The Last Post Radio Show speaks with Pancare Foundation's Sheena Delaney about her amazing climb of the mountain once termed "unclimable", Mt Kilimanjaro. Her climb of Africa's highest mountain was to raise money for the Foundation, in the fight against pancreatic and upper gastrointestinal cancers.

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The TLP Radio Show speaks with historian and author, Stephen Gapps, about his new book, Uprising, and the need for our history to be studied by us all, as an educational tool and recognition of the truth.

In this candid and engaging chat, TLP Radio Show speaks with psychologist author and former radio personality, Muriel Cooper about her new book, about BOB and FOB and how you can be stress-drunk and about the merits of humour and bravery.

With over 4000 ESO entities across the country, The Last Post Radio Show speaks with Prof Ben Wadham and Research Assistant and PhD Candidate, Andrew Prevett about the reality of accessibility and duplication for veterans, across era, age, conflict and gender.

The TLP Radio Show speaks with Disaster Relief Australia's CEO, Dave Smith about deploying volunteers into areas hit by disasters, veterans training and knowledge having application outside of service, doing good things for people through continual service and the family values that lead to serving and purpose.

In this delightful chat with author Cara Devine, learn how to tell the difference between a wet and dry martini and the fun and approachable way to setting up your home bar.

Recorded on the eve of Anzac Day, in this amazing chat, This Story Australia's Jeff Hughes gives his thoughts on the famous day and the personal stories of veterans that This Story Australia shares, to keep the history alive.

The Last Post Radio Show speaks with Australian Red Cross Director of Emergency Response, Collin Sivalingum about the amazing work done by the largest humanitarian volunteer movement on the planet.

Commentator, author and former AFL coach Mick Malthouse speaks with the Radio Show about the Anzac spirit, the importance of education, having good friends across the ditch, books, multiculturalism, and gives us an appraisal on Collingwood, Geelong, GWS and the Bulldogs.