



Rev Peter Chapman - A Pastor, a Priest & a Rabbi Walk Into a Bar
Bill Crews speaks with Reverend Peter Chapman about the power of genuine conversation across faiths in an increasingly divided world. As organiser of the thought-provoking event A Pastor, a Priest & a Rabbi Walk Into a Bar, Peter discusses why honest dialogue between Christians, Jews and people of …

Cory Alpert - Political fallout from President Donald Trump's major speech
Bill speaks with political analyst Cory Alpert about the political fallout from President Donald Trump's major speech delivered on 16 July. They examine the key messages from the address, the reaction across Washington, and Trump's comments on election security and allegations of foreign interferen…

Rt Hon Alistair Burt - Talks about one of the most turbulent periods in modern UK politics
Bill speaks with former British government minister The Rt Hon Alistair Burt about one of the most turbulent periods in modern UK politics. With Nigel Farage and Reform UK reshaping the political landscape, a change of Prime Minister, and fresh questions about Britain's future at home and abroad, A…

PJ Laverty - Author of the 'Rippa' Series
Bill speaks with author and creative writing PhD P.J.Laverty about his latest novel, RIPPA II! Young Pilgrim, and his mission to encourage more men and boys to discover the joy of reading through sport. They discuss why football provides the perfect backdrop for stories about identity, belonging an…

Sharmily Mukherjee - iShine program
Bill speaks with Sharmily Nagasekar from LEAD Connect about the iShine program, a social enterprise initiative helping women from migrant and refugee backgrounds overcome barriers to employment. Many participants have lived in Australia for years but struggle to find work because they lack local ex…

Tanya Lee - No Laughing Matter
Bill speaks with Tanya Lee, founder and producer of the No Laughing Matter podcast, about one of Australia's most hidden and confronting social issues—child sexual abuse within families. A survivor herself, Tanya shares why she created the podcast to give victim-survivors a voice, the power of stor…

Sue Woolfe - Author of 'The Girl Who Climbed on Rooves'
Bill speaks with acclaimed Australian author Sue Woolfe about her powerful new novel, The Girl Who Climbed on Rooves. Inspired by the shocking discovery that her mother had hidden a childhood spent in an abusive orphanage, Sue explores family secrets, trauma, memory and the stories that shape our…

GS Johnston - Author of 'For a Moment More'
Bill speaks with GS Johnston about his powerful new novel For a Moment More, which revisits Sydney's HIV/AIDS crisis during the early 1990s. Drawing on his own experiences as a pharmacist on Oxford Street at the height of the epidemic, Johnston discusses the fear, stigma, loss and extraordinary r…

Victor Steffensen, Indigenous author, filmmaker and traditional knowledge holder
Bill speaks with Victor Steffensen, Indigenous author, filmmaker and traditional knowledge holder, about his acclaimed book The Knowledge and the enduring wisdom of Aboriginal culture. As Australia marks NAIDOC Week, they explore what it truly means to care for Country, the importance of cultura…

Rev Ian Barnett - National Grandparent Movement
Bill speaks with Rev Ian Barnett, founder of the Grandparent Movement. We'll discuss the important role grandparents play in family life, the challenges many are facing today, and how the movement is helping equip and encourage grandparents to make a lasting impact on future generations. Find out …