New Zealand Born, Australian Guitarist Kevin Borich is the founder of the La De Das, The Party Boys and The Kevin Borich Express. Kevin Joins Tod on THE NIGHTSHIFT to discuss his career, music and his new album.

Lee Kernaghan on THE NIGHTSHIFT appeared on the show and spoke with Tod Johnston on the 16/04/2024

Australian TV and radio personality John Burgess, also known as Burgo, joins Simon Lee as Tod's replacement to discuss his remarkable career in the Australian Radio and Television industry.

Tod spoke with Troy Holmes who is the President of the Budgerigar Council of South Australia (BCSA) where they discussed Budgie breeding, sales and the passion people have for these wonderful birds.

Emotional Intelligence & Human Behaviour Expert Amy Jacobson on THE NIGHTSHIFT which aired on the 5/01/2024

Gardening After Dark Segment with Lisa Passmore which aired on 20-12-2023

Sydney born Brock Cohen, who now lives in Perth is a national dealerships general manager at Whitley Boats. Brock Cohen is also a F1H20 racer who competes in the F1H20 UIM World Championship and represents Australia.

Geoff Pryce speaks with Tod on THE NIGHTSHIFT 14/12/2023

Santa Claus, also known as Father Christmas, Saint Nicholas, Saint Nick, Kris Kringle, or simply Santa, is a legendary figure and cultural icon who brings gifts during the late evening and overnight hours on Christmas Eve. Santa Claus joins Tod on THE NIGHTSHIFT

Creator of Haka For Life, Public Speaker and Men's Mind Health Advocate Leon Ruri joins Tod on THE NIGHTSHIFT

Australian landscape architect and television presenter and Bearded Icon Costa Georgiadis joins Tod on The NIGHTSHIFT to discuss the Kalamunda Garden Festival.

CEO OF LIVE BIG Juliet Middleton shares her top festive season tips for carer and those needing to organise respite for themselves.

The people's quiz is back!

The Peoples Quiz, QUIZIMODO is back with Nola & James which aired on 30-10-2023

The People's Quiz, QUIZIMODO is back with the dynamic duo Gary & Nursen which aired on 23-10-2023

Jiaan is a wonderful 16 year old girl who cares for her brother, Ethan, who has Autism and also her working mother, Natalie who has a medical condition. Jiaan is an inspiring young woman and shares her story with Tod on THE NIGHTSHIFT. https://www.carerswa.asn.au/our-services/young-carers/

THE NIGHTSHIFT'S Girls Talk Segment with Tanya Stapleton - 17-10-2023

EVERYONES FAVOURITE QUIZ STARING GARY & LINDSAY ON THE NIGHTSHIFT QUIZ - QUIZIMODO - 16-10-2023

Dave Warner on The NIGHTSHIFT 26/09/2023

Situated a 8.5-hour drive to the east of Perth, you'll find the quaint township of Kookynie. Despite its modest population of just 10 residents, technically classifying it as a ghost town, Kookynie exudes a remarkable blend of warmth and charisma. In a conversation with Kevin Pusey, proprietor of Kookynie's Grand Hotel, Tod delves into the enchanting and quirky aspects of this remarkable town.

WA Writer, Podcaster and Singer Debbie Carroll joins Tod Johnston on THE NIGHTSHIFT.

Tod sits down with comedian Austen Tayshus to chat about his much-anticipated upcoming tour to the stunning Western Australia.  Head over to Austen Tayshus' official website: https://www.austentayshus.com/ for more information.

Fortnightly, Tod speaks with Chef Robert Nixon from Nicko's Kitchen where they discuss the delicious delights of cooking a great meal. This week Tod and Nicko discuss how to cook a delicious Spring Lamb Meal and how to make a beautiful Mint sauce to match.

Mathew Taylor, an Australian blues musician, is celebrating the 50th anniversary of his single 'I Remember When I Was Young,' which was released on Mushroom Records in 1973. Tod interviewed Mathew to discuss his upcoming anniversary and reminisce about unique experiences he had with some of the greats in Australian music history.  If you're interested in attending Matt Taylor's event, it will be held on August 18th at Clancy's Fish Pub in Fremantle, Western Australia. You can get tickets below.  Click Here

Get ready for a blast from the past as we embark on a joyous reunion like no other. The fans have spoken, and we've answered their call! Today, we're diving headfirst into a whirlwind of nostalgia as we catch up with two unforgettable individuals, James and Nic, who were once the heart and soul of the show.

"Bum Breathing Turtles?! Oh my! A revolutionary DNA detection method has helped rediscover a rare, long-lost turtle species known as the white-throated snapping turtle. Now, you would think that rediscovering an almost lost species would be amazing enough, but what caught Tod's eye was the news that these turtles have a unique breathing method... through their bums. Get ready to enjoy this hilarious insight into a beautiful, rare species of turtle as Tod Johnston speaks with BMRG project officer Ben Hoekstra.

Leon Ruri is the creator of HAKA for Life, public speaker, Life Line ambassador, and advocate for men's mental health. In this thought-provoking discussion, Tod and Leon delve into the intersections of mental health, Indigenous issues, and Reconciliation Week. They explore the challenges faced by Indigenous communities and the importance of promoting mental wellbeing. Discover Leon's insights, personal experiences, and initiatives that aim to bridge the gap and foster understanding, healing, and resilience. Tune in to gain valuable perspectives on mental health, Indigenous issues, and the power of reconciliation in creating a more inclusive and supportive society.

In honor of Reconciliation Week, join Tod Johnston on "The Nightshift" as he engages in a meaningful conversation with Dr. Robert Isaacs AM OAM, an esteemed Aboriginal Elder from Western Australia. Discover Dr. Isaacs' unique perspective on this significant event and gain insights into the importance of reconciliation and building bridges between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities. Through this enlightening discussion, Tod and Dr. Isaacs explore the path towards healing, understanding, and fostering positive relationships. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of Reconciliation Week and the powerful role it plays in promoting unity and respect for all Australians.

Paul Litwin the President of Men's Talk joins Tod on THE NIGHTSHIFT to promote his charity Men's Talk where they discuss the insights on redefining masculinity, promoting better communication among men, and addressing male mental health challenges. Explore the importance of a holistic approach to men's wellbeing and breaking down societal barriers. Gain valuable insights and inspiration to make a positive impact on your own life and the lives of others. Tune in for an enlightening episode that delves into the transformative power of open dialogue and understanding. https://mtalk.com.au/

Warren Davies, aka The Unbreakable Farmer joins Tod on THE NIGHTSHIFT to share his inspiring story. Warren shares his remarkable experiences and life lessons, offering valuable insights into overcoming challenges, maintaining well-being, and leading with purpose. With authenticity and a down-to-earth approach, Warren's story will resonate with listeners from all walks of life, whether from the country or the city. https://www.theunbreakablefarmer.com.au/

Tod speaks with Ross Yarranton, a talented chef and author of "A Drongo's Guide to BBQ Mastery." In this sizzling episode, Ross shares his expertise and passion for BBQing, revealing insider tips, tricks, and the best recipes for achieving BBQ perfection. From mastering grilling techniques to ensuring BBQ hygiene, Ross covers all the essential elements of becoming a true BBQ expert. Tune in to learn about the art of BBQing, discover mouthwatering recipes, and gain insights into the social etiquette that makes BBQ gatherings unforgettable. Get ready to elevate your grilling game with Ross Yarranton's expert advice on "THE NIGHTSHIFT."

Tod speaks with Phil Barnett, a talented tree surgeon by day and passionate local theatre performer by night. Discover the world of amateur theatre as they discuss breaking stereotypes and pursuing one's calling. Phil's unique journey of balancing his tree surgery profession with his love for theatre serves as a powerful reminder to follow your passion. 

Tod speaks with Mike Johnson, the managing director of Margaret River Grass Trees. Discover the world of native Western Australian trees and Mike's interesting work in protecting and relocating these remarkable natural treasures. Explore the rich heritage and unique characteristics of these trees while gaining insights into the meticulous process involved in their preservation. This engaging conversation is a must-listen for nature enthusiasts and environmental advocates, leaving you with a renewed appreciation for the beauty and conservation of native trees in Western Australia.

World Laughter Day is coming up so Tod spoke with Merv Neal, a laughter yoga expert and founder of Laughter Yoga Australia. Merv has spent over a decade teaching people the power of laughter and the benefits it can bring to our physical and mental health. Tod and Merv explore the science behind laughter and how it can be used to reduce stress, improve relationships, and enhance overall well-being. They also discuss Merv's journey to becoming a laughter yoga instructor and the work he does to spread this practice throughout Australia and beyond. Whether you're looking to add more joy to your life or simply interested in learning more about the science of laughter, this episode is sure to leave you laughing.

Tod Johnston speaks with Joan Sutherland, the founder of The Haven, a Western Australian charity providing support to women and children affected by domestic violence. Through Joan's generosity she  went on to help thousands of others. The Haven provides a range of services, including crisis accommodation, counselling, and legal support, and has been instrumental in creating safe spaces for those in need. Join us as we explore the importance of community support, the challenges of running a charity, and the power of hope in the face of adversity.

In celebration of World Heritage day Tod spoke to Subiaco's own, Thomas Murrell, an Art Collector, Corporate Speaker, and a passionate documenter of Subiaco's stained glass and leadlight treasures. In this episode, Tod talks to Thomas Murrell about the history of glass in Australia and the significance of stained glass and leadlight as an underrated craft. Thomas shares his mission to document the beautiful stained glass and leadlight works preserved in the windows of homes across Subiaco.

On the eve of ANZAC Day Tod speaks with Australian Veteran, Graham Edwards about the importance and significance of showing respect to those who serve in the armed services. Grahams touches on his personal experience and shares his advocacy for Veteran affairs. This podcast is a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made by our servicemen and women and the ongoing support needed to honor their service. 

Lisa Wilson is a Motivational speaker and Organ Donation advocate and joins Tod on THE NIGHTSHIFT. Lisa's story is both tragic and inspiring: after her son Tom passed away, she learned that he had made the decision to donate his organs. Thanks to Tom's selfless gift, over 50 people were able to receive life-saving transplants. In this emotional and heartfelt interview, Lisa shares her personal journey of grief, acceptance, and hope, and how Tom's decision to donate his organs has given her comfort and purpose. Lisa also discusses the importance of organ donation, breaking down myths and misconceptions, and inspiring listeners to consider becoming donors themselves. Tom's story is a powerful reminder of the incredible impact that one person can have on the world, even after they're gone. Whether you're already a supporter of organ donation or simply curious to learn more, this interview is sure to leave you moved and inspired.

Russell Collett (Rusty) sits down with Aurelio Costerella, a legendary figure in Western Australian fashion. But this conversation goes beyond fashion as they discuss mental health and how Aurelio turned his life around after experiencing difficult times. Aurelio shares his personal story of struggling with mental health issues and how he found the courage to seek help and make positive changes in his life. They also discuss the importance of mental health awareness, breaking down the stigma surrounding mental health, and seeking support from loved ones and professionals. Whether you're a fan of fashion or simply interested in learning more about mental health and personal growth, this episode is sure to inspire and motivate you. Listen to hear Rusty and Aurelio's candid conversation about overcoming adversity and finding hope and healing.

In this episode of THE NIGHTSHIFT's "WA Made" segment, Tod Johnston sits down with Pip Darvall, the co-owner of Bodhi's Bakehouse, a popular bakery located in Fremantle Western Australia. The Sanskrit word “Bodhi” means “teacher and provider of good things” or “enlightenment”. The Bodhi tree or Bo tree is a fig, under which it is said Buddha became enlightened while meditating. Bodhi’s Bakehouse’s philosophy of producing environmentally sound, high-quality, health-conscious products has baked and matured since 1981 and is now an established favourite, available all across WA. Pip shares his journey with the bakery and his passion for innovating the way to bake and consume bread. He talks about how he and his team create their delicious and unique baked goods, and what sets them apart from other bakeries. Pip also shares his insights on the challenges and rewards of owning and operating a small business in Western Australia. https://bodhi.com.au/

Tod is joined by award-winning businesswoman, author, and keynote speaker Heidi Dening. Heidi's latest book, "Her Middle Name is Courage," explores the importance of resilience in both personal and professional contexts, and in this interview, she shares her insights and experiences with Tod and his listeners.

It's International Women's Day, and to celebrate the occasion, we are putting the spotlight on some remarkable women in the STEM fields, and Dr. Vanessa Pirrota is a wonderful example of just that. Dr. Vanessa Pirotta is a wildlife scientist who specialises in marine animals and joins Tod to speak all about the magnificent creatures we call whales. If you want to follow Dr. Vanessa Pirotta and find out more about the work she does, head over to her website. https://www.vanessapirotta.com/

If you have ever listened to the show before, then you have almost certainly heard of the legendary duo of Des and Dog. Des is a good friend of the show and a wonderful regular listener to The Nightshift who is beloved by other listeners of the show. Des lost his sight many years ago and by listeners request has come to share his story with Tod and THE NIGHTSHIFT. 

Do you have a tale to tell? Shoma Mittra wants to assist you in telling your stories, whether you have always aspired to be a writer or not. With a degree in English and literature, Shoma Mittra thinks that telling stories is crucial to human existence. Shoma had a conversation with Tod on the value of telling stories and ways that she could support you or your organization. If you would like to learn more head to https://writeclick.net.au/

Adam Thompson is the leader singer and front man of the iconic rock band Chocolate Starfish. Adam spoke with Tod all about Rock n Roll, performing live and about their upcoming tour ‘Bat Out of Hell’ which celebrates the iconic album and the legend that is Meat Loaf.

CEO of the iconic Australian business Steel Blue Garry Johnson, has announced he is hanging up his boots after spending 14 years in his role. Tod spoke with Garry about his time with the company, what's next for him and also doing shoeys!

Neurofibromatosis (NF) occurs in 1 of every 2,500 people, affecting more than 2.5 million people around the world. So why don’t more people know about it? Tod spoke with Leanne Dib to learn more about it and how we can help some of the most vulnerable members of our community. To learn more and to help offer your support head to https://www.ctf.org.au/

Dr. Erin Clitheroe. is a conservation biologist with more than 15 years of expertise studying  penguins. Tod and Dr. Clitheroe had a conversation on what we can do to assist the the fat fuzzy Penguins on Penguin Island.

Mental health advocate and founder of Haka for Life, Leon Ruri, joins Tod on THE NIGHTSHIFT. Leon is heading to the Sydney LGBTQIA+ Mardi Gras for World Pride, where he has a float in the upcoming parade. If you want to find out more about HAKA For Life head over to his website  https://hakaforlife.org/ https://www.leonruri.com/

Clint Arnold is a Legend of the Perth Live Band Scene and great friend of the show who has a great passion for music and playing the Guitar. Clint speaks with Tod on THE NIGHSHIFT where they discussed their love for Guitar and music.