In this special episode from Adelaide, TLP Radio Show speaks with RSL SA/NT/Broken Hill's Keith Harrison about the latest goings-on, former ABC Radio personality Peter Goers about everything, Aboriginal Veterans SA's Ian Smith about working together...and has a glass of Ricca Terra wine.

A couple of years ago I spoke with Michael Smith, owner of the Sun Theatre in Yarraville. Michael speaks about buying the theatre in 1994 after it had laid empty for 18 years, about his international venture, 'Screens Without Borders' and of plans to fly around the world, without a pilots licence or a plane.

The Last Post Radio Show speaks with Women Veterans Australia Chair, LJ Kennealy about women's issues in the defence force and of sharing stories to provide better outcomes. For the ADF to be an employer-of-choice for men and women and to break the silence and allow women to work in a safe space and have a voice at the table.

In 2021, I interviewed ABC correspondent Bill Birtles about his then recently released book, 'The Truth About China'. Bill speaks about our ongoing relationship with the superpower, about state security police knocking on his door at midnight and of being interrogated in a shabby hotel room with discussions about beer.

In this detailed discussion, The Last Post Radio Show speaks with newly-elected RSL Victoria State President, Dr Mark Schroffel about the agenda for change, the determination to be of great service to veterans and to maintaining female representation. And, of the RSL being a representative and reflection of the community.

The Last Post Radio Show speaks with RSL SA/NT/Broken Hill CEO, Tara Belton. Tara speaks about the Wellbeing Reach Out Service, an initiative of the state branch, the importance of education and inclusion and having a sense of purpose in being there for every veteran.

The Last Post Radio Show visits Annie Waters at Mostly Books, in Mitcham South Australia. Annie takes us around her beautiful store that caters for everyone. We chat about reading as a persistent human activity that can calm, relax, reduce blood pressure and loneliness.

Surgeon and author, Susan Nuehaus speaks with the Radio Show about her book, The Surgeon of Royaumont. Set on the battlefields of WW1, fighting barriers in order to get through medical school and serve in hospitals, a young Australian woman finds her calling as a surgeon, goes to France and lands at a hospital run and staffed entirely by women.