In this episode, we chat with Aury Sacre, co-founder of Seven Digital Group, the marketing consultancy he runs with his wife, Amy. From handing his CV to an estate agent during a viewing, to building a business and a family side by side, Aury shares the leaps, risks and lessons along the way. He opens up about balancing life as a husband, dad and entrepreneur, his childhood homes that shaped him, and the dream of one day living next door to his parents.

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In this episode, we speak with a property professional who’s built her own sales and lettings agency from the ground up -and truly, there’s nothing she hasn’t seen. From 90s property heartbreak when people posted their keys through letterboxes and walked away, to today’s quirky wish lists (like wanting to walk around naked without being seen), she shares what it’s really like behind the scenes. We talk about the importance of transparency in a sector that hasn’t always been known for it, learning from mistakes and her own experience of climbing up the ladder.

Lexie Carducci — property finder, developer, presenter, and influencer — shares her journey of buying one property a year for ten years. From the thrill of the hunt to unexpected hurdles like finding an unexploded bomb and a planning committee showdown with 57 objectors, Lexie’s story is full of surprises.

She opens up about the emotional rollercoaster of property heartbreak and hard-won victories, choosing two standout homes that have left their mark on her. While her mission is bringing the fun back to property, Lexie is no stranger to the emotions and real-life challenges it brings.

It’s a revealing, inspiring ride through the highs, lows, and lessons of a decade in property.

Get ready for laughs, stories from afar, and some seriously strong friendship chemistry in this episode of Memory Lanes.

We're joined by Clive Lewzey and Nick Street from We Are Fred, long-time business partners (and borderline mind-readers) who’ve spent the last nine years building something special—while keeping humour at the centre of it all.

In this fun episode, they unpack what each of them brings to the table, and just how few secrets they still have between them. But it’s not all business—both Clive and Nick share their experiences of living abroad, from Clive’s teenage leap from Surrey to small-town Texas on a sports exchange (cowboy boots, close bonds, and culture shock included) to Nick’s unexpected seven-year adventure in Dubai, a journey that profoundly shaped both his career and personal growth.

She’s usually the one asking the questions but in this episode of Memory Lanes, Lynda Clark finds herself on the other end of the interview. After writing hundreds of features about other people’s homes, it’s time for her to open the front door to her own story. From the joy and parties she enjoyed in her first home to the moment a burglary unexpectedly led to love, she shares moments that shaped the places she’s called home.

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In this episode, Tim Lowe, Founder of The Lowe Group, discusses how he’s reshaping property guardianship to make it more affordable while unlocking unique London locations. His approach is rooted in unconventional housing experiences, from living in a horsebox and canal boats to above car garages, as well as his time in Cambodia. Tim explores the power of community and why comfort stifles ambition. With a belief that the past can’t be recreated, he reveals how his travels have shaped his approach to property and business. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on taking risks and creating value in property.

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In this episode, Carlo Stocchetti, CEO of The Bridges Group, shares his journey from being a liability to his employers, crashing company cars and walking out of jobs, to becoming a successful entrepreneur. He and his wife, Sam, flipped houses, renovated their lives, and even lived in a home with no roof while raising three kids. Carlo reflects on his unconventional path and offers a fresh perspective on homes, believing they are meant to be lived in for a while and then passed on to others to enjoy. Tune in for a story of resilience, transformation, and rebuilding.

Homes can hold both the most cherished memories and the most heart-wrenching moments and this episode presents a different perspective on ‘home’. Marco Previero and Anna Barker share their journey of trust and support as they built their award-winning relocation business, R3Location, while navigating personal challenges.

Marco reflects on the profound impact of his young daughter’s brain cancer diagnosis and her journey to recovery, and how it reshaped his view of ‘home’. Meanwhile, Anna talks about the home in Streatham where she raised her children in an incredible urban, family-orientated community where gates connected all the gardens and the saying ‘it takes a village’ became a reality.

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"I was living in a bedsit, sharing a toilet, and had just £30 in my pocket."

From living in a bedsit to owning a property for just six weeks, from borrowing a show home to owning a Spanish villa - this episode of Memory Lanes is proof that every life is a journey shaped by relationships, resilience, and the drive to succeed.

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‘Don’t ring the doorbell, just walk in.’ 

In this episode of Memory Lanes, Simone reflects on how her childhood passion for horses shaped her home life and inspired her journey into real estate so she could support this hobby. She also shares insights about her current home in the countryside, where she has created a tranquil space that everyone is always welcome to visit.