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[close] Our guest today is 6th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment (6RAR) officer and creator of the Brothers n’ Books initiative Captain Dylan Conway. We had a conversation about his journey of becoming an avid reader after a rare and debilitating injury, what reading books did for him after a 14 month hospital stay, the urge to start the Brother’s n books initiative, his role in the army and how he provides support to those in service, importance of philosophy, Jordan Peterson, favourite books and much more.

[close] Join Keith Banks BM best selling author Gun to the Head and Drugs, Guns and Lies tell BrothersNBooks all about his life undercover and the day he took down one of Australia's most dangerous criminals. He also shares some book recommendations and advice to move forward after trauma.

[close] An ingrown hair at 19 changed Dylan’s life forever. Nine surgeries later, he’s healthier and wiser for the experience.

[close] Brothers and Books Founder Dylan Conway says facing the possibility of never walking again was a "very difficult time" in his life. Conway, who served in the 6th Battalion, underwent eight back surgeries that left him bedridden. "I was like all defence members incredibly committed to socialising and being on top of my health and fitness," Mr Conway told Sky News host Erin Molan. "It was it was a massive change to my routine."