Rev Bill Crews talks to Mark Townend, Chief Executive Officer of not for profit Spinal Life Australia, about the Australian Institute of Health and Wellness new data surrounding persons with a disability in Australia.

Sunday Night Bill Crews April 28 2024

Rev Bill Crews spoke to Jimmy Barnes back in 2017, and to celebrate his 68th birthday we're replaying the interview.

Rev Bill Crews talks to Sunil Bhar, Professor of Clinical Psychology, Swinburne University of Technology, about how around half of all aged care residents have substantial symptoms of depression, according to a new review into psychological therapies in aged care.

Rev Bill Crews talks to National Association of Practising Psychiatrists president Professor Philip Morris, about how Prime Minister Scott Morrison has disclosed he took medication for anxiety while in office, in a bid to de-stigmatise the treatment of mental health. And also the chair of Mental Health Australia, Matt Berriman, has quit his position at the peak body, citing his frustration with the Albanese government’s inaction on mental health. And the recent Bondi Junction attack which shocked millions of Australians placed Mental health into focus. 

Sunday Night Bill Crews April 21 2024

Sunday Night Bill Crews April 14 2024

Rev Bill Crews talks to Action on Poverty, Senior Executive Meghal Shah, about Australian charity Action on Poverty has launched Voluntasker, a micro-volunteering marketplace revolutionising the way Australians take action on global poverty whilst supporting their local communities.

Rev Bill crews talks to Bill Hare, one of Australia’s leading climate scientists and chief executive of Climate Analytics.

Sunday Night Bill Crews April 7 2024

Rev Bill Crews talks to Melinda Schneider, an Australian music icon, a multi-award winning singer-songwriter, live performer and storyteller.

Rev Bill Crews talks to Dr Toni Reilly about her book 'Awake The Purpose of Life and Why You Are Here' in which she discusses reincarnation and says it is the religious or philosophical belief that the soul or spirit, after biological death, begins a new life in a new body that may be human, animal or spiritual depending on the moral quality of the previous life actions.

Rev Bill Crews talks to Dick Smith, Australian icon and entrepreneur, who says a record influx of new immigrants is a disaster for young people; and couples wanting to buy their own home.

Sunday Night Bill Crews March 31 2024

Rev Bill Crews talks to singer / songwriter Josh Owen about his debut single 'Hold Your Breath'.

Rev Bill Crews talks to Gabriel Shipton, Julian Assange's brother, about how the British court has asked the US government for assurances that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange would be offered constitutional protections granted to American citizens and would not face the death penalty before it rules on whether he can appeal against his extradition.

Rev Bill Crews talks to Simon Smart about finding connections at Easter.

Rev Bill Crews talks to Carole Cusack, Professor with the University of Sydney to discuss Easter traditions.

Sunday Night Bill Crews March 24 2024

Rev Bill Crews talks to Kylie Pussell, CEO and Co-Founder of Miracle Babies Foundation who are raising vital funds through their Miracle Moon Walk being held on Saturday April 13 and Richard Geagea who’s the father of a premature baby. Taking a newborn home from the hospital can bring up all kinds of concerns for new parents – keeping them safe, happy, and healthy. However, for parents of premature babies, the usual anxieties of new parenthood can be even more worrisome and terrifying.

Rev Bill Crews talks to Peter Goldsworthy, GP, Poet and bestselling novelist whose book The Cancer Finishing School is a darkly funny, bittersweet memoir that offers lessons in how to live life in the shadow of an incurable illness.

Rev Bill Crews talks to Jessica Rowe, one of Australia’s much loved media personalities, who is an accomplished journalist, television presenter and three-time bestselling author and self proclaimed proud Crap Housewife.

Rev Bill Crews talks to Graham Cooke Head of consumer research at Finder to discuss this month’s Finder RBA Cash Rate Survey, about while consumers report their financial strain has diminished on average, many experts warn headwinds are still to come.

Sunday Night Bill Crews March 17 2024

Rev Bill Crews talks to Tim Roberts, Retired CBS News Producer, about US President Joe Biden and former president Donald Trump who have clinched their parties’ presidential nominations, setting up a general election rematch that many voters do not want.

Rev Bill Crews talks to musical theatre Guy Simpson, Musical Director of the production and magnificent smash-hit show, West Side Story, will return to the Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour stage for a 4 week season from March 22.

Rev Bill crews talks to Movie and Entertainment guru Shane A. Bassett, about the Oscars and how Oppenheimer was the big winner from this year’s Oscars, picking up seven awards from 13 nominations.

Rev Bill Crews talks to Sydney MP Alex Greenwich, about a bill to ban gay conversion therapy will to be introduced to NSW parliament, with allowances made for parents and religious sermons.

Sunday Night Bill Crews March 10 2024

Rev Bill Crews talks to Nigel Corish about how he and his wife Vanessa from Queensland, have been named the Weekly Times Coles 2023 Farmer of the Year as Australia’s best farmers in beef, cropping, dairy, horticulture, sheep and innovation.

Rev Bill Crews talks to Sleep Expert, Elina Winnel, about World Sleep Day which is next Friday March 15 and the theme for 2024 is Sleep Equity for Global Health. Sleep is essential to health, but measurable differences in sleep health persist across populations across the world, creating additional burdens and reinforcing health inequities.

Sunday Night Bill Crews March 3 2024

Rev Bill Crews says that with International Women's Day next Friday he couldn’t pass up the opportunity to re-visit an interview he did way back in 2007 with not only an Aussie icon but a feminist icon…Helen Reddy, whose hit 'I Am Woman' became a feminist anthem in the 1970's. Helen Reddy left us all too soon when she died in Los Angeles in 2020 at 78 years old.

Rev Bill Crews talks to bestselling author and Instagram poet, Jessica Urlichs about her book, 'Beautiful Chaos', a collection of raw, honest poems about motherhood – capturing everything from pregnancy to school age.

Rev Bill Crews talks to Eva Cox, writer, feminist, sociologist, social commentator and activist, about the upcoming INTERNATIONAL Women’s Day, Friday 8 March, which celebrates the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women.

Sunday Night Bill Crews February 25 2024

Sunday Night Bill Crews February 18 2024

Rev Bill Crews revisits an interview with Lisa McCune, who turns 53 years young tomorrow, and thought it would be a great excuse to revisit a chat he had with her in 2012.

Sunday Night Bill Crews February 11 2024

Sunday Night Bill Crews February 4 2024

Sunday Night Bill Crews with Susie Elelman January 28 2024

Sunday Night Bill Crews with Susie Elelman January 21 2024

Sunday Night Bill Crews with Susie Elelman January 14 2024

Sunday Night Bill Crews January 7 2024

Sunday Night Bill Crews December 17 2023

Rev Bill crews talks to Australian tenor, Mark Vincent, who has an amazing voice, about his Christmas album, It’s the Most Wonderful Time Of the Year, that he recorded five years ago, and his upcoming shows.