Three friends looking back on a lifetime of work — the good, the tough, and everything in between.

In this episode, three long-time friends from Mycenae House sit down and talk honestly about the jobs they’ve had and what those years were really like. From early working days to difficult moments on site, they share stories of hard graft, pressure, and the realities that shaped their lives.

It moves naturally, from serious to funny and back again without ever feeling scripted.

Recorded as part of the Reach Out programme at Mycenae House, capturing real voices, real experiences, and conversations that might otherwise be lost.

In this episode, three long time friends from the Mycenae House wellbeing community sit down for another unfiltered conversation.

Starting with memories of their favourite decade, the discussion moves through the moments and events that shaped them, from world affairs to everyday life at the time. Along the way, they revisit England’s 1966 World Cup win and the football teams they have followed their whole lives.

It is funny in places, reflective in others, and never quite stays where you expect it to. The kind of conversation that drifts naturally between people who have known each other for years.

If you are local, you will recognise the tone. If not, you will still feel like you are sat at the table with them.

Recorded as part of the Reach Out program at Mycenae House, capturing real voices and real conversations.

Dave, Tim, and Robin from the Mycenae House Wellbeing group are back for the new year to reflect on what’s changed — and what hasn’t. From memories sparked by fashion and personal style to familiar routines and shared values, this relaxed conversation captures the comfort of continuity, gentle reflection, and the small details that shape identity over time.

Tim, Dave, and Robin make their podcast debuts with a trip down the High Street, a few questionable bus stories, and a no-nonsense chat about how London today stacks up against the one they grew up in. Expect laughs, memories, and the kind of honesty you only get from three older mates who’ve seen plenty and share it with proper charm.