Greg Page
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Sep 28, 2026
Simon CowieGUEST
Yeah, that's right.
Simon CowieGUEST
So Heart of the Nation was an organization that was started by Greg Page a bit over five years ago.
Simon CowieGUEST
Many of you would know Greg as the original Yellow Wiggle, and he founded Heart of the Nation after his own cardiac arrest experience on stage.
Simon CowieGUEST
And then Heart of the Nation, they merged with the Heart Foundation a bit over 12 months ago, so middle of 2025.
Jeremy WellsHOST
First question for Harley for the $200 Bunnings voucher.
Jeremy WellsHOST
Anthony Field, Murray Cook, Jeff Fett and Greg Page were members of which music group?
HarleyAUDIENCE
No idea.
Jeremy WellsHOST
It's the Wiggles.
DanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Who was the first guest that you had on that you, like, you couldn't believe that you managed to get
DosSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
them? My one, I still remember, I was driving down, it might have been Auburn Road, and this is going to sound really funny, but I had the big red car blasting in my car because we had Greg Page coming on the podcast.
DosSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He was from the Wiggles.
DanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Yeah, yeah.
46 MINS LATER
DanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Like you have a legacy of the show and you can make connections from previous episodes and like, yeah, you have something to sort of fall back on.
DHOST
It's funny.
DHOST
My attitude was in going back to when we had Greg Page, there was a first name or something.
DHOST
I remember once it was recorded, I'm like, no matter what happens now forever, because it was a big deal at the time for us, whatever happens, I can go and listen to that forever.
Jeremy WellsHOST
No, Sisyphus, which means you can't do it.
Jeremy WellsHOST
The final question was Anthony Field, Murray Cook, Jeff Fatt, Greg Page were members of which music group? You'd know that, definitely, Zach.
ZachAUDIENCE
Oh, of course.
Jeremy WellsHOST
Who
Trent NicolichHOST
Appreciate your feedback.
Trent NicolichHOST
Greg wants to have his say as well.
Trent NicolichHOST
Hello, Greg.
GregAUDIENCE
G'day, Trent.
GregAUDIENCE
How are you going?
GregAUDIENCE
I'm 50 years old.
GregAUDIENCE
I'm somewhat comfortable, but my kids are sort of struggling to get into the market.
Trent NicolichHOST
Yep, common theme, Greg, common theme.
Darby TraversHOST
I went out to Castle Hill in Sydney.
Darby TraversHOST
Greg Page, the original Yellow Eagle, many of our listeners would know, he is currently doing a bit of a comeback tour, Denver to Diamond, Greg Page.
Darby TraversHOST
And he's putting on quite a fair few shows around his local area in Sydney.
Darby TraversHOST
But he's got big plans.
13 MINS LATER
Darby TraversHOST
So it was good to go along.
Darby TraversHOST
And at the time, yeah, we didn't know how many shows he was going to do for this Denver to Diamond show, but it actually turns out it's going to be this massive, big, you know, he's selling merchandise and everything for Denver to Diamond.
Darby TraversHOST
He's selling Greg Page, you know, celebrating 35 years of music.
Darby TraversHOST
He's selling stubby holders and t-shirts and all sorts of things.
Nick CoatsworthHOST
Oh, Nick, what a voice.
Nick CoatsworthHOST
And with that unusual intro to Conspiracy Cabal, we are welcoming Greg Page as one of our special guests.
Nick CoatsworthHOST
Greg, welcome to the cabal.
Nick CoatsworthHOST
It is no secret, Rich Baker, what we're going to talk about now.
39 MINS LATER
Richard BakerHOST
Yeah, I think that's a great idea, Nick.
Richard BakerHOST
Thanks for listening to this episode.
Richard BakerHOST
Tune in next week for part two of more Elvis stories with Greg Page.
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Jeff DaytonHOST
remember Reggie playing that.
Jeff DaytonHOST
I worked with Reggie on some Neil Diamond stuff that was an Australian artist named Greg Page.
Jeff DaytonHOST
And he said, yeah, I played this on the record.
Gary TalleyGUEST
Yeah, and Bobby Emmons made up that organ part.