Episode 335: Maggie Groff is not your average nurseTo a young Maggie Groff, the life of a nurse sounded exciting. But once she started her training at London's King's College Hospital, she quickly came to grips with a demanding career. In her new book Not Your Average Nurse, Maggie shares warm and witty stories of mistakes and mayhem, tea and sympathy, and the life-affirming moments that make it all worthwhile. 

PLUS Karen Gately tells us how to get fired (or avoid it).

For more on this episode, head to www.lukeandsusie.com

Episode 335: Maggie Groff is not your average nurseTo a young Maggie Groff, the life of a nurse sounded exciting. But once she started her training at London's King's College Hospital, she quickly came to grips with a demanding career. In her new book Not Your Average Nurse, Maggie shares warm and witty stories of mistakes and mayhem, tea and sympathy, and the life-affirming moments that make it all worthwhile. 

PLUS Karen Gately tells us how to get fired (or avoid it).

For more on this episode, head to www.lukeandsusie.com

Celebrating 19 years on the comedy circuit, Luke & Susie came across Mark on their recent cruise. But they learned there was far more to Mark than his on-stage routine, so they asked him to come on the show.

PLUS Alex Tselios tells us how intelligent women extend mens' lives.

More info on this episode @ www.lukeandsusie.com

Celebrating 19 years on the comedy circuit, Luke & Susie came across Mark on their recent cruise. But they learned there was far more to Mark than his on-stage routine, so they asked him to come on the show.

PLUS Alex Tselios tells us how intelligent women extend mens' lives.

More info on this episode @ www.lukeandsusie.com

'The Shack' was a popular yet controversial novel released in 2007 by author William P. Young. Ten years later, it's been brought to life on the silver screen by Sam Worthington, Radha Mitchell and Octavia Spencer. Director Stuart Hazeldine joins us to tell us more about making the film and address concerns from the Catholic community.

PLUS Rowdy McLean talks about change.

For more info on this episode, head to www.lukeandsusie.com

'The Shack' was a popular yet controversial novel released in 2007 by author William P. Young. Ten years later, it's been brought to life on the silver screen by Sam Worthington, Radha Mitchell and Octavia Spencer. Director Stuart Hazeldine joins us to tell us more about making the film and address concerns from the Catholic community.

PLUS Rowdy McLean talks about change.

For more info on this episode, head to www.lukeandsusie.com

Adelaide author William Reimer wrote a story about a ferret that gets bullied for a Year 11 English assignment. He received positive feedback and a good grade for it, but didn't think much more of it. After a few years collecting dust, the former cafe worker quit his job and looked to self-publish the story as a children's book. We catch up with William to find out more about the book, and why it's copping flack online.

PLUS Dr Jenny Brockis talks to us about retail therapy - does it actually make us feel better?

For more on this episode, visit www.lukeandsusie.com

Adelaide author William Reimer wrote a story about a ferret that gets bullied for a Year 11 English assignment. He received positive feedback and a good grade for it, but didn't think much more of it. After a few years collecting dust, the former cafe worker quit his job and looked to self-publish the story as a children's book. We catch up with William to find out more about the book, and why it's copping flack online.

PLUS Dr Jenny Brockis talks to us about retail therapy - does it actually make us feel better?

For more on this episode, visit www.lukeandsusie.com

Simon Gillard wanted to be a police officer from a young age. After achieving his dream, years of seeing horrific crimes left him suffering Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Simon details his experiences in his book "Life Sentence: A Police Officer's Battle with PTSD" and shared some of his battles with Luke & Susie.

PLUS Annette Spurr on raising thankful children.

For more on this episode, visit www.lukeandsusie.com

Simon Gillard wanted to be a police officer from a young age. After achieving his dream, years of seeing horrific crimes left him suffering Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Simon details his experiences in his book "Life Sentence: A Police Officer's Battle with PTSD" and shared some of his battles with Luke & Susie.

PLUS Annette Spurr on raising thankful children.

For more on this episode, visit www.lukeandsusie.com