The boss of Philanthropy Australia, Jack Heath, tells us how we compare to other countries when it comes to giving to charitable causes. He also talks about bequests and the part that the charitable dollar plays in transforming lives and communities.On the flip side, in Jeff’s Café, listeners consider their own attitudes to philanthropy and put forward viewpoints that include increasing taxes to replace the need for donations.Feminist, journalist and author, Dr Anne Summers AO joins us for Nostalgia Town. She talks about her growing up years and how she came to be passionate about women’s rights. She also discusses her recent research on domestic violence.For Steppin’ Out, we head to Oatlands in Tasmania and meet head-honcho at Radio 7MID - volunteer John Hay. Now in his 80s, John’s community spirit and commitment to local media is impassioned and unwavering.Thanks for joining us today!Sign up to be a Podcast Member (it's free!) at babyboomersguide.com.au and have your say on our Facebook page

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