The Chrissie Swan Show. 71,466 likes · 305 talking about this. The official page for The Chrissie Swan Show! 2-4pm Weekdays on Nova. Radio star Chrissie Swan has made a major career move, finishing up her time on the Nova breakfast radio show Chrissie, Sam and Browny after seven years. The 48-year-old's two co-hosts Sam Pang and Jonathan 'Browny' Brown are also leaving the show. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Chrissie, Sam & Browny announce end to radio show.
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26 March 2022 · 6-min read. She sprung to fame as the runner-up on season three of Big Brother Australia, but Chrissie Swan, 48, has turned that reality TV moment into a stellar career. Now, she is taking over from the ever-popular Carrie Bickmore on the Channel Ten prime-time talk show The Project. There has been a lot of talk about her.. This Monday - January 30 - Chrissie Swan will launch her own national show on the Nova Network. The Chrissie Swan Show is the newest addition to the Nova line-up and can be heard weekdays from 2pm to 4pm. The show will feature everything listeners love about Chrissie, from relatable stories from her own life to popular segments that.
