What was it like growing up in the mid 60s in Newcastle?
Well here's some stories from the ages of 5 to 11 about growing up in Windale and greater Newcastle. and walking everywhere... I mean everywhere!
 
Pull up a chair, grab a drink and join us 
 
if you want to get in touch we have an email 
irememberwhenpodcast@gmail.com
 
and follow us on instagram 
@irememberwhenpodcast

What was it like growing up in the mid 60s in Newcastle? Well here's some stories from the ages of 5 to 11 about growing up in Windale and greater Newcastle. and walking everywhere... I mean everywhere! Pull up a chair, grab a drink and join us if you want to get in touch we have an email irememberwhenpodcast@gmail.com and follow us on instagram @irememberwhenpodcast

Glory Days (of Windale)

I Remember When is a heartfelt podcast where I Shaun sit down with my dad Glenn as he shares stories of his remarkable life, with a special focus on his experiences in the army. We reflect on the differences between the world my dad grew up in and the fast-paced, tech-driven society of today. 
With humor, warmth, and wisdom Dad recounts pivotal moments from his life and how these experiences shaped his life, offering personal stories of camaraderie, life lessons, challenges, and joys of a bygone era. 
So, Pull up a stool, Get a beer (or whatever want) and join us

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I Remember When is a heartfelt podcast where I Shaun sit down with my dad Glenn as he shares stories of his remarkable life, with a special focus on his experiences in the army. We reflect on the differences between the world my dad grew up in and the fast-paced, tech-driven society of today. With humor, warmth, and wisdom Dad recounts pivotal moments from his life and how these experiences shaped his life, offering personal stories of camaraderie, life lessons, challenges, and joys of a bygone era. So, Pull up a stool, Get a beer (or whatever want) and join us

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