Fred Smith, the singing diplomat, described as a cross between Noel Coward and Loudon Wainwright, talks about his current tour, his family, his time in Afghanistan, on being a father, on combining drama and humour and reflecting the world we live in. And, of coming home.

Holding a space for conversations. The Tour De V Centre on Day 2. Veteran Rochelle Maile, a participant in the 460 Kilometre Vasey RSL Care bike ride talks with us about the beauty of the ride, locals supporting, trivia nights on the road, getting the message out and of a desire to be head of the pack.

Ready, set, go...leaving Warrnambool today, the nine riders taking part in the Vasey RSL Care's 4-day Tour de V Centre. The Last Post Radio Show speaks with participant Michael Harper. Michael, Deputy Commissioner DVA (Vic) tells us that while he may be "a little underdone" in preparation for the trek, he's determined to return his wife's bicycle in one piece.

The Radio Show speaks with Vasey RSL Care Executive General Manager Chris Gray and Vasey Media's Heidi Flower about this amazing event, The Tour de V Centre, starting on Sunday. The 460 kilometre journey is to raise awareness and conversations about the 6000 veterans living with unstable housing. With a list of speakers, along the way, including Ken Sheedy and Matthew Stokes, Cath Rushbrooke and Ken Tsirigotis. Find out how to help...and the benefits of getting a good meal at the Kelly Hotel.

The Last Post Radio Show speaks with Avive Health's Dr Vicky Satchwell, Consultant Psychiatrist, about helping women with trauma, sexual abuse and bullying and how Avive treatments now being enacted are focused on getting the best out of people.

Musician, author, poet Dave Warner speaks with the Radio Show about his early years, his love of words, travelling to London, writing Australiana hits, becoming an award-winning crime novel writer, a screenwriter...and having Bob Dylan call Dave his favourite Australian songwriter.

The Last Post Radio Show speaks with Peter Fitzsimmons about his latest book on Weary Dunlop, described as "a giant amongst men". From Tobruk, and El-Alamein, in Greece, in Indo-China, and how Dunlop worked night and day to keep his men alive. Of his love for Helen, his hatred of The Lizard and of Scotty, the man who refused to die.

Listen to this great chat, where Leidos Australia's Murray Bruce talks about Bravery Trust helping with financial security, confidential support and education. Murray also speaks about connection to community, how he'll be running a double marathon.....and the quality of coffee to be served at the Dusk 'Til Dawn on Oct 17/18.

With a memoir, a novel and new music in the mix, the legendary singer-songwriter remains inquisitive, with no plans to stop creating. Mike McClellan speaks with The Last Post Radio Show.

The Radio Show speaks with Meg Teasdell from Birdon Australia about her participation in Bravery Trek, running through the month of October and of the systems that are there, to support Australia's veterans.