Further to 88.3 Southern FM’s live outside broadcast from the finish line of the 12th Annual Connor’s Run, we’ve put together some of the interviews from this amazing day. These include Liz Dawes, founder and CEO of the Robert Connor Dawes Foundation, talking about the incredible fundraising work that’s going towards research into paediatric brain cancer and helping those affected.
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Southern FM was local and live at the 2023 Sandy Festival “Always Live, End of the Line” on Saturday 2 December 2023. Thanks to Sandringham Village Traders Association, our community radio station did a four-hour broadcast from a prime location in front of Sandringham Railway Station. Have a listen to the podcast here. Top Audio Player: 2 PM to 4
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In this podcast from Friday On My Mind, Craig Francis chats with local comedy entrepreneur Morry Morgan about how and where aspiring comedians can develop and practice their craft, how the local comedy scene is looking, what subjects are off limits for comedy, and what’s coming up in the Melbourne comedy scene.
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In this podcast from Friday On My Mind, Craig Francis chats with local musician Gabriella Cohen, described by Rolling Stone as ‘undoubtedly being on the cusp of becoming a household name in no time’. Gabriella takes us through the background to some of her latest music on her newly released album, as well as providing some insights on what it’s like
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On 25 January each year, Scots around the world pay tribute to the life and cultural legacy of poet Robert Burns. In this podcast, Craig Francis from Friday On My Mind is chatting with Scottish-Australians John Lindsay and Gary Fiddes. (Broadcast 21 Jan 2022). Contact Craig via email: fridayonmymind@nullsouthernfm.com.au Listen to Friday On My Mind every Friday 4 PM to 6 PM on
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In this podcast, Friday On My Mind presenter Craig Francis is speaking with Margaret Fitzherbert about the Sandringham Street Art Project. Friday On My Mind is on air every Friday from 4 PM to 6 PM on 88.3 Southern FM
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