By: Helping Hands TV
“Everyone has music inside them as an inherent way of communicating and connecting,” says Bernie Heard from the Australian Youth Orchestra. Continue reading “The Benefits of Music in Education”
The Benefits of Music in Education
Stan Drama ‘Prosper’ Confronts Collision of Faith and Immorality
By: Laura Bennett
Featuring unexplained rendezvous with women in hotel rooms, leaked bank statements and dubious run-ins between college students and pastoral staff, Prosper’s headline-making megachurch inspiration isn’t hard to trace, but Stan’s new series isn’t a church-bashing drama so much as an examination of the authenticity of faith. Continue reading “Stan Drama ‘Prosper’ Confronts Collision of Faith and Immorality”
Easter Viewing Options on GOOD
By: GOOD
Finding something good to watch this Easter will be a piece of cake (or is that a piece of chocolate!), with a wonderful variety of programs for the whole family on free streaming platform GOOD. Continue reading “Easter Viewing Options on GOOD”
‘The Bear’ One of the Best New Things On TV
By: Nick Long
The Bear is a fantastic series that captures the frenetic life of running a small family restaurant in Chicago. Continue reading “‘The Bear’ One of the Best New Things On TV”
‘Lego Masters’ “Brickman” Still Loves Getting Lego for Christmas
By: Steff Willis
Ryan McNaught has what most people would consider to be a dream job.
Continue reading “‘Lego Masters’ “Brickman” Still Loves Getting Lego for Christmas”
‘Self-Care is Vital in the Unrelenting News Cycle’
By: Laura Bennett
Whatever your diet of news consumption was before the pandemic, it’s likely in the last three years you’ve watched more updates, press conferences, and alerts about natural disasters and world events than in previous ones. Continue reading “‘Self-Care is Vital in the Unrelenting News Cycle’”
‘Sesame Street’ Doco Reveals the Power to Educate Children via TV
By: Laura Bennett
It’s incredible how nostalgic we can feel about the TV shows we watched as children. Just the mere mention of Big Ted, Mr. Squiggle or The Magic School Bus can send you back to a time where your imagination was coming alive and these characters (best friends) were taking you on adventures beyond your lounge room and teaching you about the big wide world. Continue reading “‘Sesame Street’ Doco Reveals the Power to Educate Children via TV”
‘The Tourist’ – Without Our Memories, Who Are We?
By: Laura Bennett
Who would you be without your memories? If you’d forgotten your past, would you naturally gravitate toward the ideals and attitudes you held before, or would you become someone entirely different? Continue reading “‘The Tourist’ – Without Our Memories, Who Are We?”
Yippee! A Safe Streaming Site For Kids Unlike Any Other
By: Michael Crooks
Screen-time for children in Australia has soared during the pandemic, and while there is no shortage of streaming services, not all of the content is appropriate for young minds. Continue reading “Yippee! A Safe Streaming Site For Kids Unlike Any Other”
Susie Youssef on Why TV Show ‘Making It Australia’ Will Inspire Creativity
By: Sam Robinson
Creativity and a sense of craftiness is key in the new feel-good show Making It Australia. Continue reading “Susie Youssef on Why TV Show ‘Making It Australia’ Will Inspire Creativity”