I became engaged in this book, in this conversation to a degree I had not expected. Here, I speak with Karin Keays, travel-writer and author and the wife of the late-Jim Keays, about her new book, It's Because I Love You. We speak of Karin meeting Jim, their relationship and marriage and their two beautiful daughters. We then moved on to discussion about Karin's third pregnancy and the death, soon after birth, of their third child and first son, William. In this bold and confronting book and conversation, Karin speaks about wanting to follow her intuition in having misgivings about inducing, about loss and about not being able to describe the feeling of letting her son go and how her son is still with her (I love him with all my heart, he's with me everyday). Karin also speaks about the beauty and kindness of good friend, the late-Daryl Cotton and the benefits of a hot curry, a long walk and sharing her story in the hope it will help others. On a lighter note, Karin speaks about the lazy, big and insecure cat, Ricky...and his fights with the nasty Rusty the cat.

Watching yachties in Townsville, walking around in his speedos and still getting over the Roosters loss, Michael Bridger gives his NRL tips and insights into Round 14. Our AFL expert, Ben Eames takes us into Round 13 and who will win and why and we go with Ben and take sound bites from the recent past players meeting of Blackwood FC, reminding us just how good and vital, local football is for the community. Big thanks to Greg Champion.

Wing Commander (Retd) Dr Mary Anne Whiting, continues her travels for The Last Post Radio Show and takes us back to a famous 1942 movie

From June 1 - August 1, Griffith University in Queensland honours world renowned photojournalist Tim Page, with this expressive exhibition. Tim was a definitive photojournalist and well known, primarily, for his coverage of the Vietnam War. This exhibition covers that but also gives a new perspective with looks at some of Tim's lesser known works from his impressive oeuvre. Here, we speak with Collections Manager, Curator + Acting Director of Griffith Uni's Art Museum, Carrie McCarthy about Tim and the exhibition and the striking and cinematic quality of the works of Tim Page.

We speak with author, Chef, Kishwar Chowdhury about her latest book and how it is an aesthetic delight. Kishwar speaks about her parents arrival in Australia, with a determination to preserve their heritage. We speak of the areas rich history of spices and how the rules of preserving Bengali cuisine were passed onto Kishwar and her sisters. In this wonderful chat about a beautiful book, Kishwar invites you into the community sharing kitchen with dumplings, samosas, plum chutney, smoked eggplant salsa and more, and the culture that gave birth to these mouth-watering recipes.

For the coming rounds, NRL's Michael Bridger reflects on seeing Wednesday nights State-of-Origin from a bar in Fiji and speaks about E-Bike injuries, the woeful Dragons and why he's tipping Manly. For the AFL, Ben Eames speaks about how tipping can go down the drain, how a Blues fan has tipped Carlton not to lose another match this year, how the Cats may be up for the big-dance and, offers an apology to the Tigers Tom Lynch.

Wing Commander (retd) Dr Mary Anne Whiting joins The Last Post Radio Show with this evocative report from Morocco's economic and business capital, Casablanca. Mary Anne invites us to join her in a trip back to December 1941 and to the now, where the cosmopolitan modern metropolis provides wonders for the visitor. First in a series of reports from Mary Anne.

The Last Post Radio Show speaks with author and journalist Martin McKenzie Murray about his intimate look at the lives of three first responders, The Paramedic, The Copper, The Firie. A book about trauma. And traumatic work.

Peter Simms from Land Title Communities, speaks with the Radio Show about creating micro-suburbs and communities on sites around the country. And, without compromising quality or lifestyle, of allowing people to leave a legacy with affordable costs for housing and land. Where the building of houses can be done within 8 weeks, and with costs starting at $288,000.

The Last Post Radio Show speaks with National Film + Sound Archives' Curatorial Assistant, Dr Zach Karpinellison. We chat with Zach about his role in the upkeep, repairing and restoring of Australian films; the iconic, the classics and the cult. From Wake in Fright to Proof and Sweetie and to Muriel's Wedding and more. Making these films available for future generations. We speak with Zach about what led him to this amazing job...and why coffee is not allowed in the Red Zone.