Missed the show? Catch up on the full show with Bill Woods - filling in for John Stanley

Missed the show? Catch up on the full show with Bill Woods - filling in for John Stanley

Nights reviews the day’s news and current affairs, follow breaking news of the night and push a unique brand of talk radio beyond sunset and through the night.

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Summer Nights with Bill Woods - 1st January 2026

Join 2GB’s resident travel expert Richard Davey as he helps you with the latest news from the world of cruising.

Join 2GB&rsquo;s resident travel expert Richard Davey as he helps you with the latest news from the world of cruising.

Cruising & Travel with Richard Davey – 1st January

Once upon a time, Frank Sinatra was considered “old people’s music.”

Now, those same “old people” grew up with the Rolling Stones, and suddenly rock itself is being labelled Dad Rock — or even Grandpa Rock.

Bill is joined by Brian “Frog” Harris, a 40-year music industry veteran and owner of Songland Records – The Home of the Hard to Find, to help unpack what these labels really mean.

Once upon a time, Frank Sinatra was considered &ldquo;old people&rsquo;s music.&rdquo;
Now, those same &ldquo;old people&rdquo; grew up with the Rolling Stones, and suddenly rock itself is being labelled Dad Rock &mdash; or even Grandpa Rock.
Bill is joined by Brian &ldquo;Frog&rdquo; Harris, a 40-year music industry veteran and owner of Songland Records &ndash; The Home of the Hard to Find, to help unpack what these labels really mean.

So what is 'grandpa' rock?

With 2025 limping over the finish line, many of us feel less like we’re “winding down” and more like we’re being held together by caffeine, calendar alerts, and sheer willpower. 

We tend to blame work for that bone-deep exhaustion — long hours, tight deadlines, demanding bosses — but emerging research suggests burnout isn’t just born in the office. 

In fact, a recent Norwegian study found fewer than 30 per cent of people experiencing burnout symptoms pointed the finger at their job alone. 

Instead, it’s the quiet pile-on of life itself: family pressures, ageing parents, finances, health worries, relationships, and the emotional weight of juggling it all. 

So the year has now ended and the tank is running, do we need to rethink what burnout really is? 

Bill speaks with Dr Marny Lishman, Doctor of Psychology and mindset coach, to help unpack the modern, messier reality of burnout.

With 2025 limping over the finish line, many of us feel less like we&rsquo;re &ldquo;winding down&rdquo; and more like we&rsquo;re being held together by caffeine, calendar alerts, and sheer willpower.&nbsp;
We tend to blame work for that bone-deep exhaustion &mdash; long hours, tight deadlines, demanding bosses &mdash; but emerging research suggests burnout isn&rsquo;t just born in the office.&nbsp;
In fact, a recent Norwegian study found fewer than 30 per cent of people experiencing burnout symptoms pointed the finger at their job alone.&nbsp;
Instead, it&rsquo;s the quiet pile-on of life itself: family pressures, ageing parents, finances, health worries, relationships, and the emotional weight of juggling it all.&nbsp;
So the year has now ended and the tank is running, do we need to rethink what burnout really is?&nbsp;
Bill speaks with Dr Marny Lishman, Doctor of Psychology and mindset coach, to help unpack the modern, messier reality of burnout.

Summer Nights with Bill Woods - 1st January 2026

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