Before we begin today's episode of Australian true crime, I want to tell you about a new project

we've been working on behind the scenes. It's called She Matters. It's a new podcast from

award-winning journalist and femicide researcher Shirel Moody. Each week, Shirel speaks with

families of women and children killed in Australia, sharing who they were, the joy they brought,

and the love they left behind. She Matters isn't a true crime podcast. It's about lives lived, lives loved and lives

lost. She Matters is produced by Dashmade podcasts in association with bravecasting media.

She Matters is available wherever you get your podcasts.

You've got to walk this fine line in talk radio,

such a direct form of communication,

that you want to help people,

you want to comfort people,

but not so much that they don't see the danger.

But you don't want to terrify them.

And that's not a commercial for reasons.

It's not because people turn off.

That's the simple community responsibility.

Neil Mitchell is a legendary Australian broadcaster and journalist. In 1985, he became one of

the youngest ever editors of an Australian newspaper, which was The Herald.

He then went on to write for the age before beginning his extraordinary 37-year run on 3AW.

Best known for his talkback show, Neil Mitchell established himself as a dedicated supporter of victims of crime.

His podcast, Neil Mitchell Asks Why, is available wherever you get your podcasts,

and he joins us on Australian True Crime to talk about the cases that stick with him.

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