Beck Rogers is a 41-year-old wife and mother living in suburban Melbourne. She has decided to share her story - one of protracted sexual abuse, manipulation and coercive control at the hands of her father over more than three decades. Beck had the courage to persist and the courage to finally the end the abuse.

She is telling her story in interview with Peter Hoysted in the hope other victims might come forward and end the cycle of abuse. This is not an easy listen but an important one.

One in 10 Australians experience sexual abuse at the hands of a family member. Beck wants them to know there is a way out.

Victims can seek justice and become survivors.

Overview: In this episode, Jack the Insider and Hong Kong Jack discuss a wide array of topics ranging from breakthrough medical treatments to global politics, crime, sports, and cultural events, providing insightful commentary and analysis.

1. Breakthrough in Pancreatic Cancer Treatment

• Discussion on Peter Moulding's miraculous recovery from metastatic pancreatic cancer through a clinical trial drug, AMP945.
• Reflection on the promising advancements in immunological cancer treatments.

1. Childcare Safety Crisis

• Examination of horrifying child abuse allegations against a childcare worker in Melbourne.
• Critique of systemic flaws in background checks and legislative gaps in child safety policies.

1. Victorian Politics

• Analysis of recent polls showing Labor's resurgence under Premier Jacinta Allen.
• Internal conflicts and challenges plaguing the Victorian Liberal party and their implications for upcoming elections.

1. Anti-Semitic Incidents in Melbourne

• Report on a rise in targeted attacks against the Jewish community, including vandalism at a Jewish restaurant and an arson attempt at a synagogue.
• Broader discussion on combating hate and promoting tolerance in multicultural societies.

1. Reflections on the 7/7 London Bombings

• Marking the 20th anniversary of the London bombings.
• Personal stories of survivors and analysis of counter-terrorism efforts since that time.

1. Cultural Spotlight: Oasis Reunion

• Review of the iconic band's reunion concert in Wales and their return to form with a highly anticipated world tour.

1. Sports Coverage:

• Highlights from Wimbledon, including Novak Djokovic’s form and Alex de Minaur’s performance.
• Updates on AFL, NFLW, and the upcoming State of Origin decider.

1. Opinions on Middle East Peace Talks

• Speculations on the declining control of Hamas in Gaza and possibilities for regional peace and stability.

1. U.S. Politics and Policies

• Insights into the impact of the "Big Beautiful Bill" passed in Congress, including its contentious provisions.

1. Hong Kong Jack’s Story Highlight

• A tribute to the late televangelist Jimmy Swaggart and reflections on his controversial life and legacy.

Jack interviews Peter McCluskey - a full time carer and volunteer with EMERGE Australia, a support group for sufferers of Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS), a complex, long-term illness characterised by severe fatigue that is not relieved by rest, joint pain, multiple food allergies, dizziness, sensitivity to light, touch and sound.

Peter’s wife, Jen, was first diagnosed with ME/CFS in 1993.

Peter outlines the struggles his wife has had to manage over the last three decades. The condition is exacerbated by medical health professionals who often believe ME/CFS is a psychosomatic syndrome. Poor and out-dated advice from the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners continues to worsen the symptoms for sufferers of this debilitating illness.

The advice remains in place in Australia despite changes to treatment in the UK and the US. Sufferers are often bed bound for much of their lives. They find it extremely difficult to access government support, including disability pensions and the NDIS.