Ian Stenlake, multi award winning star of stage and screen, talks to Craig Francis about the forthcoming Melbourne run of the worldwide hit comedy adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘The 39 Steps’, starring alongside Lisa McCune and The Umbilical Brothers.  Ian also chats about his unusual introduction to acting whilst backpacking in Rome, and his stellar career in multiple iconic television and theatre roles.Related Posts:

Here they are again: Denis and Ewan on Sunday 24 August 2025, digging through the record bins for great songs from every era and genre.  On this occasion, Denis and Ewan inexplicably decided to explore songs on the theme of “rain” in all its manifestations.  We covered all of the 20th and some of the 21st Centuries.  If you missed it, or want to hear it again, click on “Read More” below.Related Posts:

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RUOK Ambassador Abi Broadbent talks to Craig Francis about the importance of the upcoming RUOK day, as well as why we should be ready to ask ‘RUOK?’ on any day of the year.  Abi also discusses her own personal experience of how a simple question helped her, and gives practical advice on how to approach and follow up on the conversation.Related Posts:

Steve Sharratt from Sandy Village Cellars chats to Craig Francis about his recommendations for which wines we should be considering for the spring season, as well as suggestions for which wines to pair with which types of food.  Steve also discusses his journey from Manchester to Bayside and his passion for all that Bayside (and Sandringham) have to offer.Related Posts:

On the August edition of the Sandybeach Centre podcast, Elana Pedersen tells us about the Course Guide for Term 3 and chats with Sandybeach Centre volunteer Karen Kennedy.

You can listen to the Sandybeach Centre Hour on Southern FM’s The Community Block from 3 PM to 4 PM on the second Tuesday of every month.

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In this podcast from A Newsman and His Music, Colin Tyrus talks about Brighton Theatre Company’s current production Fallen Angels, directed by Annie Blood. Written by the legendary Noel Coward, the play is set in the roaring 1920s. Colin recommends getting along to a performance before the season ends on 30 August 2025.

Bookings: brightontheatre.com.au

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Another 2 hours of hits , humour and health awaits !

Please Enjoy

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Aired on 3rd August, this theme reminds us how it takes courage to release the familiar and leap toward the unknown. But in that bold act of faith new horizons emerge – wider, brighter, and far more aligned with who we are becoming. And there’s plenty that has been written in song about this common pivotal moment. Enjoy,

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On 20th July we turned down a notch and got into a vibe that’s moody, and seriously “atmospheric”. Think intimate vocals, eerie sounds, and slow rhythmic beats.

A unique playlist, carefully handpicked by yours truly,Gab. And a perecr soundscape for your focused computer wok, or household projects.

So press play, and enjoy the ambience. Happy Listening,

Gab

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100% Australian music – Supporting Indie artists & OZ music legends.

If you missed the show, never fear, you can listen back, or download here.

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