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This is part two of our Side Notes episode with Cashy! We kept it pretty laid back with a few viewer questions, segments and laughs. We’ll be back to our regular interview episodes next week, but for now, sit back and enjoy part two with Cashy.
This one’s a bit different to our usual interview style I sat down with Cashy for a chat, we ran through a few different segments, had a laugh, and just let the conversation go wherever it wanted. Welcome to RW Side Notes the place for the random chats and stories that don’t quite fit in the main show.
In this episode, Lachie sits down with Aussie cricketer Naomi Stalenberg one of the originals from the early days of the WBBL. Naomi shares what it was like being part of the league’s first seasons, the surreal feeling of playing on the MCG, and gives her honest take on send-offs in cricket. She also drops one of the funniest sledges you’ll ever hear and chats about how the women’s game has evolved over the years.
A mix of laughs, stories, and cricket chat this one’s a must-listen for fans of the game.
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This week on The Remember When Podcast, Lachie sits down with Aussie cricketer Hannah Darlington for a fun and inspiring chat. Hannah opens up about her journey to the Australian cricket team, what it was like dealing with injury setbacks, and how she’s stayed grounded through it all. Plus, Lachie puts her through a few games, plenty of laughs, and some cracking stories along the way.
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In this episode, Lachie sits down with Dos & D to chat about how their podcast started, how they met, and the lessons they’ve learned along the way. The boys open up about the backlash they faced for a guest they had on, why staying authentic matters, and what it really takes to build something real.
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In this episode, Lachie sits down with the boys from Speak and Share, a powerful mental health organisation on a mission to start real conversations and break the stigma around mental health.
They dive into how Speak and Share began, the impact they’re having in schools and communities, and why opening up can change and even save lives. From honest stories to practical advice, this chat is full of raw moments, laughter, and real talk about what it means to look after your mates and yourself.
If you believe in the power of conversation and community, this one’s for you.
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On this week’s episode, Lachie sat down with Brad Dryburgh an incredible bloke with an even more incredible story. Brad was born with cystic fibrosis, yet has gone on to defy the odds by running marathons, pushing his body and mind further than most of us could imagine. Beyond that, he’s built a platform of his own through his podcast, where he shares powerful conversations about resilience, health, and living with purpose.
In this chat, Brad opens up about his journey, the mindset shifts that helped him take control of his health, and what drives him to keep showing up in the face of adversity. From running to podcasting and everything in between, it’s an inspiring conversation you don’t want to miss.
In this episode, Lachie sat down with NRL legend Jamie Soward! They talked about his footy career, what he's up to now, why the 2010 premiership meant so much to him and much more!
In this episode, Lachie sits down with Pro Rugby League Player Liam Horne, they talk about his upbringing, being born in Papua New Guinea and then representing them, what it meant to his family and his journey so far!
In this episode, Lachie sat down with the founder of The Black Dog Institute, Professor Gordon Parker. They discussed the early days of The Black Dog Institute, why mental wellbeing is so important and why The Black Dog resonated with so many people all over the world!
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The Remember When Podcast talks all things everything, whether its sport, nostalgia, news or just absolute nonsense.