Author and psychologist, Dr Muriel Cooper guests on the Radio Show to give expert advice and insights into managing depression and the fact that it is more prevalent amongst serving ADF members, veterans and their families.

Bravery Trust CEO Garth Callender speaks with the Radio Show about the privilege he feels working for BT and their Bravery Trek and Dusk 'til Dawn events in October.

He may not consider himself a social commentator but he knows a lot of Greg's and reflects compassion. The man who wrote 'That's The Thing About Football' and 'I Made A Hundred In The Backyard At Mum's' sits down and talks about his relationship with the studio, his fellow Coodabeens and the joy of returning to "proper" music.

The Last Post Radio Show speaks with Deb Edwards, from the Lowitja Institute, about the life and times of Dr Lowitja O'Donoghue and the exhibition 'Lowitja O'Donoghue - A Life of Leadership + Legacy, currently running at Uni SA, in The Bob Hawke Centre.

Disaster Relief Australia, putting boots-on-the-ground...

The Last Post Radio Show speaks with Mandarine Montgomery and Rob Raaymakers from the Photography Studies College, about finding a creative space, sharing the joy, the power of art, the Paris Fashion Week and giving Radio Show listeners the chance to save $200 on a photography course. Short Courses, starting in July.

Mat McLachlan Battlefield Tours

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.