This volume investigates the diverse range of listener inquiries and expert responses featured on the popular talk-back radio program hosted by Margaret Throsby. The book serves as a curated collection of the most engaging and informative exchanges from the broadcast, providing a snapshot of public curiosity and expert knowledge during the program's tenure. By organizing these interactions, the authors offer a structured look at the common questions that define the cultural and social discourse of the era.

The content reflects the accessible, conversational nature of radio broadcasting, serving as a historical record of the program's engagement with its audience. It functions as a reference tool for those interested in the history of talk-back radio and the types of information sought by the listening public.