For lovers of violet flowers, Margaret Mossakowska fromwww.mosshouse.com.au talks about what to do with violet flowers. How to grow your own pineapple in vegetable heroes? Some help on making a succulent arrangement from Ivy Alley owner, Rachel Gleeson . Plus exciting
Today, Brian is featuring “Buddy Clark’s duets with female vocalists”. Buddy Clark was a very popular singer in the 1930s and 40s but whose life was tragically cut short in 1949 in a plane crash. Among Buddy’s many recordings are
Remember The Days Of The Old Schoolyard? If not, don’t worry because Robbie does! Tune in to hear some of the great school songs from the 50s and 60s including School Days, Be True To Your School, Swinging School, Good
Neil will begin today’s program with some later Louis Armstrong small groups from 1928 and also include material from the Bill Harris sextet from 1957, Bunny Berigan’s big band the Soprano Summit of 1992 and a few vocals from Barbara
“East of the sun and all through the night, I get misty thinking about this love of mine. I (writer) have spoken with the oracle and discovered his cryptic secret. But will I tell you? No. Perhaps Harry James, Sandie
What makes you want to board a plant for 15 plus hours to somewhere far, far away? Grace Lech has the answer as she dissects what the travel industry has up its sleeve to try and keep us enthralled when
We love our bird segment and this one should please, it’s all about a bird that builds bowers and collects blue things. Now that we know have to avoid bean pests and diseases because Plant Doctor told us last week,
Brian presents an encore of two of his great specials. At 2pm, he’ll feature the Four Lads. They originally came from Canada, and were a very popular vocal group in the first half of the 1950s, having started out on
Join Neil on Midday Jazz because he’ll play tracks from the classic 1920’s Louis Armstrong Hot Five plus some from Jimmy Rushing’s 1950’s recordings and continue with the great jazz guitarists. READ MORE ABOUT MIDDAY JAZZ MONDAY
Grace Lech will be analysing what’s new in the world of travel for 2019 and what is it that people are seeking in their quest for the bold and unknown; where no one has been before! Some little statistics as