Happy Birthday to one half of the dynamic duo! Michael shares what he's learnt most in the last year and Angie reminisces about being the same age ("Hey! I'm only 5 years older!" - Ang). It's also the 100th anniversary of the first car to lap Australia. Little Bubsie, left from Perth in 1925 and the two lads didnt think they were setting out to go around the whole country, but decided to put the baby Citroen through it's paces. Warren May has restored a car from the same era to do the journey once again, he shares his knowledge and the stories of Neville and Greg. Meanwhile in the present the LA Protests against the ICE raids in the United States have dominated headlines, so we need a US political expert in Dr Aiden Warren from RMIT, as we look at how significant a moment this is in western democracy.

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Get fired up for this Sunday's game as we chat to West Coast Eagle and Dunsborough lad Reuben Ginbey, about if he'd chuck and old school footy bus moon on the drive down. Or if you're a Roos fan, Luke McDonald of the North Melbourne footy club joins us to get some tips on the region, so they really can feel like the home side. If want to hear all the action on the day, tune in on Triple M or the LiSTNR app from 1:20pm Sunday to hear our WA commentary team be a part of history.

As always we draw the curtain back in our podcasts about the magical world of regional radio, plus there's a cheeky story about getting locked in the garage at the end.

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Beloved Australian author Jackie French took the time to share her experience being homeless as a teenager. It's a very raw and honest account of events that Jackie kept secret both at the time and throughout her life. We felt it was vital to include Jackie's story as she told it; a young girl who loved reading and writing, forced onto the street, determined to make it to university and a better life.

We thank Jackie for joining us in conversation this month as we highlight homelessness in our communities for Blanket to the Border.

WARNING: Some of this episode's content may be confronting and may not be suitable for young listeners.

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