As we remember those Australian and New Zealand diggers who landed at Gallipoli but didn't make it home, we talk to some special guests for whom ANZAC Day has a special meaning.

• former soldier, now Federal MP Stuart Robert 
  
  
• Retired bomb disposal expert Andy Cullen and his wife Zoe who endured a long road to a PTSD diagnosis
  
  
• Author Anthony Hill tells us about heroic animals that have assisted us at war.

For more info, check out www.lukeandsusie.com

As we remember those Australian and New Zealand diggers who landed at Gallipoli but didn't make it home, we talk to some special guests for whom ANZAC Day has a special meaning.

• former soldier, now Federal MP Stuart Robert 
  
  
• Retired bomb disposal expert Andy Cullen and his wife Zoe who endured a long road to a PTSD diagnosis
  
  
• Author Anthony Hill tells us about heroic animals that have assisted us at war.

For more info, check out www.lukeandsusie.com

Shivani Gopal was building her career in the finance industry when an instance of harassment was swept under the rug. The experience led her to create The Remarkable Woman - a website and program designed to educate and empower women in the workplace and in life. Shivani joined us to explain the incident that started it all, what TRW offers, and her career advice for both men and women. 

PLUS Dr Jenny Brockis explains how M comes before H in her alphabet.

For more podcasts and show links, head to www.lukeandsusie.com 

Shivani Gopal was building her career in the finance industry when an instance of harassment was swept under the rug. The experience led her to create The Remarkable Woman - a website and program designed to educate and empower women in the workplace and in life. Shivani joined us to explain the incident that started it all, what TRW offers, and her career advice for both men and women. 

PLUS Dr Jenny Brockis explains how M comes before H in her alphabet.

For more podcasts and show links, head to www.lukeandsusie.com 

Lee Strobel considered a divorce when his wife came home one day as a Christian. As a journalist, legal editor of The Chicago Tribune, author and sceptic, Lee set about researching the origins of Christianity to debunk his wife's beliefs. Instead, his riveting quest for the truth led him to a life of faith - and his story is now a major motion picture starring Academy Award winner Faye Dunaway. Lee gives us the story behind the story of his journey from scepticism to faith.

PLUS psychologist Alison Hill on progress without pessimism.

For more, head to www.lukeandsusie.com

Lee Strobel considered a divorce when his wife came home one day as a Christian. As a journalist, legal editor of The Chicago Tribune, author and sceptic, Lee set about researching the origins of Christianity to debunk his wife's beliefs. Instead, his riveting quest for the truth led him to a life of faith - and his story is now a major motion picture starring Academy Award winner Faye Dunaway. Lee gives us the story behind the story of his journey from scepticism to faith.

PLUS psychologist Alison Hill on progress without pessimism.

For more, head to www.lukeandsusie.com

Jon Stevens started his singing career in New Zealand at the tender age of 13. After some success in his homeland, he set his sights on Australia, and proceeded to start the chart-topping band Noiseworks. In 1992, he appeared in Jesus Christ Superstar alongside John Farnham, Kate Ceberano and Angry Anderson. The cast recording album was the highest selling album in Australia in 1992, and the production remains one of Australia's most successful musical tours. He briefly fronted INXS, joined the Australian production of Happy Days: The Musical, wrote the theme for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Torch Relay and hosted a reality series on Channel 10. John has just released his new solo album Starlight, produced by Dave Stewart from Eurythmics and featuring Australia's vocal powerhouse Vanessa Amorosi.

PLUS Angela Lockwood talks about disconnecting from the tech world and enjoying the beauty of the real world.

For more information, head to www.lukeandsusie.com

Jon Stevens started his singing career in New Zealand at the tender age of 13. After some success in his homeland, he set his sights on Australia, and proceeded to start the chart-topping band Noiseworks. In 1992, he appeared in Jesus Christ Superstar alongside John Farnham, Kate Ceberano and Angry Anderson. The cast recording album was the highest selling album in Australia in 1992, and the production remains one of Australia's most successful musical tours. He briefly fronted INXS, joined the Australian production of Happy Days: The Musical, wrote the theme for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Torch Relay and hosted a reality series on Channel 10. John has just released his new solo album Starlight, produced by Dave Stewart from Eurythmics and featuring Australia's vocal powerhouse Vanessa Amorosi.

PLUS Angela Lockwood talks about disconnecting from the tech world and enjoying the beauty of the real world.

For more information, head to www.lukeandsusie.com

Close to 4 million people tuned in to watch Julie Goodwin take the crown as the inaugural Masterchef Australia in 2009. She's gone on to write countless books, start a cooking school, travel the world as a charity ambassador, battle the jungle in I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here and she's recently started a career in breakfast radio - all while raising three boys. All mums work hard but we think it's hard to top the schedule of Julie Goodwin. She found time to chat to us about her new book, the importance of cooking with local produce and being accident prone.

PLUS Janine Garner talks about having a cheerleader in your life.

For more information, head to www.lukeandsusie.com

Close to 4 million people tuned in to watch Julie Goodwin take the crown as the inaugural Masterchef Australia in 2009. She's gone on to write countless books, start a cooking school, travel the world as a charity ambassador, battle the jungle in I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here and she's recently started a career in breakfast radio - all while raising three boys. All mums work hard but we think it's hard to top the schedule of Julie Goodwin. She found time to chat to us about her new book, the importance of cooking with local produce and being accident prone.

PLUS Janine Garner talks about having a cheerleader in your life.

For more information, head to www.lukeandsusie.com