The Last Post Radio Show speaks with RSL SA/NT/Broken Hill CEO, Tara Belton. Tara speaks about the Wellbeing Reach Out Service, an initiative of the state branch, the importance of education and inclusion and having a sense of purpose in being there for every veteran.

The Last Post Radio Show visits Annie Waters at Mostly Books, in Mitcham South Australia. Annie takes us around her beautiful store that caters for everyone. We chat about reading as a persistent human activity that can calm, relax, reduce blood pressure and loneliness.

Surgeon and author, Susan Nuehaus speaks with the Radio Show about her book, The Surgeon of Royaumont. Set on the battlefields of WW1, fighting barriers in order to get through medical school and serve in hospitals, a young Australian woman finds her calling as a surgeon, goes to France and lands at a hospital run and staffed entirely by women.

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The Last Post Radio Show speaks with Vasey Chair, Mike O'Meara OAM, about the importance of living a life of value, the impact of service on mental health, of providing empathy and awareness and a safe environment for veterans. And, of his writing a book about his local footy club.

The Last Post Radio Show speaks with Michael Bridger, National Defence Lead at Versatile Construction, about an understanding of veterans needs, a family history of service, of Versatile helping to sponsor the Navy Clearance Divers Trust, of going to Virginia and having lunch where General Patton had once tied his horse and of Michael's love on the Sydney Roosters.

Kalgoorlie Boulder historian, Timothy Moore, speaks with The Last Post Radio Show about POW Camps, the first act of terrorism on Australian soil and the community spirit that saw card games and dances set up to aid the fighting funds for our overseas troops.

In this engaging chat, Fortem Australia CEO, Michael Willing APM, speaks with us about life on the first responders frontline, mental wellbeing and what Fortem is doing to meet the challenges faced by first responders and agencies.

Kate Croser from the South Australian Film Corporation, speaks about the 50-year anniversary of the release of the SAFC's first film, Sunday Too Far Away.

Adjunct Prof at UNSW and former Director of War Studies for the Australian Army, Albert Palazzo, speaks with The Last Post Radio Show about his new book, 'The Big Fix'. In it, Albert looks at China, the USA, climate change and asks if Australia's defence policy is broken.