As cheesy as it may sound every one of us is on a journey, and there are likely some incredible stories that have happened along the way.

In this final episode of The Driver’s Seat Dilruk is joined by Triple M’s Luke Bona who has made a career out of hearing the stories of not just the rich and famous, but also everyday Australians.  Luke recalls a story about a hidden sex dungeon (not his own), explains how he got into hot water interviewing Jeffrey Archer, and recalls how a rushed radio ‘birthday announcement’ didn’t come across as special as he had intended.

We also meet Linfox truckie Mick Best who explains how his interest in driving began when the queen visited Australia in 1955 and discusses his most unusual passenger – an elephant that he drove through Sydney.

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Our relationships with the people around us influence more than you might think, from self-worth to purpose. So how do you maintain strong relationships when you're away from home often? Chatting to host Dilruk Jayasinha, Truckie Andrew shares nuggets of wisdom about balancing fatherhood and work on the road, and shares his top tip that could have you shopping for a new bathmat (trust us on this). Tech-expert Trevor Long also stops by to unveil the best gadgets to keep you connected to loved ones no matter where in the world you are, and we meet the CEO of relationships Australia Elizabeth Shaw who reveals the startling reality of loneliness on physical health, as well as the expert insights on how you can build better relationships today.

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It’s time to re-think everything you know about addiction – that’s the message Professor Dan Lubman from Turning Point Australia has for host Dilruk Jayasinha as they discuss everything from what physiologically drives addiction, to the different faces of addiction. Self confessed addict, comedian Dave ‘Hughsey’ Hughes, joins Dilruk to reflect on how an addictive personality impacted both his life and his career, and they look back at the hilarious yet sobering moments that led him to 30 years of sobriety and a determination to stay in control.

To find out more about Turning Point Australia, visit www.turningpoint.org.au.

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