined ANSA for a chat about her about to be released debut album “So Far”, launch gig and musical journey last week. She also performed a couple of songs live and raw in the studio. Hear interview via this podcast.
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Thursday 15 August 2024ROCK UP! with Ratts.100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.
If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
In this podcast from A Newsman and His Music, Tracey Cheeseman from Kingston City Council chats with Colin about the THIS is Kingston destination campaign.
Visitors and locals alike are invited to “Discover the Unexpected” in Kingston.
From its stunning coastline to its vibrant cultural scene and expansive natural landscapes, Kingston offers a rich tapestry of experiences. The THIS is Kingston campaign aims to spotlight these hidden treasures, fostering local pride and attracting visitors from near and far. Instagram @this.is.kingston
Broadcast on 12 August 2024Related Posts:
In this podcast from The Community Block on 88.3 Southern FM, you’ll hear the latest news from Sandybeach Centre. Listen to Sandybeach staff members Andrea Fennessy and Juliet Collins along with volunteer Milan Draskovic who shares a lovely story about one of the participants in the STEP programs.
More info: sandybeach.org.au
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This issue of crimes committed by young people leads this podcast featuring the Liberal MP for Brighton James Newbury. He also talks to Southern FM newsman Colin Tyrus about his party’s approach to addressing the housing crisis. On a lighter note, James is keen to steer clear of the debate about the various ways to pronounce the name of the suburb that is also the name of his electorate.
James Newbury is a Shadow Cabinet Minister responsible for the Planning, Environment, Climate Change and Equality portfolios, in addition to being the Manager of Opposition Business. That final role is responsible for co-ordinating the Coalition in Victoria’s lower house.Related Posts:
In this podcast, Glen Eira City Council Gallery curator Diane Soumilas is talking to Colin Tyrus about the current exhibition, Artists in Focus: Works from Council’s art collection. The cultural significance and diverse themes that have shaped the Council’s art collection since 1975 are illuminated in this exhibition through a richly-layered selection of work spanning from the mid-20th century through to the 21st century.
The exhibition runs until 1 September 2024. More info: gleneira.vic.gov.au
As broadcast on A Newsman and His Music, Monday 12 August 2024 on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
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Thursday 8 August 2024ROCK UP! with Ratts.100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.
If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Kate Fitzpatrick, programmer from this year’s Melbourne International Film Festival, talks to Craig Francis about the history of the festival, what to expect from this year’s event, and how and when people can join in Bayside and Greater Melbourne.Related Posts:
Fleur Murphy, Melbourne writer and actor, talks to Craig Francis about her various works in the Australian television and theatre scene, and the background to her new work ‘The Fence’ coming to Kingston Arts in August.Related Posts:
Here’s the latest Podcast of SUNDAY LUNCH from the 4th of August 2024. A fabulous feast of tracks from different eras and genres and the usual ramblings and musings from Denis and Ewan. Click on “Read More” below to hear it. And follow us on Instagram: @Sundaylunch883.Related Posts:
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Thanks to our guests for coming into the studio on Saturday .. Kent Ross from MLOC who came in to chat about their upcoming production of ‘West Side Story’ and singer, songwriter Nikki Nicholls who has performed with many Musicians and toured Australia and New Zealand with some amazing artists such as Australian Crawl, Kylie Minogue, Suzie Quatro, Sharon O’Neil, Richard Clapton and the John Farnham Band where Nikki was one of the original members providing support to artists such as Stevie Wonder, The Police, The Pretenders and Talking Heads .. you can listen to some of her music ..Related Posts:
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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 2nd August 2024. In this episode, Cindy proposes that ‘what the world needs now’ is GRATITUDE.
“… gratitude makes us appreciate the value of something, and when we appreciate the value of something, we extract more benefits from it; we’re less likely to take it for granted.” Robert Emmons
“I have learned silence from the talkative, toleration from the intolerant, and kindness from the unkind; yet, strange, I am ungrateful to those teachers.” – Khalil GibranRelated Posts:
Thursday 1 August 2024ROCK UP! with Ratts.100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.
If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Here’s the latest Podcast of SUNDAY LUNCH from the 28st of July 2024. A fabulous feast of tracks from different eras and genres and the usual ramblings and musings from Denis and Ewan. Click on “Read More” below to hear it. And follow us on Instagram: @Sundaylunch883.Related Posts:
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A couple of controversial topics in this podcast featuring Bayside Mayor Cr Fiona Stitfold in conversation with Southern FM newsman Colin Tyrus. Find out what Bayside City Council thinks of the State Government’s plans for the Cheltenham station precinct as part of the Suburban Rail Loop project. You’ll also hear Bayside Council’s decision on the preservation of mid-century modern homes, after years of deliberations, protests and counter-protests.
Listen now for those topics and a whole lot more:
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In her regular segment on 88.3 Southern FM, Kingston Mayor Cr Jenna Davey-Burns brings you up to speed on all the news, activities and events from Kingston City Council.
Have a listen to the podcast here.
More info: kingston.vic.gov.auRelated Posts:
Buying and selling a home can be one of life’s biggest decisions, selling and buying real estate, so Alli Harding (pictured right) invited property advocate Lisa Stafford in for a chat on South of the River today.
Lisa believes that a lack of confidence is one of the greatest obstacles when it comes to dealing with real estate and explained that independent property advocates can be a great help to buyers and vendors.
Listen to the podcast to hear her tips – and her useful explanation of some of those tricky real estate terms.
Find out more about AJ Stafford Property Advocates at www.ajstafford.com.au
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Hello there,
Well I am on par for this weeks show, so why not sit down and settle in
Lots to make you smile this week..
Please Enjoy
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Thursday 25 July 2024ROCK UP! with Ratts.100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.
Featuring the interview with Brisbane artist Tyrone Noonan.
If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Vocal powerhouse Andrea Marr, 50% of the dynamic McNamarr Project joined us on Saturday morning to discuss their new “studio live” album “The Quasar Sessions”. Hear the interview here and get a sample of the album as well.
https://www.facebook.com/themcnamarrproject
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Here’s the latest Podcast of SUNDAY LUNCH from the 21st of July 2024. A fabulous collection of tracks from different eras and genres and the usual ramblings and musings from Denis and Ewan. Click on “Read More” below to hear it. And follow us on Instagram: @Sundaylunch883.Related Posts:
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Thanks again to our fantastic guests .. Big thanks to Dagmar Yeaman from Parents Battle of the Bands which is a registered Charity that raises funds for children’s music education by staging live music events a great concept and worth checking out .. in addition thanks to Austin from Melbourne local band ‘Keaper’ .. who chatted with us about their music journey and spoke about their music which you can listen on the podcast .. stay tuned for our next show on 3rd August ..Related Posts:
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Hello there,
Here is the latest offering of music, trivia nad humour
Put the kettle on, grab the biscuits and relax for a couple of hours…
Please Enjoy
JC
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Thursday 18 July 2024ROCK UP! with Ratts.100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.
If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Here’s the latest Podcast of SUNDAY LUNCH from the 14th of July 2024. A fabulous collection of tracks from different eras and genres and the usual ramblings and musings from Denis and Ewan. Click on “Read More” below to hear it. And follow us on Instagram: @Sundaylunch883.Related Posts:
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Hello there,
Here is an other 2 hours of great entertainment. A wide array of music, some interesting music trivia , a thought provoking interview and also a bit of unique humour too
Please enjoy !
JC
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In this podcast from South of the River, Alli Harding is speaking with Sharon and Darryl from Pop Choir, along with their eight-year-old daughter.
Pop Choir was founded in 2014 by performers and vocal coaches, Sharon Stokes and Darryl John Moulton. Sharon and Darryl are on a mission to bust the myth that singing is only for the select few.
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Singer, actor, meditation teacher and podcaster Josh Piterman discusses the highs and lows of his career with Colin Tyrus in this podcast from A Newsman and His Music. From his school days as a sportsman, to finding his love for performance and his career ranging from touring with The Ten Tenors to a lead role in West Side Story and starring in London’s West End as The Phantom (The Phantom of the Opera) and Jean Valjean in Les Miserables. Josh also talks about his new podcast series Behind The Mask, now available on all good podcast platforms and on YouTubeRelated Posts:
In this week’s podcast of Sounds Good with Donna Demaio, Donna’s special guest is Melbourne-based artist, musician and songwriter Tyde Levi. Have a listen to their chat and some of Tyde’s music. Donna also mentions the Australian tour dates for Tyde’s brother Troye Sivan, including a concert here in Melbourne.
Listen to Sounds Good with Donna Demaio on 88.3 Southern FM every Tuesday at 6 PM and repeated on Sundays at 10 AM.Related Posts:
Thursday 11 June 2024ROCK UP! with Ratts.100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.
If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Molly interviews Justin Buckley from the national trust about the 2024 Victorian tree of the year.Related Posts:
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Showstoppers – Thanks all who came into the studio on Saturday .. thanks to Simon Doyle, Manager Arts, Events and Libraries from the Kingston City Council who came in to chat about what has been happening in the arts in and around the City of Kingston .. also thanks to Rory Say and James Dryden from ‘Tudor Club’ who came in to talk about their music journey and shared their songs with us …Related Posts:
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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 July 2024 and marks the three year anniversary of Cindy’s radio show. In this episode, Cindy proposes that ‘what the world needs now’ is LOVE.
“Love takes off the masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. I use the word “love” here not merely in the personal sense but as a state of being, or a state of grace – not in the infantile American sense of being made happy but in the tough and universal sense of quest and daring and growth.” ~ James Baldwin, ‘The Fire Next Time’, 1963
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Hello there,
Hope it’s been a good week !
Time to rest and relax, so why not catch up on this week’s episode over a drink and a nibble.
Please Enjoy
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If you missed Sounds Good with Donna Demaio at 7 PM on Tuesday, you can hear it on Sunday at 10 AM. Or, if you can’t wait, you can listen to the podcast here. In this edition of Sounds Good, Donna previews Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, now showing at the Comedy Theatre. In this jet-black comedy featuring some of the most cracking dialogue and savage one-liners ever written for the stage, real-life couple, Kat Stewart and David Whiteley play Martha and George, whose marriage is served up to their unwitting guests, as a taste of the humiliations and the inevitable compromises to come.
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In this edition of the Kingston Arts Hour, you’ll hear about some great school holiday entertainment including Children Are Stinky – an award-winning children’s comedy featuring circus acts, a rocking soundtrack and genuine belly laughs for the whole family.
A Little Bit of Blue is an interactive detective story told with puppetry, suitable for children aged 3-10 years. It’s on Tuesday 9 July at Shirley Burke Theatre, Parkdale.
Book now for the Eskimo Joe Acoustic Tour on Saturday 6 July at Kingston City Hall.
More info: kingstonarts.com.au
Broadcast 2 July 2024 on 88.3 Southern FM – The Sounds of The BaysideRelated Posts:
In this podcast from A Newsman and His Music, Peter Fitzgerald, who wrote the book and lyrics for the new Australian musical Castro’s Children is speaking with Colin Tyrus. The production is set in Cuba and America in the 1960s and 1980s. Have a listen to the podcast to find out more about the story. Castro’s Children is on stage at Gasworks Theatre, Albert Park from 5 to 13 July 2024.
Castro’s Children by Simon Stone (music) and Peter Fitzpatrick (book and lyrics).
Book now: gasworks.org.auRelated Posts:
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Southern FM’s Monday morning program A Newsman and His Music now features a fortnightly segment with Crime Stoppers Victoria. In this podcast from the 1 July 2024 broadcast, Mia Gardiner from crimestoppersvic.com.au tells us how we can help make our community safer. Call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000
Crime Stoppers is an independent not-for-profit organisation that partners with the community, media and police to encourage people to prevent crime and to anonymously share what they know about unsolved crime or suspicious activity.Related Posts:
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Long-serving councillor and former four-term Mayor of Kingston Steve Staikos has resigned, after being appointed as State Secretary of the Victorian Labor Party. In this podcast, Steve Staikos is speaking with Southern FM Newsman Colin Tyrus.
Since first being elected to Kingston Council in 2008, Cr Staikos has been a powerful advocate for the city and particularly his Bunjil Ward.Related Posts:
Long-serving councillor and former four-term Mayor of Kingston Steve Staikos has resigned, after being appointed as State Secretary of the Victorian Labor Party. In this podcast, Steve Staikos is speaking with Southern FM Newsman Colin Tyrus.
Since first being elected to Kingston Council in 2008, Cr Staikos has been a powerful advocate for the city and particularly his Bunjil Ward, which takes in Clayton South, Clarinda, Oakleigh South, and Westall.
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On the third Tuesday of every month at 2:30 PM on The Community Block, you can catch up with all the latest news from the Kiwanis Club of Moorabbin. In this podcast, Club President Ian Randall is in the studio to talk about his work with Kiwanis and how the club supports children in need.
Broadcast 18 June 2024Related Posts:
Better Health Network features on Southern FM’s The Community Block on the third Tuesday of every month at 2 PM. In this podcast, BHN’s Christine Phillips is talking about the South East Metro Mental Health and Wellbeing Connect (Connect Centre) and how it supports the family, carers, supporters and kin of people with mental health and/or substance use challenges.
More info: bhn.org.auRelated Posts:
Who was the first reporter on the scene at the 1978 CHOGM terrorist bombing (above), interrupted a news bulletin to report on John Lennon’s death, led the ABC news teams nationally, was a 3AW stalwart, and is the voice of Yarra Trams?
Southern FM’s Colin Tyrus, of course.
Colin joined Alli Harding on South of the River on Sunday 30 June for a fascinating and entertaining chat about his life in broadcasting and journalism.
The duo also played tracks with a money angle in honour of the end of the financial year – and reminded listeners that everybody is due for a tax cut from this week. Cha-ching.
Listen to the podcast.
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Hello there,
Well here is the last show of June.
To quote Bon Jovi.. ooh ohh we’re halfway there!
I will try and make the second half of the year as equally entertaining for you.
Please enjoy
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Thursday 27 June 2024ROCK UP! with Ratts.100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.
If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
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If you missed the broadcast of the Bayside Rotary Radio Show (June 2024), have a listen to the podcast here. Your host Geoff Dobbs introduces Rosalie James from Brighton North Rotary Club to talk about Busy Feet – a dance and movement activity for children with intellectual and physical disabilities . Geoff also chats with Jeff Shelley from 123Read2Me
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In this podcast from The Community Block, find out the latest from Bayside Community Centres manager Melanie Tighe, in conversation with Colin Tyrus. Melanie invites you to join in the fun and friendship at either Highett Neighbourhood Community House or Hampton Community Centre.
Melanie and the team will be back with their full one-hour program on The Community Block on the fourth Tuesday of July 2024.
More info: baysidecommunitycentres.org.auRelated Posts:
The Federal Member for Goldstein Zoe Daniel was a guest on this week’s edition of A Newsman and His Music with Colin Tyrus. Have a listen to this podcast to hear Zoe’s views about the Federal Coalition’s push to bring nuclear power into Australia’s future energy mix.
More info: zoedaniel.com.au
Interview broadcast 24 June 2024Related Posts:
Catch up with all the news from Bayside City Council with the Mayor Cr Fiona Stitfold in this podcast from Southern FM’s A Newsman and His Music on 24 June 2024.
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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 special 2 hour episode of ‘What The World Needs Now’ was broadcast on Southern FM on Friday 21st June 2024. In this episode, Cindy proposes that ‘what the world needs now’ is BEATLES’ LOVE SONGS. Cindy plays some of her favourite Beatles’ love songs and interviews a fan whose mother went to the 1964 concert at Festival Hall in Melbourne.
Global Beatles Day (also known as World Beatles Day) is celebrated on 25 June, to commemorate the date that the Beatles participated in the BBC show Our World in 1967, performing “All You Need Is Love” broadcast to an international audience. The holiday was created and first celebrated in 2009 by Beatles fan Faith Cohen, who calls it “a thank you or love letter to The Beatles.”Related Posts:
While the opinion polls show Australians are divided over nuclear power being part of our future energy mix, there’s also confusion about how to even pronounce “nuclear”. Southern FM newsman Colin Tyrus decided not to follow the pronunciation advice of Federal National Party leader David Littleproud, so he checked with a character who’s actually worked as a nuclear technician.
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Students from Noble Park English Language School have been preparing for their International Day Concert, to be staged on Tuesday 25 June 2024. Parents and guests have been invited to attend. To find out more, Colin Tyrus is speaking with School Principal Enza Calabro. Have a listen to the podcast here…
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Once again thanks to all our guests who came into the studio .. Kent Ross from BATS Theatre Company who talked to us about their upcoming production of ‘The Hunchback of Notre Dame’, Melanie Gleeson from Melbourne Shakespeare Company about their latest play ‘The Whale’ written by Samuel D Hunter .. and Tyler Wilford from Awaking Tyler musician, songwriter who recently supported American Rock Bank ‘Skillet’ and talked to us about his music journey as we listened to his music ..Related Posts:
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Hello there,
As the solstice arrives, the days get longer
Here is a little ray of sunshine to add to that, including all your favourites
Please enjoy
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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 special 2 hour episode of ‘What The World Needs Now’ was broadcast on Southern FM on Friday 14th June 2024. In this episode, Cindy proposes that ‘what the world needs now’ is HARMONY. The show features iconic artists famous for their exquisite vocal harmonies.
When I am matter-bound,
My world within is chaotic
And
My world without is chaotic.
When I am Spirit-free,
My world within
Is harmony-song
And
My world without
Is harmony-dance.
Sri Chimoy
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Thursday 20 June 2024ROCK UP! with Ratts.100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.
If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
If you haven’t heard Sounds Good with Donna Demaio you’re missing out on some radio gold, every Tuesday from 6 PM to 7 PM. In this podcast from the 18 June edition, Donna is chatting with chef Benjamin Cooper from Chin Chin restaurant and writer, actor, musician Tim Minchin who’s embarking on his “In conversation tour” after publishing his first non-fiction book You Don’t Have to Have A Dream – Advice for the Incrementally Ambitious.
Podcast of Sounds Good with Donna Demaio, broadcast 18 June 2024 on 88.3 Southern FM – repeated Sunday 23 June at 10 AM.Related Posts:
Did you know Bayside is home to one of the most important fossil areas Australia, with finds dating back up to six million years?
From giant killer sperm whales that ate other whales to monstrous sharks half as long as a basketball court, a new exhibition will showcase the tumultuous lives of these bizarre beasts, displaying this groundbreaking fossil material for the first time.
The fossils were found with the help of many citizen scientists, whose contributions are helping piece together this ancient landscape, one bone at a time.
Alli was also joined by the guest curator of the exhibition, scientist and fossil expert Ben Francischelli (pictured above, with Alli). Prehistoric Bayside opens at Bayside Gallery in Brighton on June 29 and runs for two months.
Alli also spoke with Sandringham’s Andrew Williamson – who must be one of the proudest fathers in the area at the moment – after his 26-year-old son Sam last week qualified for the Paris Olympics.
Andrew and the rest of the family will be cheering on as Sam swims breaststroke for Australia in late July.
Andrew told Alli that living with a future Olympian meant they family went through a LOT of breakfast cereal and bread. Sam even had his own fridge in the staff room at Sandringham College when he was a high school student!
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Thursday 13 June 2024ROCK UP! with Ratts.100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.
If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Hello there,
A new feature awaits next week , as I feel we must continue the legacy of a hero and champion Michael Mosley
A tribute today , before the usual mix of Music, Interview and Humour
Please enjoy
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Thanks to our guests who came in to the studio .. we spoke to Callum Mackay, Playwright from Fevor103 Theatre talking about their show ‘the last train to Madeline’ and Mountain District Musical Society chatting to us about their upcoming production of ‘Phantom of the Opera’ singing a live version of ‘Music of the Night’ .. and as always some music ..Related Posts:
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Here is your Sunday Lunch from 9 June 2024. This one was pre-recorded a few months ago. It’s a wildly varied buffet of tasty morsels. Click on “Read More” below to hear it. And follow us on Instagram: @Sundaylunch883.Related Posts:
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Thursday 6 June 2024ROCK UP! with Ratts.100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.
If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Hello there,
Step into winter with this heart warming show.
Takes you to a warmer place, and let’s the usual segments raise both smiles and eyebrows
Please enjoy
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Here is your Sunday Lunch from 2 June 2024. Another smorgasbord of musical delights for your listening pleasure from Denis and Ewan. Click on “Read More” below to hear it. And follow us on Instagram: @Sundaylunch883.Related Posts:
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Hello there,
Volunteers wanted?!
Find out how you can make a difference, by taking part in much needed clinical trials
Of course, that important message gets wrapped up amongst some great tunes, trivia and humour,,
Please enjoy !
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Thursday 23 May 2024ROCK UP! with Ratts.100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.
If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Here is your Sunday Lunch from 26 May 2024. Another serving of tasty music from Denis and Ewan. Click on “Read More” below to hear it. And follow us on Instagram: @Sundaylunch883.Related Posts:
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Thursday 23 May 2024Featuring a great interview with STONETRIP frontman, Mark “Ritcho” Ritchie regarding the bands brand new single and the songs launch.100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Hello there,
Well a strong theme at the start of the show, as I celebrate 4 in a row !
But don’t worry, it all settles down into the usual segments, and hope it’s enjoyable to you all
Please enjoy
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Molly talks to Craig about Frost and how to protect your plants from it.Related Posts:
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Renowned cabaret and theatre performer Lucy Maunder talks to Craig Francis about her background as a singer and performer, and about her lead role as Roxie Hart in the current Melbourne production of Chicago at Her Majesty’s Theatre.Related Posts:
Bayside local Daniel Airoldi (left) talks to Craig Francis (with sports reporter Andrew from Black Rock) about his love for wine emanating from growing up in the Bordeaux region and his path to becoming a ‘Master of Wine’. Daniel also gives his insights into the changing wine landscape around the world and some handy tips on how to find some less familiar fine wines without breaking the bank.Related Posts:
Hello there,
Well as we found out the Southern Lights come around every 20 years.
Hopefully , a quality show from JC and the Happy Hour are far more frequent ..
Please Enjoy
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Thursday 16 May 2024Featuring an amazing interview with Adelaide artist Stefan Hauk regarding his latest album, and the Melbourne gigs he is about to embark on.100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Here is your Sunday Lunch from 12 May 2024. Another serving of tasty music from Denis and Ewan. Click on “Read More” below to hear it. And follow us on Instagram: @Sundaylunch883.Related Posts:
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Award winning recording artist and performer Phil Manning talks to Craig Francis about being a founding member of legendary Australian band “Chain” and their times with Michael Gudinski and performing at Sunbury. Phil also discusses supporting the likes of Pink Floyd and Elton John, as well as the forthcoming Heritage Legends tour along with Stars and The Bushwackers.Related Posts:
On the show we had the pleasure of speaking to Maxwell Simon who is performing in “The Grinning Man” production by Vass Productions and Salty Theatre who are thrilled to present the Australian premiere of The Grinning Man at Alex Theatre St Kild …. Chris Ryan & Di O’Hare form MLOC who cam in to chat about their production ‘Alice by Heart …
Marc Monroe from Babirra Theatre Co talking chatted to us about their production of ‘Pricilla Queen of the Desert’ and Elena XANTHOUDAKIS from Melbourne Opera playing the lead in ‘Lucia Di Lammermoor’ a tragic love story …Related Posts:
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Ross Wilson, multi ARIA Hall of Fame inductee, talks to Craig Francis about growing up in Bayside Hampton and going on to massive success with Daddy Cool, Mondo Rock, and as a solo artist. Ross also discusses performing at Sunbury and his integral role in the early success of Skyhooks, as well as his current tour including performing at the Frankston Arts Centre.Related Posts:
Thursday 9 May 2024Featuring an amazing interview with Steve Mulry about the posthumous release of Ted Mulry Gang’s latest album featuring Ted on lead vocals.100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Hello there,
No surprises at all this week !
It’s all about the Mother’s this week, and deservedly so …
Please enjoy
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Molly talks to Josh about his environmentally friendly Horseless Carriage and his upcoming appearance at Rippon Lee’s Botanica.Related Posts:
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Emma Hende and Georgie Laws from Black Rock LifeSaving Club talk to Craig Francis about their passion for LifeSaving and their outstanding successes as a LifeSaving team, culminating in being announced as finalists for the Victorian Sport Awards Young Team of the Year.Related Posts:
Emma Pollard, CEO of the Humour Foundation, talks to Craig Francis about the amazing work of their team of Clown Doctors, providing fun and laughter to thousands of sick kids, their carers, and hospital staff across Australia. Emma also gives details of how people can support their work during Smile Month.Related Posts:
Here is your Sunday Lunch from 5 May 2024. Another serving of tasty music from Denis and Ewan. Click on “Read More” below to hear it. And follow us on Instagram: @Sundaylunch883.Related Posts:
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Breast cancer survivor Sophie van Haalen (left) and her sister Emily Jabour (right) joined Alli Harding in the studio today to discuss the emotional and physical impact of the disease on the patient, and their family and friends.
Sophie, 37, was living a ‘pretty much perfect’ life when she was suddenly diagnosed with Triple Negative Breast Cancer in May last year.
A marketing manager and the mother of two young boys, Sophie had visited her GP when she experienced unusual chest pain over a few days. While her ECG was perfect, other investigations quickly revealed cancer. A whirlwind of tests and treatment, including chemotherapy and immunotherapy, followed.
Twelve months on, Sophie is now about to celebrate the end of her treatment, and is looking forward to participating in the Mother’s Day Classic at The Tan/Alexandra Gardens on May 12.
Scroll down to listen to the podcast to hear how Sophie has coped and her plans for the future.
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Brody Riley from Royal Brighton Yacht Club talks to Craig Francis about his individual successes in sailing and particularly his achievements in coaching youth teams locally and overseas. Brody also chats about his being a finalist in the Victorian Sport Awards Coach of The Year category, with the winner to be announced in June at a ceremony at Marvel Stadium.Related Posts:
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 3rd May 2024. In this episode, Cindy proposes that ‘what the world needs now’ is COURAGE.
“That’s Stoic courage. Courage to face misfortune. Courage to face death. Courage to risk yourself for the sake of your fellow man. Courage to hold to your principles, even when others get away with or are rewarded for disregarding theirs. Courage to speak your mind and insist on truth.” ~ Ryan Holiday ‘The Daily STOIC’
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Hello there,
May Already?
Well as the year rolls on at an alarming pace, why slow it down for at least a couple of hours and listen to my latest show
Please enjoy
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Thursday 2 May 2024100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Kingston Mayor Cr Jenna Davey-Burns was in the Southern FM studio with newsman Colin Tyrus on Monday 29 April 2024 for the latest update from Kingston City Council. Among other topics, you’ll hear about the Mordi Village Wall to Wall Festival, Sustainable Business Awards (nominations close 30 April), Computers for local secondary students and plant giveaway events.
More info: kingston.vic.gov.auRelated Posts:
Here is your Sunday Lunch from 28 April 2024. Another serving of tasty music from Denis and Ewan Click on “Read More” below to hear it. And follow us on Instagram: @Sundaylunch883.Related Posts:
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On the show we spoke to Denique Adlam from Gilbert & Sullivan Opera Victoria talking about their upcoming production of ‘Kiss me Kate’, Susan Rundle also came in to chat about Encore & Peridot Theatre’s production of ‘To Kill A Mocking Bird’. We also had Sarah Maclaine, Singer Songwriter and Jo Hemmings coming in to chat about her latest art exhibition ‘Through the Looking Glass’ which opens on 3rd May …Related Posts:
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Thursday 25 April 2024100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.Featuring a wonderful and insightful interview with the fantastic indie Melbourne artist Aaron Schembri.If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
In this podcast, CLOC Musical Theatre President Ric Birkett is speaking with Southern FM newsman Colin Tyrus about the company’s latest production Billy Elliot – The Musical.
Ric plays the character George who is Billy’s boxing instructor and a shop steward at the mine. The show is playing at the National Theatre, St Kilda from 10 May 2024.
More info and tickets: cloc.org.au
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In this podcast, former Bayside Mayor Felicity Frederico OAM is speaking with Colin Tyrus about a Bayside Council proposal that would remove much-needed car parking spaces near Hampton Community Centre. Felicity is a member of the Board of Hampton Community Centre which wants Council to detail its vision for a new Hampton Community Hub.
Community members are urged to contact their local Councillor to lobby against the proposed car park selloff. As broadcast on A Newsman and His Music on Monday 22 April 2024.Related Posts:
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Dave Hughes (Hughesy), star of radio, television and standup, joins the Friday On My Mind team at the end of the 11th Annual Connor’s Run to discuss his involvement in raising funds for paediatric brain cancer research.Related Posts: Connor’s inspirational legacy – Podcast Southern FM partners with Connor’s Run Lz Dawes Celebrates Connors Run 2023 Top 10 Christmas Movie Wine
Liz Dawes, Founder and CEO of the Robert Connor Dawes (RCD) Foundation, talks about this year’s superb event to the 88.3 SouthernFM team at our Outside Broadcast from the finishing area of the 11th Annual Connor’s Run at Alexandra Gardens.Related Posts: Connor’s inspirational legacy – Podcast Top 10 Christmas Movie Wine and Cheese Pairings Southern FM partners with Connor’s Run
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie.Thursday 7 September 2023100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Hello there,
A real indulgence this week, sort of inspired by Last Night of the Proms ! listen to find out more about that and more
Also, an interview really on point after recent news here in Melbourne, so here is the promised link ..
www.actforkids.com.au
Cheers
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Bayside Rewind is not another nostalgia show. We bring you songs that you may have forgotten, wish you had never heard, or you may never have heard of at all. Each week we look at a particular year, as we dissect the charts to find out what were the highest selling Aussie artist singles. We also take a deeper dive
From humble beginnings in 1933, the Guide Movement has been part of the Bentleigh community for generations of girls and young women. Join the celebrations at the Guide Hall this weekend as detailed by Cathy Miller (District Manager, Glen Eira Guides) in this podcast from A Newsman and His Music. That’s Cathy in the centre of the photo with Guide Jasmin Leeson and Leader Cat Anderson. Photo courtesy Glen Eira News.
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In this podcast, you’ll hear all about Souper Kitchen, a food security program that helps to feed 1000 people every month. Elisa Gray and Sarah Bendetsky are talking to Colin Tyrus from Southern FM’s A Newsman and His Music program.
Sarah Bendetsky (left) and Elisa Gray from Souper Kitchen in the Southern FM studio
If you’d like to volunteer or find out more, visit: souper.org.auRelated Posts:
The Member for Bentleigh Nick Staikos chats with Colin Tyrus in this podcast from A Newsman and His Music on Monday 4 September 2023. Topics include the cancellation of the Commonwealth Games, cost blowouts in rail projects and news of school and road upgrades in the electorate.
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Kingston Deputy Mayor Cr Chris Hill was in the studio with Colin for the Kingston Council update on A Newsman and His Music. Have a listen to the podcast to hear all the latest news from the City of Kingston and details of some community events. More information: kingston.vic.gov.au Broadcast on 88.3 Southern FM on Monday 4 September 2023.Related Posts: Kingston
The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and a roll call of some of the most exciting voices in the nation will perform a George Michael tribute concert – George Michael: Freedom! at the Sidney Myer Music bowl on Saturday 9 December 2023. In this podcast, Colin Tyrus is speaking with Executive Producer Mark Sutcliffe.
Performing with the MSO will be Natalie Bassingthwaighte, David Campbell, Courtney Act, Emma Donovan, Brendan Maclean, Adam Thompson, Jade Macrae, Gary Pinto and Carmen Smith. Conducted by Benjamin Northey.
More info: mso.com.auRelated Posts:
Dr Jennifer Fitzgerald AM, Group CEO for the St Vincent de Paul Society Victoria, talks to Craig Francis about the history and charitable works of the society. Jenny also discusses the impact of the current cost of living crisis on ordinary Australians and how people can get involved to help the society ensure that there are ‘No Empty Plates’.Related Posts:
Actor Ian Bliss (above, with Alli) is often recognised from his role in The Matrix movies and many Australian television dramas, but did you know it all began in Highett? Ian grew up in the area before heading to drama school in Sydney in his twenties – and still lives bayside. Ian is now in rehearsals for a new
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 1st September 2023. In this episode, Cindy discusses the idea that ‘what the world needs now’ is to write letters.
“The proper definition of a man is an animal that writes letters.” ? Lewis Carroll
“How wonderful it is to be able to write someone a letter! To feel like conveying your thoughts to a person, to sit at your desk and pick up a pen, to put your thoughts into words like this is truly marvelous.” ~ Haruki Murakami, Norwegian WoodRelated Posts:
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie. Thursday 31 August 2023 100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends. If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here. ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts: ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie Podcast (24 August 2023) ROCK
Hear all the latest from Sandybeach Centre with Elana Pedersen and Colin Tyrus on The Community Block with guests Sandybeach Centre CEO Chris Hill and Contracts and Programs Manager Mia Christie. Listen to the podcast here. More info: sandybeach.org.au As broadcast on 88.3 Southern FM on 8 August 2023 from 3 PM to 4 PM Related Posts: Sandybeach Centre February
Bayside Rewind is not another nostalgia show. We bring you songs that you may have forgotten, wish you had never heard, or you may never have heard of at all. Each week we look at a particular year, as we dissect the charts to find out what were the highest selling Aussie artist singles. We also take a deeper dive
Hello there, Here is another show to enjoy at your leisure Pour a drink, grab a snack and enjoy JC Related Posts: None Found
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie. Thursday 24 August 2023 100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends. If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here. ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts: ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie Podcast (17 August 2023) ROCK
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie. Thursday 17 August 2023 100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends. If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here. ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts: ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie Podcast (24 August 2023) ROCK
Bayside Rewind is not another nostalgia show. We bring you songs that you may have forgotten, wish you had never heard, or you may never have heard of at all. Each week we look at a particular year, as we dissect the charts to find out what were the highest selling Aussie artist singles. We also take a deeper dive
Brighton East apiarist and sustainability educator Helen Charles joined Alli Harding in the studio yesterday to talk all things bees. Helen was accompanied by her partner, country music singer Benny Allen, who played a track from his new children’s album (pictured above). Later in the show, Alli interviewed Edithvale physiotherapist Gill Smith, who is an expert in pelvic floor
Hello there, Hope my usual mix of music, trivia and humour makes the weekend fly by Please Enjoy JCRelated Posts: None Found
Join Molly May (Gardener) Andy Moratis (Comedian) And Dr Jen Martin (Ecologist) As they chat about and listen to Australia’s Favorite Animal Sounds! Related Posts: None Found
Bayside Rewind is not another nostalgia show. We bring you songs that you may have forgotten, wish you had never heard, or you may never have heard of at all. Each week we look at a particular year, as we dissect the charts to find out what were the highest selling Aussie artist singles. We also take a deeper dive
Hayley Jensen continues to take the new country world by storm and made a weekend stop in Melbourne swinging by the Southern FM studios along the way to tell us about what is going on in “Comet-Land” on the All New Saturday Ausmosis. We had a wonderful chat and Hayley and Matt gave us a couple of glimpses of her
It was ladies day on the All New Saturday Ausmosis on Saturday with all of our material coming from the gals including the delightful and talented Katie Brianna who dropped in for a chat and a couple of tunes. Podcast of our chat via media player below. https://www.facebook.com/katiebriannamusic Related Posts: BRITTANY ELISE VISITS ANSA PODCAST RAECHEL WHITCHURCH ANSA PODCAST TEX
Hello There, Another enjoyable show to make.. something old, something new and this week… somethings out of the blue 😉 Listen to find out more… Please enjoy JCRelated Posts: None Found
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie. Thursday 10 August 2023 Featuring an in-studio interview with wonderful Melbourne indie artist, Gretta Ziller who’s brand new album “All These Walls” drops on Friday 25 August. 100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends. If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here. ROCK UP!
On this podcast of The Spirit Within, Glenford Noble‘s guest is poet Shoshanna Rockman. She has received several international poetry prizes and a Wheeler’s Centre Hot Desk Fellowship. Her debut poetry collection, Take Me For Tame will be published this month. (Broadcast 8 August 2023) More info: shoshannapoetry.com.au The Spirit Within is a monthly adventure into religion, spirituality and social
Bayside Rewind is not another nostalgia show. We bring you songs that you may have forgotten, wish you had never heard, or you may never have heard of at all. Each week we look at a particular year, as we dissect the charts to find out what were the highest selling Aussie artist singles. We also take a deeper dive
Dazzling duo Catherine Britt and Lachlan Bryan have already made their mark on the Australian and international music scenes but now they are doing it together with their new project The Pleasures. Their debut album was released on Friday 4th August and then the next morning they were good enough to join us on the All New Saturday Ausmosis to
Celebrated Melbourne musician Damon Smith was a brilliant guest on the All New Saturday Ausmosis program on the 15th of July and gave us a great glimpse into the making of his current work and his fine album “A Fresh Harvest From Old Seeds” and he even busted out the keys for a couple of great live tunes in the
Have you heard of Deep Time Walks? If not, you’d better listen to this podcast, where Alli Harding interviewed Deep Time Walk guide Tamara Taylor about this fascinating way to explore the 4.6 billion year history of our planet. Alli also chatted with Hampton’s Gail Harris (pictured above), who is a fabric recycling guru and doing all she can to
This week on Molly’s Blooming Hour, Molly’s studio guest was Rob Gell AM. He’s a geomorphologist and former TV weather presenter, with a passionate interest in environmental issues. Rob practices as a sustainability consultant. Have a listen to the podcast here. Related Posts: Jane Edmanson on Molly’s Blooming Hour Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show – Molly’s podcast MBH Sean
Hello there, Another great show with that usual journey across the decades with humour , trivia and a running theme Lots to enjoy, so grab that drink or stick the earpods in and enjoy JCRelated Posts: None Found
Molly talks to Craig about Beetroot and how Potatoes help to Improve your soil.Related Posts: None Found
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie. Thursday 3 August 2023 100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends. If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here. ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts: ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie – Podcast (5 August 2021)
The Mordialloc Jazz Orchestra’s Musical Director Peter Foley is Kingston’s 2023 Citizen of the Year. In this podcast, he’s chatting with Colin Tyrus on A Newsman and His Music. A talented, inspiring, and inclusive leader, Peter has made an enormous contribution to the cultural fabric of the City of Kingston over more than 30 years at the helm of MoJO.
Bayside Rewind is not another nostalgia show. We bring you songs that you may have forgotten, wish you had never heard, or you may never have heard of at all. Each week we look at a particular year, as we dissect the charts to find out what were the highest selling Aussie artist singles. We also take a deeper dive
On The Open Mic this week, Brandon Demura chatted with singer/songwriter and actress Georgia Flood. In this podcast you’ll also hear Georgia’s new single Blue Honey. Georgia is a multi-instrumentalist, proficient in piano, guitar, and violin and an accomplished actress, getting her start in theatre, and more recently featured in shows like Wentworth, House Husbands and American Princess. She’s also set to appear in the
In this podcast, Molly May talks to Jessica Watson-Thorp about upcoming art exhibitions at her 26 Advantage gallery. For more information, please visit: 26advantage.com This podcast from The After Show on Saturday 22 July 2023, after Molly’s Blooming HourRelated Posts: Vasili in the garden with Molly and Fluoro King of the Dahlias – Podcast from Molly’s Blooming Hour Gio and
Hello there, Well, there used to be an old wives tale that Gin made you cry.. Maybe a couple of segments in this week’s show may test the theory?! But that’s all mixed in with the trivia and humour of the usual shows, so please enjoy JCRelated Posts: None Found
Elana was off to a flying start in this month’s Sandybeach Centre hour of The Community Block on 88.3 Southern FM. Colin manages to catch up with Elana for a chat about all the latest news and activities at Sandybeach Centre. Have a listen to the podcast. Related Posts: Sandybeach Centre Podcast November 2021 Sandybeach Centre – November 2022 podcast
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie. Thursday 27 July 2023 Featuring a phone interview with two great Melbourne artists, Scott Darlow and Scott Hayward- who are currently touring together in central Australia. 100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends. If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here. ROCK UP! is
Bayside Rewind is not another nostalgia show. We bring you songs that you may have forgotten, wish you had never heard, or you may never have heard of at all. Each week we look at a particular year, as we dissect the charts to find out what were the highest selling Aussie artist singles. We also take a deeper dive
Sue Barrett, from the Goldstein for Yes team, talks to Craig Francis about the background to The Voice to Parliament, what it does (and doesn’t) aim to achieve, and the work of the team in providing information to the community. Sue also discusses the release of the official campaign materials for the Yes and No campaigns and how people can
With tales of fossils of monstrous prehistoric sharks and prized books worth thousands of dollars, it was a big afternoon on South of the River. Alli Harding was joined in the studio by antiquarian bookseller Douglas Stewart, complete with his valuable ‘On the Origin of Species’ (Charles Darwin) and Australian first edition of ‘Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone’ (JK
Edibles are also Ornamentals The three D’s Rule (Dead Diseased damaged.) Tool Hygiene The Carrot Conga Line Garden Club Talks Related Posts: None Found
Hello there, Warm yourself this weekend, by allowing yourself 2 hours to enjoy the latest show. No shocks, but hopefully a couple of nice surprises ! Please Enjoy JCRelated Posts: None Found
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie. Thursday 13 July 2023 100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends. If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here. ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts: ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie – Podcast (29 July 2021)
Bayside Rewind is not another nostalgia show. We bring you songs that you may have forgotten, wish you had never heard, or you may never have heard of at all. Each week we look at a particular year, as we dissect the charts to find out what were the highest selling Aussie artist singles. We also take a deeper dive
She had her first hit record at the age of 14, in 1963 and Little Pattie is still going strong. In this podcast from A Newsman and His Music (17 July 2023), Little Pattie talks to Colin Tyrus about her career. She’ll be on stage in Melbourne later this year with Jade Hurley, Dinah Lee and Lucky Starr. The show
Christopher Ouizeman, Director at the ADHD Foundation, talks to Craig Francis about how ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) impacts children and adults, how it is diagnosed, and its prevalence in society. Christopher also discusses some of the treatments and resources available, the work of the ADHD Foundation, and suggestions for how to best work with those with ADHD, as well
Hello there, Well it’s Bastille day , so hope this show goes down a storm ! 🙂 All the favourite bits either side of the news, so sit down … grab a cuppa and enjoy JCRelated Posts: None Found
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie. Thursday 13 July 2023 Featuring the interview with Eddie Smith & Craig Park from Melbourne rockers ASSASSINS. 100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends. If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here. ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern
Singer/song-writer Elliot James Reay stopped by for a chat on Southern FM’s Sounds Good with Donna Demaio. The 21-year-old, who hails from England, has been travelling the world for more than a year. He’s currently busking in Melbourne’s CBD. He’s writing music and recording, with plans to head to LA next. His passion lies in singing some of the greatest
Bayside Rewind is not another nostalgia show. We bring you songs that you may have forgotten, wish you never heard, or you may have never heard at all. Each week we look at a particular year, as we dissect the charts to find out what were the highest selling Aussie artist singles. We also take a deeper dive into an
Local road cyclist Leigh Phillips talks to Craig Francis about competing in the Australian National Road Series including his recent Australian National Road Championship efforts. Leigh also discusses the local Beach Road ‘Hell Ride’, what it takes to make it in Europe, and all things Tour De France.Related Posts: None Found
In the July 2023 podcast of The Spirit Within, Glenford Noble‘s guest is Richard Lawton. Throughout his 30-year career, Richard has been an educator, corporate trainer, theatre director and community choir leader. Richard Lawton is a master voice coach who teaches people to find freedom and clarity. The Spirit Within is a monthly adventure into religion, spirituality and social justice.
Is the correct use of grammar important? In this chat with Hear and There presenter Nathan Reynolds, Dr Selina Samuels argues that in today’s information-saturated world, good grammar is necessary for communication clear and enjoyable to read. However, NAPLAN tests show that students’ grasp of grammar has declined over the last ten years.Related Posts: Aust China Relationship Status: It’s Complicated
It’s mid-winter but we are all coping just fine! Alli Harding and her guest Mia Ferreira had some great ideas for ways to fill these cold days – that includes visiting sausage sizzles at Bunnings Moorabbin! Listen to our podcast to hear Alli chatting with customers and Southern FM volunteers during the Southern FM “Sausage Sizzle Fundraiser”, as well as some
Hello, Welcome to another show.. Usual suspects at the usual times, and thanks again to Mimecast for their recorded interview grab Please enjoy! JCRelated Posts: None Found
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 7th July 2023. In this episode, Cindy discusses the idea that ‘what the world needs now’ is to listen. “How do you listen? Do you
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie. Thursday 7 July 2023 Featuring the interview with folk-pop-punk-poet Alana Wilkinson. 100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends. If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here. ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts: ROCK UP! with Ratts
Backyard farming is our future! Get a jump on spring. What edibles can you grow in mid winter? Edible leaves. Make your own ricotta.Related Posts: None Found
Mark Iscaro, president of the Astronomical Society of Victoria, talks to Craig Francis about the history and ongoing work of the society in bringing astronomy to the people of Victoria. Mark also gives us some background and information around ‘World Asteroid Day’ and his own perspective on ‘World UFO Day’.Related Posts: None Found
Yes, we are back! After a 2 week hiatus, we are back with our Aussie Artist series. Bayside Rewind is not another nostalgia show. We bring you songs that you may have forgotten, wish you never heard, or you may have never heard at all. Each week we look at a particular year as we dissect the charts to find
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie. Thursday 29 June 2023 Featuring the interview with the Coolest Daddy of them all, Ross Wilson, frontman for such iconic Aussie bands as Daddy Cool & Mondo Rock, chatting with the lads about his latest single and new EP. 100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends. If you missed the
Hello there, A very special show where I am joined by Michael Buble That’s got your attention ? Why not listen to find out more .. Please enjoy ! JCRelated Posts: None Found
Alicia Ferguson, former Matilda (at age 15!) and Head of Delegation for the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023, talks to Craig Francis about the upcoming World Cup including her role, the work behind Australia and New Zealand winning the hosting rights, who to look out for in the Australian team and Australia’s chances overall. Alicia also talks about her own
Katie Evans, CEO of the Dry July Foundation, talks to Craig Francis about the positive benefits for individuals to take on the 31 day challenge for ‘Dry July’ and how people can get involved. Katie also discusses the significant impact that the fundraising has towards helping those battling the effects of cancer.Related Posts: Dry July; Helping Yourself and the Community
Hello there, Well yes it’s getting colder, but after this week’s solstice it’s getting a bit light too So this show warms up and brightens the day A great interview with Katie Hammond too from Spinal Life.. inspiring! Peer support Please Enjoy JC Related Posts: None Found
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie. Thursday 22 June 2023 Broadcast live from Bunnings Mentone. 100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends. If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here. ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts: ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie
Zaki Haidari, refugee rights advocate for Amnesty International, talks to Craig Francis about the work of Amnesty International and the significance of World Refugee Day. Zaki also recounts his own harrowing story of fleeing the Taliban in Afghanistan and his ongoing struggle for recognition in Australia, as well as his campaigning for basic human rights for Australia’s refugee population.Related Posts:
Local singer and songwriter Gabrialla Cohen talks to Craig Francis about her new single ‘Dream Woman’ and her thriving musical career, including her nomination for ‘best artist’ at the APRA Music Awards.Related Posts: Local musician Gabriella Cohen – Podcast
Hello there, Apologies for no show last week, I was a bit under the weather. But this week I am on Cloud 9, some could say Blue Heaven !! If you are curious as to what that means, why not listen to the show 😉 Please Enjoy JCRelated Posts: None Found
On the June 2023 edition of The Spirit Within, Glenford Noble‘s guest is Katia Ariel. Katia is a writer, story editor and poet. Her memoir The Swift Dark Tide is a poignant exploration of female love and of the women in her Ukraine family. Related Posts: Meet poet Eugen Bacon – podcast Glenford introduces Claire Gaskin – The Spirit Within:
In the current series of Bayside Rewind we take a look at the highest selling singles by Aussie artists. We also take a look at the albums chart and what was big overseas. This week we looked at 1983. You can listen to the podcast below. There will also be a replay this Sunday at 10am. We are taking
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie. Thursday 15 June 2023 Featuring an interview with Steve Mulry, brother of Ted and frontman of the legendary Ted Mulry Gang (TMG), to talk about their latest material, new single, and upcoming album. 100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends. If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen
Alli Harding and Sophie Oxley were joined in the studio on Sunday 11 June by Karen Wilson and her son Mikey. The Wilson family enjoy regular holidays by house-swapping, which is a great way to save some serious money. They even look after other peoples’ pets (including alpacas!). “We would never have travelled to as many places in Australia without
Alli Harding and Sophie Oxley got the lowdown on house-swapping on the show on Sunday 11 June, when guests Karen Wilson and her son Mikey talked about their family’s adventures across Australia. House swapping is a great way to save money on accommodation – you get local tips and tricks for your destination and stay in a home where you
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie. Thursday 8 June 2023 100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends. If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here. ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts: ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie Podcast (1 June 2023) ROCK
Each week we look at a particular year in music, the top 10 highest selling Aussie singles and we take a look at our albums chart and what was big overseas. This week we looked at 1982.You can listen to the podcast below.Related Posts: Bayside Rewind can be heard at 7 PM every Tuesday. This week was the highest selling
On the first Tuesday of every month, during The Community Block, Lee Murray presents The Lions Den with all the news from the Lions Club of Sandringham.
In this podcast, Lee introduces the club vice-president Lynn Witynski who talks about the projects that are near and dear to her, such as Worm Farm Cafe and fundraising for Belle, the medical alert dog.
Podcast of The Community Block, 3 PM to 4 PM on Tuesday 6 June 2023.Related Posts:
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Enjoy the laughs, the banter and the music on Sundays with Steph and Brooke, every second Sunday from 2 PM to 4 PM on 88.3 Southern FM. If you missed their last show, have a listen to the podcast here.
Broadcast Sunday 4 June 2023Related Posts:
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Every month on Southern FM, the Mayor of Bayside, Cr Hanna El Mouallem chats with Colin Tyrus on A Newsman and His Music. In this podcast, the topics include new digital permits for beach and residential parking, details of the council budget and rates increase and an update from Council’s latest meeting. Visit: bayside.vic.gov.au
This segment broadcast on 5 June 2023.Related Posts:
Check all the latest news from Glen Eira City Council with Mayor Cr Jim Magee in this podcast from Southern FM’s A Newsman and His Music with Colin Tyrus. Broadcast on Monday 29 May 2023.
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Kingston Mayor Cr Hadi Saab is a regular guest on Southern FM’s A Newsman and His Music with Colin Tyrus. Have a listen to their chat, as broadcast on Monday 29 May 2023.Related Posts: Kingston update with Mayor Hadi Saab Meet the new Mayor of Kingston Cr Hadi Saab Kingston Mayor Hadi Saab April podcast Kingston Mayor Hadi Saab on
Nicole Findlay, CEO of Reconciliation Victoria, talks to Craig Francis about the history and aims of the organisation, the significance of National Reconciliation Week and Mabo Day, and the activities taking place to mark these events. Nicole also discusses the upcoming referendum regarding the Voice to Parliament and what we can do to become better informed on how to cast our vote.Related Posts:
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 2nd June 2023. In this episode, Cindy discusses the idea that ‘what the world needs now’ is to PROTECT THE OCEAN.
“When anxious, uneasy and bad thoughts come, I go to the sea, and the sea drowns them out with its great wide sounds, cleanses me with its noise, and imposes a rhythm upon everything in me that is bewildered and confused.” ~ Rainer Maria Rilke
View from lighthouse at Cape Otway (Bangurac), where the Southern Ocean meets Bass Strait
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Hello there,
Really enjoyed making this week’s show!
I hope you enjoy it too..
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ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie.Thursday 1 June 2023100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Have you ever heard of a Babaco Fruit? Craig and Molly discuss.
Plus how to keep your chickens healthy with Garlic.Related Posts:
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In the current series of Bayside Rewind, we look at the top 10 highest selling singles by Aussie artists. We also take a look at the Aussie albums chart and what was big overseas.
This week we looked at 1981. You can listen to the podcast below.Related Posts:
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie.Thursday 25 May 2023100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.Featuring an interview with Brisbane indie artist Deon Powter for his new upcoming album Headwater.If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Tributes have flowed for US rock legend and soul superstar Tina Turner who has died at the age of 83. Listen to the podcast of Southern FM’s two-hour special tribute to Tina Turner. The program was broadcast on Thursday 25 May 2023 from 12 to 2 PM.Related Posts:
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Helen Charles from Friends With Honey and musician Benny Allen talk to Craig Francis about the importance of World Bee Day on May 20th in highlighting the importance of the bee population to our overall food supply and to our biodiversity and sustainability. Benny also plays a song from their Friends With Honey Children’s Musical which was held in recognition of World Bee Day.Related Posts:
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Local singer and songwriter Rebecca Barnard (formerly of Rebecca”s Empire) talks to Craig Francis about the forthcoming tribute concerts celebrating the works of Tom Petty and involving several local music industry icons. Rebecca also discusses her musical journey and her latest solo offerings.Related Posts:
Peter ‘Grubby’ Stubbs from 3AW talks to Craig Francis about his highly successful radio career spanning over 40 years, and how he is helping his grandson Link as he sets out with his own show with 88.3 SouthernFM. Peter also talks about his passions outside of radio, including the Swans AFL team and his model railway, and takes part in the Friday on My Mind Impossible Quiz.Related Posts:
Hello there,
Hope you enjoy this week’s show
A Royal theme, the usual classics and a great interview about Tourettes.
The Gremlins made an appearance, but we smile and got through ..
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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. Episode 21 of ‘What The World Needs Now’ was broadcast on Southern FM on Friday 5th May 2023. In this episode, Cindy proposes that the world needs to look up at the stars.
Milky Way (taken with an iPhone11 in Wongarra, Victoria, January 2023)
Stars and the Soul by Henry Van Dyke
To Charles A. Young, Astronomer
“Two things,” the wise man said, “fill me with awe:
The starry heavens and the moral law.”
Nay, add another wonder to thy roll, —
The living marvel of the human soul!
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ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie.Thursday 4 May 2023100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Each week we look at a particular era in music history, the events of the day and the top selling singles. We also take a look at the albums chart and what was big overseas.
This week we looked at the highest selling singles of the 90s here in Oz!
You can listen to the podcast below.Related Posts:
Associate Professor Michelle Jongenelis from Melbourne University talks to Craig Francis about the recent study which she lead concerning E-Cigarettes, particularly on the challenges raised by their being made more attractive to under age consumers and the influence of the tobacco industry on the debate. Michelle also discusses what can be done to improve regulation of the E-Cigarette industry and enforcement of existing regulations.Related Posts:
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Doctor Stuart Blanch, an environmental scientist with WWF Australia, talks to Craig Francis about recent research into the many and varied benefits of trees for humans and for all life on earth. Stuart also discusses the current issues with deforestation in eastern Australia and what can be done to ensure that our trees are adequately protected.Related Posts:
Hello there,
We have a great interview today about fresh food, the theme is about excercise, and the suggested activity is meditation..
As I always say , Stay Healthy
Enjoy the show
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ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie.Thursday 27 April 2023Featuring the fabulous interview with the incredible Melbourne singing, songwriting artist, Joshua Batten.100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Producer, songwriter and musician Lyndon Wesley talks to Craig Francis about the upcoming fundraiser at Hampton Lifesaving Club on May 6th to help raise money for his daughter Imogen’s Smart Pup. Lyndon also talks about his musical career and plays his new song ‘The Dreamer’ live on Friday on My Mind.Related Posts:
Ha Long Bay, Vietnam
Where are we travelling at the moment? It turns out that Egypt, Turkey, Greece, Italy, and Vietnam are the hot spots – and we’re sailing off into the sunset on cruise ships like crazy. Brighton travel agents Julie Avery and Kieran Cromie joined Alli Harding on South of the River to discuss the hot destinations.
Alli also chatted with the Jeff Weir, the head of the Dolphin Research Institute, about the health of the dolphins in Port Phillip Bay – and it was good news! Listen to the podcast to get the lowdown, and find out how you can support the institute.
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Hello there,
Well after some awful weather over recent weekends. I hope this show brings some COLOUR to this long weekend
An extended theme section in part 1, and all the stapes in part 2..
So please enjoy !Related Posts:
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ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie.Thursday 20 April 2023Featuring the fantastic interview with the gorgeous and funny Pagan Newman from amazing Melbourne country band Darlinghurst.100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Each week we look at a particular era in music, the events of the day and top 10 highest selling singles. We also take a look at the albums chart and what was big overseas.
This week we looked at the biggest singles of the 80s here in Oz. You can listen to the podcast below.Related Posts:
In this podcast from A Newsman and His Music, Colin is speaking with Kate Stitfold who’s working on a new environmental initiative as part of Village Zero Sandringham. A number of businesses in Sandringham Village have signed up to provide recyclable containers to customers buying takeaway food and coffee.
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ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie.Thursday 13 April 2023100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Hello there
Well after my road trip, thought I would make that the main theme of today’s first hour.
The second hour has that usual ring to it though
So, please enjoy
John
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Each week we look at a particular era in music, the events of the day and the highest selling singles.
This week we looked at 1970s and the highest selling single of each year. You can check out the entire episode below.Related Posts:
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie.Thursday 6 April 2023100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Each week we look at a particular era in music, the events of the year locally and overseas and top 10 highest selling singles of the year. We also take a look at the albums chart and what were the biggest hits in the US/UK.
This week we looked at 1989, have a listen to the podcast below.
Next week we look at the decade that brought us Bellbottoms, Platform shoes, Tie-Dye, feathered hair, hot pants and Disco. It’s the 70s and we look at each year. (all in one show).
Bayside Rewind currently airs at 7pm each Tuesday and now 10am Sundays!Related Posts:
It was an eclectic mix on South of the River with Alli Harding on Sunday 2 April.
Highett coaches Pippa and Maddie from Strong Women Can were in the studio discussing the importance of strength and fitness for women of all ages.
Alli also chatted with Lisa Sullivan, the curator of the new Atmosphere exhibition of artist Clarice Beckett’s works. Beckett was a prolific artist, and much of her work focused on the area around Beaumaris, where she lived for some years. The exhibition is at Geelong Gallery until July 9. And – please – let us know if you find an unknown Beckett painting in your back shed!
Rugby is a growing sport in Australia – in fact, the Rugby World Cup (men) is here in 2027, and the women’s in 2029. Alli interviewed three members of the Liley family – dad James and daughters Cerys and Ati (pictured) – and discovered they are doing a lot to promote the sport. If you are interested in playing, volunteering, or supporting rugby, visit Rugby Victoria or email james@nullliley.rugby
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Every month on A Newsman and His Music, Kingston Mayor Cr Hadi Saab joins Colin in the studio for a chat about all the latest news from Kingston City Council. Have a listen to the podcast from the broadcast on Monday 3 April 2023.
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ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie.Thursday 30 March 2023100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Each week we look at a particular year in music, the events of the day and top 10 highest selling singles of the year. We also take a look at the albums chart and what was big overseas.
This week we looked at 1988, have a listen to the podcast below.Related Posts:
Jason Hodges talks to Molly about this year’s Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show.Related Posts:
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Our friend, musician, author and good guy Joe Matera joined us for a chat about books, a new album and record deal on Saturday morning. Hear it on this podcast from this weeks All New Saturday Ausmosis show on Southern FM.
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Aviation industry trailblazer and staunch advocate Adrianne Fleming OAM is the 2023 Kingston Woman of the Year. The award was presented on International Women’s Day. In this podcast, Adrianne is speaking with Colin Tyrus from Southern FM”s Monday morning program A Newsman and His Music.
Photo: Kingston Mayor Cr Hadi Saab with Adrianne Fleming OAM.Related Posts:
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie.Thursday 23 March 2023100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Mark Wheeler from the Sandringham Dragons talks to Craig Francis about the club’s history and aims and their extraordinary success in developing local junior Aussie Rules talent in both the boys’ and girls’ leagues.Related Posts:
Each week we look at a particular year in music, the events of the day and top 10 highest selling singles of the year. We also take a look at the albums chart and what was big overseas.
This week we looked at 1987, have a listen to the podcast below.Related Posts:
It was the half way mark of the grand finals after Saturday’s play and the panel were on location at Chisholm Reserve in our final podcast for season 2022/2023. Only a short edition of the panel as they got ready for the match broadcast of the Longy final. There was still a bit of grapevine news and first day results and a chat with young East Sandringham rising star Dougal McCartney.
Pictured: (Courtesy Diggle Photography): Another great series of snaps by Diggle Photography but not for East batsman Matt Blunden who seemed to have everything covered but the ball squeezed through the gap and tickled the pegs with enough force to knock the bails off.
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Matt Montemurro from the Bayside based Marine Mammal Foundation talks to Craig Francis about our local Dolphin and seal populations and whale sightings, and the work the Foundation does around education and research to preserve our bay environment.Related Posts:
Hello there,
Please enjoy this St Patrick’s Day special.
A lot less talk, and a lot more music, in the first half at least. But don’t worry those usual favourites reappear in the second hour.
Enjoy the Craic !!Related Posts:
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ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie.Thursday 16 March 2023100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
In this podcast from The Community Block, you’ll hear the latest news from Sandybeach Centre. Elana Pedersen and Colin Tyrus discover piano man Peter Sullivan on Sandringham Beach with his grand piano. They also chat with Sandybeach Centre CEO Chris Hill and introduce long time Sandybeach volunteer Margaret Agnew.Related Posts:
The Spirit Within is a monthly adventure into religion, spirituality and social justice.
The show talks to people within the community about spiritual meaning in their lives as artists, musicians, healers and activists. And they get to play their favourite songs.
In this episode, Glenford Noble is speaking with novelist, blogger and educator Janine Phillips. Producer and panel operator Molly May.
As broadcast on The Community Block at 2 PM on Tuesday 14 March 2023Related Posts:
In this podcast from our Men’s Health and Wellbeing segment with Richard Chan and Sam Gledhill, we meet their special guest Girish Shanker.
Girish works in the coaching field of Masculine Energies. He says “it’s all about acknowledging that we live in two worlds at any given time: The Conscious and Unconscious.”
“I get clients to acknowledge, integrate and live in their truest desired form; in this gift of their life,” Girish said. You can email Girish at: girish.coaching@nullgmail.com
Podcast from A Newsman and His Music broadcast Monday 13 March 2023Related Posts:
2 PART PODCAST – SECA PANEL and LAST HOUR OF FINAL BROADCAST
It was SECA Preliminary Final weekend and there were plenty of thrills and spills across the two days. This weeks SECA Panel came from Centenary Park (1 hour only) as the panel got prepared to call the action in the Longmuir Shield game between Bentleigh Uniting and Brighton Union. Part 2 of the podcast (on 2nd media player below) is the thrilling final hour of the match broadcast.
Tune in this weekend to hear the Southern FM coverage of the grand final.
Pictured: Courtesy Charlie Aldridge
Missed it by that much – the ball falls tantalisingly close to the Le Page Park fielders during Saturdays F Grade final.
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Each week we look at a particular year in music, the events of the day and top 10 highest selling singles of the year. We also take a look at the albums chart and what was big overseas.
This week we looked at 1986, have a listen to the podcast below.Related Posts:
Aria award winning Melbourne maestro guitarist Shane O’Mara introduces us to the new Melbourne supergroup ‘The Silversound’ as we listen to one of their new songs, ‘Wolf’ in advance of their forthcoming album release and launch. Shane also talks to Craig Francis about playing and recording with Paul Kelly, Tim Rogers, Lisa Miller, Chris Wilson and many others.Related Posts:
Tony Clarkson from the Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation talks to Craig Francis about the levels of Victorians experiencing harm from gambling personally or via family and loved ones, and some of the help available for those affected. Tony also advises on behaviours to be aware of that may indicate potential harm from gambling.Related Posts:
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie.Thursday 9 March 2023Featuring the interview with Kevin hunt from Melbourne band TRUCK.100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Each week we look at a particular year in music, the events of the day and top 10 highest selling singles of the year. We also take a look at the albums chart and what was big overseas
This week we looked at 1985, have a listen to the podcast below.Related Posts:
Melissa Wilton from the Butterfly Foundation talks to Craig Francis about the current prevalence of eating disorders and body image issues throughout society. Melissa discusses the services which the foundation provide as a national charity supporting those impacted, together with their families, friends and communities. Melissa also gives advice on how to recognise potential issues and how to approach the conversation.Related Posts:
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The air was filled with excitement on semi final weekend and the panel was full of hot air as they dissected the first day of play on semi final weekend. Hear the weeks SECA Panel show here on the podcast.
Pictured (courtesy Sonia Carroll):-
Kingston Heath’s Dylan Davis gets the edge and Le Page Park’s Aaron Carroll is poised to pounce during Saturday’s Quiney Shield action. He duly accepted the catch to send Davis on his way.
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ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie.Thursday 2 March 2023100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie.Thursday 23 February 2023100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
On the first Friday of each month from 6-7 PM, Cindy Sullivan presents music and chat with a philosophical edge. Episode 19 of ‘What The World Needs Now’ was broadcast on Southern FM on Friday 3rd March 2023. In this episode, Cindy proposes that the world needs to read, listen to and write poetry.
“A good poem is a contribution to reality. The world is never the same once a good poem has been added to it. A good poem helps to change the shape of the universe, helps to extend everyone’s knowledge of himself and the world around him.” —Dylan ThomasRelated Posts:
Molly and Craig talk about “Unclucking” Molly’s pet chicken as well as how to grow Asparagus succesfully.Related Posts:
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Each week we look at a particular year in music, the events of the day and top 10 highest selling singles of the year. We also take a look at the albums chart and what was big overseas.
This week we looked at 1983. The podcast link is below.
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Legendary TV journalist and news presenter David Johnston talks to Southern FM’s Colin Tyrus about his distinguished career in the media. David talks about his early days in radio at 2RG Griffith, then 3DB Melbourne before he started doing booth announcing and late night news at HSV7. After that, DJ became one of the best known faces and voices of Australian television news.
David Johnston on 7’s 4:30 News
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Most people can relate to going on a road trip. Packing the car, preparing the snacks, checking the route, lining up the music. The destination is often exciting or meaningful in some way. It may be the promise of catching up with friends, time spent with family, or the prospect of fun times, freedom and adventure. Bayside resident, writer and comedian Gerard McCulloch looks back on some of the family road trips he took as a child, in conversation with Hear and There presenter Nathan Reynolds.
Image: “Great Ocean Road” by dawolf- is licensed under CC BY-NC 2.0.Related Posts:
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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Hello there,
Come listen to this week’s podcast, and can you believe it… yes my 50th show !!!!!
Twice the Segments, Twice the music… And a great interview with 2 absolute legends of Multiaccess Sport, Liz & Clara.
Hope you Enjoy and please keep sending the feedbackRelated Posts:
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On Friday 10 February 2023, Southern FM broadcast a special musical tribute to legendary composer Burt Bacharach who has died at the age of 94. Listen to the podcast of some of Bacharach’s most-loved tunes from across the decades. Music tracks include: The Look of Love, Make It Easy on Yourself, Magic Moments, I Just Don’t Know What To Do With Myself, Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head, I’ll Never Fall in Love Again, Anyone Who Had a Heart, Arthur’s Theme, On My Own, Close to You, I Say a Little Prayer, Walk on By.
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ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie.Thursday 9 February 2023100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM.Related Posts:
Senior Financial expert Andrew from Black Rock talks to Craig Francis about the growing options for people to direct their investments where they will have maximum positive impact. Andrew also advises on how we can research and check that institutions are living up to their promises of ethical behaviour.Related Posts:
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David Jeffrey from FebFast talks to Craig Francis about how people can get involved in raising funds for Youth Support and Advocacy Services via giving up something for February or committing to getting fitter. David also talks about the important work to which the funds raised are targeted, helping some of our most vulnerable youth.Related Posts:
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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. Episode 18 of ‘What The World Needs Now’ was broadcast on Southern FM on Friday 3rd February 2023. In this episode, Cindy welcomes her guest Wayne Furlong, to discuss the idea that ‘what the world needs now’ is authenticity.
Wayne is the author of Buddha is a Punk Skater, a collection of short stories capturing moments from Wayne’s career as an educator in schools in Australia and Hong Kong, spanning over four decades. These stories pay homage to the surprising and the frustrating; the amusing and confusing; the enlightening and liberating elements of the essentially human endeavour of teaching.
Cindy and Wayne being authentic (circa 2000)
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Hello there, Come listen to this week’s podcast. As always, John leads you eclectically and diversely through a topical theme in his Take 5 section and the traditional Dad Joke. This week we have a 3 in a Row looking at both the music and the subplots of one of the greatest female vocalists of the last 20 years. This week
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie. EPISODE 98 Thursday 10 November 2022 Featuring George Rohotas & Tyrone Georgiou from the TV music program “In Musicland Tonight” who joined us for the whole show to talk about independent & live music. 100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends. If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen
You know him from the awesome TV series RocKwiz, but now meet the man behind the music. In this podcast listen to Brian Nankervis and his musical life with Glenford Noble on Southern FM’s The Spirit Within Photo courtesy Brian NankervisRelated Posts: A podcast that could save your life Yvette’s spirit of Jazz – podcast Glenford introduces Claire Gaskin –
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie. EPISODE 97 Thursday 3 November 2022 100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends. If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here. ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM. Player 1: 4-5pm Player 2: 5-6pmRelated Posts: ROCK UP! with Ratts
On the first Friday of each month from 6-7 PM, Cindy Sullivan presents music and chat with a philosophical/political edge. Episode 15 of ‘What The World Needs Now’ was broadcast on Southern FM on Friday 3rd November 2022. In this episode, Cindy discusses the idea that ‘what the world needs now’ is Stoicism and plays related songs. Cindy discusses the
Hello there, Come listen to this week’s podcast. As always, John leads you eclectically and diversely through a topical theme in his Take 5 section and the traditional Dad Joke. This week we have a 3 in a Row looking at both the music and the subplots of one of the greatest female vocalists of the last 20 years. And as
In this week’s podcast, Craig talks about his open garden. Now is the time to plant Strawberries. Molly and Craig discuss how to get the best crop of Tomatoes and the benefits of Spectrum Grow Lights.Related Posts: None Found
If you missed last Saturday’s edition of Breaking Barriers with Clinton, you can catch up by playing this podcast. We apologise for a studio operations error that prevented the first 45 minutes of Breaking Barriers from going to air on Saturday 29 October 2022. The full episode is available here.Related Posts: None Found
Michael Newton, co-founder of the ‘A Day On The Green’ winery music festivals, talks to Craig Francis about how the idea evolved and thrived, leading to the forthcoming 500th concert. Michael also shares details of some of the big acts coming up this summer and gives SouthernFM listeners the exclusive inside story on a major tour about to be announced!Related
At 2 PM Sunday (30 October 2022) on Southern FM, Bayside Climate Crisis Action Group’s Victorian election candidate forum Climate and Our Future. Moderated by Southern FM’S Colin Tyrus, the forum features independent and party-endorsed candidates for the Bayside electorates of Brighton and Sandringham. Tune in at 2 PM Sunday, or listen to a podcast of the forum here: Photo
Join Elana, Chris and the team for the October update from Sandybeach Centre. You can listen to the podcast here. Image courtesy Sandybeach CentreRelated Posts: Sandybeach Centre Podcast November 2021 SandyBeach Centre on the Community Block Sandybeach Centre September 2022 podcast Sandybeach Centre – February 2022 podcast Sandybeach Centre: June 2022 podcast
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie. EPISODE 96 Thursday 27 October 2022 100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends. If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here. ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM. Player 1: 4-5pm Player 2: 5-6pmRelated Posts: ROCK UP! with Ratts
In this week’s Podcast we find out what’s been going on in the Garden at Craig’s place: Nitrogen, Lightning (supercharged rain) drainage. Companion plants: Basil, Onion, Marigolds, Lettuce, Nasturtiums and Foxgloves. Find out about Nematodes and how greenhouse tomatoes get pollenated using an “Electric Bee”Related Posts: None Found
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie. EPISODE 95 Thursday 20 October 2022 100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends. If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here. ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM. Player 1: 4-5pm Player 2: 5-6pmRelated Posts: ROCK UP! with Ratts
Molly Interviews Dog Expert and TV personality Lara Shannon about all things K9.Related Posts: None Found
Ross Garnaut, Emeritus Professor of Economics and senior advisor on Climate Policy across a range of Federal and State Governments, talks to Craig Francis about his new book ‘The SuperPower Transformation’. Ross also discusses how he became involved in climate issues and his successes and challenges across the years.Related Posts: Local Action For A Global Issue WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie. EPISODE 94 Thursday 13 October 2022 100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends. If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here. ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM. Player 1: 4-5pm Player 2: 5-6pmRelated Posts: ROCK UP! with Ratts
Ariane Forsythe from the BlackDog Institute talks to Craig Francis about the work of the Institute in researching better Mental Health outcomes for Australians, and about how people can get involved in events and raise funds via the ‘One Foot Forward’ campaign in Melbourne.Related Posts: BEST MEDICINE BEST MEDICINE
Mia Ferreira from the Sandringham Traders Association talks to Craig Francis (and Norbert Clenchburger III) about the upcoming series of Twilight Markets on the Sandringham Foreshore, along with her experiences braving the bay in winter with the ‘Sandy Icebergers’, her beach yoga sessions and some Portugese inspired wine and cheese recommendations!Related Posts: None Found
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie. EPISODE 93 Thursday 6 October 2022 100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends. If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here. ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM. Player 1: 4-5pm Player 2: 5-6pmRelated Posts: ROCK UP! with Ratts
When it comes to Australian Garden show presenters they don’t come more recognizable then Don Burke. Molly Chats with Don about his life on Television and Radio, life in his own garden as well as his unique brand of gardening tips.Related Posts: None Found
Local swimmer Sam Williamson talks to Craig Francis (and Norbert J Clenchburger the 3rd) about his journey from years of early morning training to representing Australia at this year’s Commonwealth Games, bringing home one gold, two silver and one bronze medal across individual and relay events. Sam also talks about life in the Games Village and his plans to prepare
Michael Ransom from Probus joins Craig Francis to talk about Probus Day and the wide range of opportunities for people to engage in social activities in their local area and to make new connections and friendships whilst exploring their interests.Related Posts: None Found
In this podcast from A Newsman and His Music, the Mayor of Glen Eira Cr Jim Magee crosses paths with the Mayor of Bayside Cr Alex del Porto in the Southern FM studio. Have a listen to their chat with Colin Tyrus and find out which Mayor thinks his Council is the best! Related Posts: Bayside Mayor Alex del Porto
Come listen to this week’s podcast. As always, John leads you eclectically and diversely through a topical theme in his Take 5 section, and takes us out with the Guess the Movie. This week’s “Community Leader” interview is with Nicola, from Black Rock Life Saving Club HOME Related Posts: None Found
ROCK UP! with Ratts & Arnie. EPISODE 92 Thursday 29 September 2022 100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends. If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here. ROCK UP! is on air 4-6 PM every Thursday on 88.3 Southern FM. Player 1: 4-5pm Player 2: 5-6pmRelated Posts: ROCK UP! with Ratts
Rory and his Mum Gemma talk to Craig Francis about their personal journey with Rory’s brain cancer and their involvement with The Robert Connor Dawes Foundation as well as their own Rorys Warriors fundraising efforts.Related Posts: Connor’s inspirational legacy – Podcast
Have a listen to the September 2022 podcast from Sandybeach Centre with Elana, Chris and the team. More info: sandybeach.org.au As broadcast on 88.3 Southern FM during The Community Block on 13 September 2022Related Posts: SandyBeach Centre on the Community Block Sandybeach Centre Podcast November 2021 On the air with Sandybeach Centre – Podcast Sandybeach Centre August podcast Sandybeach Centre
Nick Kershaw joins Craig Francis to discuss the various methods which organisations and individuals utilise to persuade us to buy a product or service or to take a particular course of action. Nick gives some fascinating insights on how to recognise these methods based on his extensive career in the business world both in sales roles and in training others.Related