In this podcast, Southern FM newsman Colin Tyrus is speaking with Carey McLaren, Director of the Lachlan McLaren Foundation. The LMF has been created as the legacy of Lachlan McLaren who was 16-years-old when he was killed in August 2021 by a drugged driver at Parkdale. Lachie’s Foundation wishes to raise money through community events, to support road trauma victims
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In the July 2024 edition of the Bayside Rotary Radio Show, Geoff Dobbs introduces two special guests. First Peter Read from Hampton Rotary Club talks about the Tonga Hearing Project and then Keith Chamberlain from Chelsea Rotary Club tells us about two youth projects: Junior Council and YouthAct. Pictured: Keith Chamberlain from Chelsea Rotary with Geoff Dobbs in the Bayside
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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.
Read moreLike David Lynch in the 80’s and 90’s, Greek film director Yorgos Lanthimos is bringing dark, surreal cinema to a mainstream audience. Some, however, feel his films are more about superficial weirdness and shock value than substance. Those calls might become a little louder with his latest piece of misanthropic mayhem the drama/ horror/ comedy triptych, Kinds of Kindness. While
Read moreThe fake moon landing conspiracy has been a fertile myth for many years and even inspired a decent thriller in 1977’s fake Mars landing romp, Capricorn One. Now, the amiable, old fashioned and slightly clunky Fly Me to the Moon, starring Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum, attempts, with middling success, to build a rom-com and a good old American propaganda
Read moreLike a very restrained and low-key mix of Lost In Translation and Truly Madly Deeply, Sidonie in Japan, is a tonally shaky but still very charming and at times moving story of grief, guilt, alienation and emotional healing. Isabelle Huppert plays moderately famous author Sidonie Perceval who, while still trying to come to terms with her husband Antoine’s (August Diehl)
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