Bill speaks with author Kirsten McHugh about her deeply personal memoir, Seekers, Sinners & Me. After her husband Jack was diagnosed with cancer, the couple embarked on an 800-kilometre 
pilgrimage along Spain's Camino de Santiago, searching for time, perspective and a deeper appreciation of life. Kirsten shares the lessons she learned about love, loss, gratitude and the importance of slowing down before it's too late. 

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How do we teach children about personal safety without frightening them? Bill Crews speaks with Holly-Ann Martin OAM, founder and Managing Director of Safe4Kids, who has spent more than four decades helping families, schools and communities protect children from abuse. Holly-Ann shares practical advice on starting age-appropriate conversations, recognising warning signs, empowering children to speak up, and creating safer environments for every child. It's an insightful and essential discussion for parents, grandparents, carers, teachers and anyone who wants to help keep children safe. 

Find out more at www.safe4kids.com.au

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Bill speaks with acclaimed performer and director Olga Tamara about the  world premiere of Women Over 40 – The Cabaret. Blending comedy, music and  heartfelt storytelling, the new production celebrates the resilience, humour and  wisdom that come with life after 40. Olga shares the inspiration behind the show,  why its message resonates with audiences of all ages, and how laughter can help 
us embrace life's challenges with confidence and joy.

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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

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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.

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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, Alistair offers a unique insider's perspective after more than three decades in Westminster. Together they discuss the rise of populist politics, the challenges facing Britain's next leader, the state of democracy, ongoing international conflicts, and what these changes could mean for Australia's long-standing relationship with the United Kingdom.

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Listen to the full show of Sunday Nights with Bill Crews.

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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 and community, how Paul's own journey from Scotland to Australia shaped his writing, and why some of life's most important moments happen well beyond the sidelines.

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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 experience. Sharmily explains how iShine provides transitional employment opportunities that build confidence, develop workplace skills and create pathways to sustainable careers. It's a conversation about the life-changing impact of meaningful work, the importance of opening doors for others, and how giving someone their first opportunity can transform not only an individual's future, but their family and community as well.

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