Shortly after Bruce Mansfield and Philip Brady took over the reins of Remember When in late 1991, they were joined for a chat by an old friend and Channel Nine personality Joff Ellen

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10 years after joining 3AW as an Around the grounds commentator.  Rex Hunt returned to 3AW to take up a senior commentary role alongside Bill Jacobs.  Here, Rex Hunt joins Darren and Unca's World of Sport segment.

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In the 1930s Nicky and his wife Nancy Lee were huge on 3AW's afternoon children's session "Chatterbox Corner".  Nancy Lee left the program when she became pregnant.  In this audio Nancy Lee makes a welcome return some years later for a mothers day special.

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If my memory serves me correctly, this is the interview which saw Bill Howie get fired.  Frank Thring was ALWAYS an interesting guest.

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Eight years after Bonnie and Clyde, and in the same year he produced, co-wrote and acted in Shampoo which was nominated for four Academy Awards, Warren Beatty had a chat with 3AW's Ormsby Wilkins.

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So how do two funsters in their 20s handle a serious news situation?  Bert Newton and Graham Kennedy were broadcasting on 3AK during the 13 day tense military standoff between the USA and the Soviet Union.

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in 2003 Australia's king of  the talkback airwaves was honoured with a hall of fame award for the radio industry.  He took some time to be interviewed by Bruce Mansfield and Philip Brady on 10th October, 2003.

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Geoff Manion interviewed a great many people in his time on 3AW.  This interview with Diana Trask is from some time in the 1970s.

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In 1958 Jack Davey was in his seventh year of hosting the very successful Ampol Show nationally.  Of course, being pre-television, when famous artists toured Australia it was a great place to get publicity.  Louis Armstrong, Nat King Cole, Bill Haley, and even Bob Hope appeared on the Ampol show with Jack Davey.  So did Liberace.  The introduction here is by Dick Fair

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Australia's singing cowboy Smokey Dawson was a favourite on the radio for many years.  On 09 February, 2003 Bruce Mansfield and Paul Cronin chat to both Smokey and his wife Dot.  Dot has her own story to tell as she was an assistant to Norman Banks and the person who coined the phrase "Carols by Candlelight"

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