New Age Nannas
4BC Nights: Do you think the role of ‘grandma’ has changed over time? Walter Williams is joined by Doreen Rosenthal, author of New Age Nannas, to talk about grand-parenting in 2012.
Local Heroes - QLD Maritime Museun
4BC Nights: Run almost entirely by volunteers, the QLD Maritime Museum seeks to preserve and display our fascinating maritime history. CEO Ian Jempson and volunteer Chris Williams join Walter to talk about their new exhibit, which features items from the Titanic!
Eli Young Band
4BC Nights: Four boys from Texas, the Eli Young Band, join Walter Williams after their set with Tim McGraw and Faith Hill. The talk to Walt about crazy girls, checked shirts and their new vision for country music.
Tripod
4BC Nights: For the past 15 years self-professed geeks and musical geniuses Tripod have been imparting their unique brand of humour on the world. Scod, Yon and Gatesy join Walter Williams for a hilarious feature interview – listen now!
Dave Stewart
4BC Nights: English musician, producer and one half of the hit pop-rock duo Eurythmics, Dave Stewart, joins Walter Wiliams in the Chat Room. They talk about Dave’s musical collaborations, new album and bizarre tales from life on the road.
Connected Inc
4BC Nights: In the aftermath of the January 2011 floods, a group of just eight Brisbane residents came together to form 'Connected Inc' - a grassroots disaster response unit that has helped over 10,000 people to date. Walter Williams is joined in the studio by inspirational founder Craig Michaels.
Ronnie "The Whistler" Ronalde
4BC Nights: Walter Williams caught up with "the happy whistler", Ronnie Ronalde, one of the great performers in show business who deserves the title -' Legend'. The octogenarian told Walter his whistling has only improved with age.
Chris Botti
4BC Nights: Walter Williams caught up with fellow Silver fox Chris Botti ahead of his performance in Brisbane. The largest selling American jazz instrumentalist spoke about his multiple Grammy awards and ability to successfully cross over to pop.
"Partners and Crime"
4BC Nights: Walter Williams caught up with Rochelle Jackson, author of ‘Partners and Crime’ to find out what attracts women to dangerous men, bad boys of crime including Mrs Chopper Reid and Bob Trimbole’s partner. Rochelle also told Walter what life is like living on the wrong side of the law.
Snowtown House
4BC Nights: The Paranormal panel joined Walter Williams as he spoke to the real estate agent selling the infamous Snowtown house and bank. South Australian real estate agent Nigel Christie told Walter and the boys about the property where eight bodies were found in barrels and how much he expected the home to sell for.
Lost in Bill Mumy
4BC Nights: Bill Mumy, American actor, musician, voice-over artist and a figure in the science-fiction community. Best known for his work on Lost In Space and Babylon 5, Bill chats to Walter Williams about his fascinating life, childhood and career.
Walter William's Xmas Party 2011
4BC Night: Took a look through some memories of Walter Williams CRAZY Christmas Party from 2011 - YOU might have even been there.
Nomophobia
4BC Nights: Do you suffer from nomophobia? It’s the fear of being without your mobile phone and according to a recent study, this condition is on the rise. Walter Williams spoke to psychiatrist and journalist, Dr Tanveer Ahmed about this condition and how modern technology rules our lives.
Jamie Durie
4BC Nights: Gardening guru Jamie Durie joins Walter Williams to chat about his journey from ManPower performer to TV star, entrepreneur and environmental campaigner. His fame went global after landing a role on the Oprah Winfrey Show. Listen now!
David Williamson
4BC Nights: Renowned Queensland playwright David Williamson has dedicated his career to bringing us uniquely Australian stories. He joins Walter Williams in the Chat Room to talk candidly about his life, perspectives on Australian culture and favourite footy team.
Rhonda Burchmore
4BC Nights: Aussie showgirl Rhonda Burchmore joins 4BC Nights, telling Walter Williams about her love of the stage, her dream super power and what it’s like to have “legs that go all the way to heaven”.
Troy Cassar-Daley
4BC Nights: Despite winning a swag of awards, country music star Troy Cassar-Daley remains one of Australia’s most down-to-earth musicians. He tells Walter Williams about the past year – from his farm flooding to heading to Nashville.
