Sophi for the past few years has become dependant on a wheelchair.  We discover what it is like to be a minority member of society.

Julie discusses manners and the lack of them with friends and relatives.

Sam Webster has been a broadcaster, advertising sales man and involved with the media for many years.  He discusses with Julie the issue of discovering the truth in what people write, and say.  

Every organisation cost money to run.  That includes charities.  Who has to support them?  And, is it worth our while to do so?  Menslink is a Canberra charity that helps young men learn about life.  It is successful and is generously supported by those who can see its value.  What can we learn from this? 

Why does something belong to you?  Is it because you have it?  Can that be proof you own it?  Julie gets some legal interpretation on Ownership as well as what you can you say is yours from a Will.

In this episode and well known accountant and writer on money matters discusses saving and budgeting with Julie. 

Have you ever thought about Volunteering, and how much it saves charitable organisations?  Without volunteers they wouldn't survive.  Brittany explains how working for Saint Vincent de Paul (Vinnies) has enriched her life.  

People who are born with, or are fortunate to become wealthy, should realise with wealth comes responsibility.  Money, as the saying goes, Makes the World go Round, but not if the owner doesn't spend it to help others.  Julie discusses this with her guest today. 

There are many ways people can be abused.  Julie investigates the various effects of abuse and the results on people abused. 

There is power in being able to speak to a crowd.  Learning to speak in public is easy?  Of course it is once you have learned the art.