Podcast appearances and mentions of william crighton

Australian singer-songwriter William Crighton joins host Jack Stafford for a remarkable conversation with legendary explorer, anthropologist and ethnobotanist Wade Davis — bestselling author of The Serpent and the Rainbow and one of the world's leading voices on indigenous cultures, psychedelics, anthropology and human consciousness.Recorded on Wade Davis' 70th birthday, this episode explores Aboriginal songlines, Dreamtime, psychedelics, race, optimism, creativity, music as trance, fatherhood, indigenous wisdom and the modern crisis of meaning.Before Wade joins the conversation, William discusses his evolving sound, his acclaimed album Water and Dust, collaborations with William Barton and Jeff Lang, touring in Canada and China, his prison songwriting programme and his focus on lower-carbon solo touring.During the episode, Wade says:“Despair is an insult to the imagination.”Later:“Give your destiny time to find you.”That line inspired William to write a brand new original song called Destiny, which closes the episode.Podsongs is the podcast where musicians interview inspiring non-musical guests as inspiration for a new song.Timestamps:00:00 Show Intro00:34 William Crighton's Sound Journey04:30 Authenticity, Art & Service05:32 Why William Chose Wade Davis08:57 Wade Davis Stories & 70th Birthday10:58 Touring Canada & Musical Roots12:53 Australia, Landscape & History14:43 China, Walkabout & The New Album20:00 COVID Lockdowns & The Birth of Podsongs22:11 Wade Davis Joins The Call24:02 Aboriginal Dreaming & Songlines28:52 Why Race Is A Myth According To Genetics38:49 Optimism As A Choice43:04 Psychedelics & Phases Of Life46:44 Sacred Experience vs Religion48:07 Music As Trance & Prayer53:30 Nature, Myth & Metaphor56:45 Hope In An Age Of Change01:05:09 How Landscape Shapes Culture01:08:53 Egalitarianism & Human Connection01:17:11 Elder Wisdom & Destiny01:23:48 Lucky Breaks, Risk & Saying Yes01:28:07 Final Reflections & New Song01:32:24 “Give Your Destiny Time To Find You”Wade Davis:Wade Davis Official WebsiteWilliam Crighton:William Crighton Official WebsitePre-save Destiny:Pre-save Destiny on SpotifyPodsongs:Podsongs Official Website#WadeDavis #WilliamCrighton #Podsongs

Katie plays new songs by Australian music stalwarts Katie Noonan, Josh Pyke and Katy Steele, alongside lesser-known local artists Dan Cully and William Crighton. There's also superb new music from a member of the band Radiohead, the important new album from War Child Records, queer Canadian artist Rose Cousins, and English songwriter Ivor Game. Here is the playlist: Blue Morpho – Ed O'Brien This Isn't What I Signed Up For – Katie Noonan River Song – Dan Cully Nothing I Could Hide – Arlo Parks & War Child Records Cold – Rose Cousins Australia – William Crighton Kingdom Within – Josh Pyke Relapse – Katy Steele Sunrise – Ivor Game Above: Josh Pyke's ‘Kingdom Within’ single cover artwork The post Kingdom within – Show #387 (part 2), 19 April 2026 appeared first on Miss Chatelaine.

Seja talks to her guest William Crighton about the making of his new album Colonial Drift and his collaborators. He tells Seja about growing up in western New South Wales, how he was introduced to singing by his mother and grandmother teaching him church hymns and how that fused music and spirituality together for him from an early age. William talks about living in America, his experience with cultural cringe and cultural/ancestral guilt and how seeing Merle Haggard changed his feelings about his musical journey. They talk about trying to reconcile our own complicity in a climate crisis as an artist, different practices around lyric writing and band members feeling like family. William's strange show story was illustrated by Seja. All illustrations can be seen on instagram @hearsejpodcast or on the HearSej Facebook page. End podcast theme by Sam Cromack.

Singer-songwriter William Crighton releases his fourth solo album Colonial Drift this coming Friday, the follow-up to his acclaimed ARIA-winning record Water and Dust. Visit williamcrightonmusic.com.au to pre-order the album, or to buy tickets to his upcoming Australian/NZ tour.

Salty Dog's HAZE Podcast, January 2025 We are coming out of the HAZE from the seasons cheers tone hounds. So what better way than with a mess o fine toons to kick us into twenty twenty five. Cuts from Lothar Nabde Schack, Otis Namrell, Kuther Allison, Baker Smith Gamble, Steely Dan, McNaMarr Project, Paul Butterfield, Tony Jow White, Wilson Diesel, Richard Thompson, MOntio Amundson, Nick Charles, Teskey Brothers, William Crighton, Gary Clark Jnr, Junior Kimbrough, Charlie Parr, Jake Xerxes Fussell, John Gorka, Brett Mosley, Jeffery Foucault, Clayton Doley. ARTIST / TRACK / ALBUM ** Australia 1. Lothar Nande Schack / Get Right Church / Walk Right In 2. ** Otis Namrell Trio / Roadtrippin' Blues / Otis Namrell Trio 3. Luther Allison / Ragged And Dirty / Bad News Is Coming 4. ** The Baker Smith Gamble / The Ol' Bump N Grind / The Baker Smith Gamble 5. Steely Dan / Show Biz Kids / Countdown To Ecstasy 6. ** The McNaMarr Project / Driving Wheel / The Quasar Sessions 7. Paul Butterfield Blues Band / Just To Be With You / The Original Lost Elektra Sessions 8. Tony Joe White / Living Off The Land / Feeling Snakey 9. ** Wilson Diesel / I Can't Stand The Rain / Short Cool Ones 10. Richard Thompson / Hard On Me / Mock Tudor 11. Monti Amundson / Plain As Day / Somebody's Happened To Our Love 12. ** Nick Charles / Three Lines Deep / The River Flows 13. ** The Teskey Brothers / Drown In My Own Tears / The Circle Session 14. ** William Crighton / Your Country / Water And Dust 15. Gary Clark Jnr / Catfish Blues / Gary Clarke Jnr Live 16. Junior Kimbrough / Most Things Haven't Worked Out / Most Things Haven't Worked Out 17. Charlie Parr / Dog / Dog 18. Jake Xerxes Fussell / Pork And Beans / Jake Xerxes Fussell 19. John Gorka / Thorny Patch / After Yesterday 20. ** Brett Mosley / What You Feel / Charge 21. Jeffrey Foucault / The Universal Fire / The Universal Fire 22. ** Clayton Doley / Barely Alive / Nervous

This week, Tumut alumni William Crighton joins us to talk about his new national tour kicking off at Tilly's this weekend. Plus we bring you al the latest local, news, sports and what's happening around the Riverina.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're chatting with William Crighton, Nick Howe and the Governor of Hunter Correctional Centre Wayne Bywater about their current music program ABOUT THE GOOD STUFF Join Bonnie for all The Good Stuff happening around Newcastle and the Hunter. Good people, awesome music and great events happening in Newcastle and the Hunter every weekday from 4 pm. The Good Stuff! https://newcastlelive.com.au/the-good-stuff/ ABOUT NEWCASTLE LIVE From what's on, to what matters. Newcastle Live is the Hunter's source of entertainment and lifestyle news and information. We're devoted to all the great things happening in the region. We'll keep you up to date with what's on in Newcastle, the Hunter and Lake Macquarie. https://newcastlelive.com.au/

We're joined by William Crighton behind the scenes at Dashville Skyline '23, thanks to BYD Auto Australia ABOUT THE GOOD STUFF Join Bonnie for all The Good Stuff happening around Newcastle and the Hunter. Good people, awesome music and great events happening in Newcastle and the Hunter every weekday from 4 pm. The Good Stuff! https://newcastlelive.com.au/the-good-stuff/ ABOUT NEWCASTLE LIVE From what's on, to what matters. Newcastle Live is the Hunter's source of entertainment and lifestyle news and information. We're devoted to all the great things happening in the region. We'll keep you up to date with what's on in Newcastle, the Hunter and Lake Macquarie. https://newcastlelive.com.au/

In this not-to-be-missed episode of Triple M Nights, Gleeso sits down with the legendary Rob Hirst, a musician with an unyielding passion for raw and powerful rock compositions. Journey through the intimate corridors of the new collaborative musical venture, "Hirst, Moginie & Stuart," as they unveil their heart-throbbing EP, "Red Continent." Dive deep as Rob Hirst, a cornerstone of Midnight Oil, unravels his fresh endeavour post their 2022 finale tour, taking listeners on a soulful odyssey that encapsulates half a century of songwriting prowess. Accompanied by the prodigious Jim Moginie, renowned for his unparalleled production skills, and Australia's leading studio drummer, Hamish Stuart, this trio crafts tracks that resonate with the heartbeat of the Australian rock scene. Recorded at Sydney's famed Oceanic studio, the "Red Continent" EP narrates a more personal yet fiercely compelling perspective on the passage of time, interwoven with themes of justice, history, and solidarity. Featuring contributions from industry stalwarts like Warne Livesey and Jack Howard, plus the vigorous vocals of William Crighton, this EP promises a rich auditory experience that echoes the essence of true Australian rock spirit. Be prepared to immerse yourself in the poetic verses of "Little Bits of Wire," a touching tribute to Hirst's father, and experience the uplifting energies of "No Longer Shadows" and "The Strongest Memory," tracks that stand as a testament to Australia's vibrant history and the indomitable spirits who tell its stories. Join us on Triple M Nights for an episode that transcends mere entertainment, venturing into the realms of heartfelt storytelling and rock heritage.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Toujours dans notre série de rencontres sur le Festival Cognac Blues Passion 2023, rencontre aujourd'hui avec ce grand artiste Australien William Chrighton. Interview en Anglais par Jérome Manceau & Diègo on the Rocks (Agenda & Webzine / Musiques en live)

Liz Stringer is one of Australia's most admired and versatile songwriters and instrumentalists. Liz has teamed up with William Crighton for a co-headline tour that will hit The Cambridge Hotel on March 24, they have also just released a cover of Midnight Oil's iconic tune ‘Golden Age'.

What's new Nerds? We've got a few new releases to share with you fine folks.Andy's pick comes from indie rock veteran Elvis Costello and his band The Imposters. The record finds Costello channeling his early straight-ahead rock sound – and doing it well.Don's selection is a folk rock record from Minneapolis-based duo The Cactus Blossoms. It features vocal harmonies reminiscent of the Everly Brothers while sampling the best of 70s country and soft rock.The Dude's pick comes from the land down under – William Crighton's latest album Water and Dust. Though the record is steeped in Australian sounds and lore, we all found it relatable and I dare say, enjoyable.What do you think of these records? What great albums are we missing out on? Join music-minded nerds on our Discord, albumnerds.com/discord. Email us, podcast@albumnerds.com. Or leave a voicemail at (585) 210-2454‬.Hope you enjoy and thanks for listening!

A man who we used to watch at The Tourist in Wagga has taken out one of Australia's most prestigious music awards - William Crighton joined Jamie and Leigh. A Nibble of the News - and how many bags do you need to fit an entire train engine if you plan to steal it?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As most of you would be aware, we here at The Good Stuff are massive fans of William Crighton. His landmark album Water & Dust was a stand out release of 2022 and, when William was nominated for an ARIA Award recently for the album Water & Dust, we were both excited and positive that he would win. And he bloody well did. So, please welcome back to The Good Stuff, ARIA Award winning singer/songwriter, William Crighton . . .

An interview with our favourite Aussie artist, William Crighton, recorded backstage at Dashville Skyline.

Beans on Toast and William Crighton (AZ) sits down with BRETT NEWSKI at the Clapham Grand Theatre in London UK. More on Beans: https://beansontoastmusic.com/ More on William: https://williamcrightonmusic.com.au/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/brettnewski1

Some of Australia's biggest names in music will be headlining a free concert aimed at lifting the spirits of flood-affected Northern Rivers residents. The line-up for the 'One from the Heart' concert includes Daryl Braithwaite, Paul Kelly and Dan Kelly, The Buckleys, Sheppard, Darlinghurst, Lime Cordiale, Jon Stevens and Lismore's own Grinspoon. Households from some of the hardest-hit postcodes including Lismore and surrounds — 2480 — as well as the lower Richmond (postcodes 2471, 2472) qualify for four free tickets to the event, which will be held on Sunday, May 15. Meanwhile, the Environmental Music Prize Finalists have been announced: Billy Otto ‘Can't Take The Ocean Out Of Me' Briggs & Tim Minchin ‘Housefyre' Ciaran Gribbin ‘What If' Eskimo Joe ‘Say Something' Holy Holy ‘Hello My Beautiful World' Holy Holy ‘Port Road' In Hearts Wake ‘Worldwide Suicide' Jack River ‘We Are The Youth' Jess Ribeiro ‘In Love With This Place' King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard ‘If Not Now, Then When?' King Stingray ‘Hey Wanhaka' L-Fresh The Lion ‘Mother' Lime Cordiale ‘Addicted To The Sunshine' Little Green ‘The Night' Paul Kelly ‘Sleep Australia Sleep' Reverend Bones ‘The Sky Was Blue (The Bushfire Song)' Rory Phillips ‘The Truth' Sage Roadknight ‘Voices' Small Island Big Song ‘Ta'u Tama' Tambah Project ‘Our Song' The Boy of Many Colors ft. Emily Wurramara ‘When a Tree Falls' Virtual Choir by The Bowerbird Collective ‘World Migratory Bird Day' What So Not ft. Evan Giia ‘Messin' Me Up' William Crighton ft. William Barton & Julieanne Crighton ‘Your Country' Thanks for listening! Be sure to subscribe for more content. Like Homebrewed on Facebook Follow Homebrewed on Instagram Check out our Spotify Playlists here Catch up on everything Homebrewed Homebrewed is a radio program and podcast dedicated to supporting the Australian Music Industry. Cameron Smith and Eamonn Snow have been presenting Homebrewed since November 2017 and have received excellence awards and the admiration of local bands for their presentation of Homebrewed and their continued support of the Australian music scene. This podcast is designed so you can enjoy conversations with musicians, industry representatives and music media personalities.

WILLIAM CRIGHTON discusses his new album, Water & Dust, with Rhythms editor Brian Wise.  

With his husky baritone voice and his stories of Australia—as it was, as it is, and as it could be—William Crighton is staking his claim to be part of the Australian songbook. In the Drawing Room, William speaks with Andy Park about his new album Water and Dust, his family, his friendship with William Barton, and his love for writing about the human stories.

With his husky baritone voice and his stories of Australia—as it was, as it is, and as it could be—William Crighton is staking his claim to be part of the Australian songbook. In the Drawing Room, William speaks with Andy Park about his new album Water and Dust, his family, his friendship with William Barton, and his love for writing about the human stories.

Two more listener calls with October new music picks. Scott Isom talks up Black Thought, Gord Downie, Jeff Tweedy, the Mountain Goats and Bruce Springsteen. And Liam McIndoe selects tunes by Davey Lane, Julia Jacklin and William Crighton. Episode editor: Samantha Reed Become a Rockin' the Suburbs patron - support the show and get bonus content - at Patreon.com/suburbspod (http://patreon.com/suburbspod) Subscribe to Rockin' the Suburbs on Apple Podcasts/iTunes or other podcast platforms, including audioBoom, Spotify, Google Play, SoundCloud, Stitcher and TuneIn. Or listen at SuburbsPod.com (http://suburbspod.com/) . Please rate/review the show on Apple Podcasts/iTunes and share it with your friends. Visit our website at SuburbsPod.com (http://suburbspod.com/) Email Jim & Patrick at rock@suburbspod.com Follow us on the Twitter, Facebook or Instagram @suburbspod If you're glad or sad or high, call the Suburban Party Line — 612-440-1984. Theme music by Quartjar. Visit quartjar42.com (http://quartjar42.com/) (c) Artie S. Industries LLC

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How does faith work as a solvent to despondency and fear? This week, Tim Costello and Evert-Jan Ouweneel from World Vision on the power of hope 'in a broken world'. And musician William Crighton on why he's no longer religious, but finds meaning and happiness in the earth around him.

How does faith work as a solvent to despondency and fear? This week, Tim Costello and Evert-Jan Ouweneel from World Vision on the power of hope 'in a broken world'. And musician William Crighton on why he's no longer religious, but finds meaning and happiness in the earth around him.

William Crighton dropped by Eastside FM for a chat with Cathy Kirkpatrick about his brand new ablum “Empire”, and played “Happiness” and “Morning Song” live on The Last Waltz.  This extraordinary artist was born in the Riverina, now living in Hunter Valley, songs are fuelled with enormous passion and hope for a better, brighter future.    […]

An Australian singer/songwriter who is currently recording his second record for Universal Music, working with producer Matt Sherrod. Last October, Rolling Stone said he, “breathes fresh and strikingly vivid life into the umbrous bush of traditional Australian balladry.” This year he has performed on both coasts of Canada and put out a 7-inch vinyl release and digital single. He has also performed with The Beach Boys and The Temptations.

William Crighton's debut album garnered five-star reviews for both his songwriting and performing skills.

Andrew, Gill and Hamish chat to folk rock musician William Crighton about his first time performing performing on a paddle steamer and returning to the place of his childhood, the Murray River, for the Riverboats Music Festival in Echuca-Moama.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.