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 cultural burning, why 
traditional knowledge remains as relevant as ever, and how all Australians can 
learn from the world's oldest continuing culture. It's a thoughtful conversation 
about connection, respect and the lessons that can help shape a stronger future 
for both people and the land.

Bill speaks with Victor Steffensen, Indigenous author, filmmaker and traditional&nbsp; knowledge holder, about his acclaimed book The Knowledge and the enduring&nbsp; wisdom of Aboriginal culture. As Australia marks NAIDOC Week, they explore&nbsp; what it truly means to care for Country, the importance of cultural burning, why&nbsp; traditional knowledge remains as relevant as ever, and how all Australians can&nbsp; learn from the world's oldest continuing culture. It's a thoughtful conversation&nbsp; about connection, respect and the lessons that can help shape a stronger future&nbsp; for both people and the land.

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Sunday Nights with Rev. Bill Crews - Highlights

Sunday Nights with Rev. Bill Crews: Highlights

Sunday Nights with Rev. Bill Crews

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 Victor Steffensen, Indigenous author, filmmaker and traditional  knowledge holder

Sunday Nights with Bill Crews - 19 July 2026

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 all backgrounds matters more than ever. They explore the rise of antisemitism, the balance between free speech and respect, surprising misconceptions that different faith communities hold about one another, and how listening before judging can help build stronger relationships and a more united Australia. It's a thoughtful discussion about faith, understanding and finding common
ground without compromising deeply held beliefs

Bill Crews speaks with Reverend Peter Chapman about the power of&nbsp;genuine conversation across faiths in an increasingly divided world.&nbsp;As organiser of the thought-provoking event A Pastor, a Priest &amp; a&nbsp;Rabbi Walk Into a Bar, Peter discusses why honest dialogue between&nbsp;Christians, Jews and people of all backgrounds matters more than&nbsp;ever. They explore the rise of antisemitism, the balance between free&nbsp;speech and respect, surprising misconceptions that different faith&nbsp;communities hold about one another, and how listening before judging&nbsp;can help build stronger relationships and a more united Australia. It's a&nbsp;thoughtful discussion about faith, understanding and finding common ground without compromising deeply held beliefs

Rev Peter Chapman -  A Pastor, a Priest & a Rabbi Walk Into a Bar

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 interference. The conversation also revisits the growing profile of Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff,
explores the latest escalation involving Iran, and discusses what these developments could mean for the United States, its allies and the wider world.

Bill speaks with political analyst Cory Alpert about the political fallout from&nbsp;President Donald Trump's major speech delivered on 16 July. They examine the&nbsp;key messages from the address, the reaction across Washington, and Trump's&nbsp;comments on election security and allegations of foreign interference. The&nbsp;conversation also revisits the growing profile of Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff, explores the latest escalation involving Iran, and discusses what these&nbsp;developments could mean for the United States, its allies and the wider world.

Victor Steffensen, Indigenous author, filmmaker and traditional knowledge holder

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