Brad Robertson, Chair of Carry On, speaks with the Radio Show about veteran homelessness and the work being done, to find a solution.

President Martin Shaw takes us into the world of Wounded Heroes and explains how buying a coffee can help the 24/7 help offered, how 100% of public donations goes straight to veterans and their families. And how you can be in the running to win $25,000 Cash.

The TLP Radio Show speaks with CPB Contractors' Brendan Sowry of his service, sexuality, transition and the broad-ranging skills base of veterans.

21-year old Jack Stokes, speaks with Adelaide's Peter Goers about 'Shellshocked', the play featuring at the Holden Street Theatre as part of The Fringe. We also speak about Peter's plays and the invention of a new swearword.

The Radio Show speaks with Spit writer, Chris Nyst about writing the character of a petty crim whose spiritual home is the Gold Coast and a man who is a decent knock-about type guy who wears maternity jeans and thongs.

Matt Galton speaks with the Radio Show about service, transition, the Pine Rivers BMX Club, playing banjo and opening a wine bar.

The gendered nature of violence in military families paints a disturbing picture. Amanda Tarrant speaks with the TLP Radio Show and asks for participants in her important study.

Australian artist Wendy Sharpe speaks with the Radio Show about her time in East Timor, as Australia's war artist. Wendy recites her impression with the spirit of the locals and of the peacekeepers. We speak also, about Wendy's life as an artist and of her upcoming exhibition in the UK. And of her being lucky enough to have an apartment in Paris.

With an estimated 10 million animals killed on Australian roads each year, with urban development and higher intensity bushfires, the threat to the survival of Australia's iconic marsupial increases.

The Last Post Radio Show speaks with historian, author and TV presenter Mat McLachlan about his battleground tours, keeping the history alive and, in France, a town called 'Le Canberra' and a bar called 'Le Kangaroo'. And of a school with the sign in it's playground, "Never forget Australia"