David Begnaud has dedicated his career to sharing uplifting human stories. Click play to hear about David’s journalism. The US-based journalist told Remember When host Bruce Welsh that the people he interviews inspire his belief in everyday leadership. “Stories like these are where I’m reminded that the people who should be running the world are […]
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14/09/2026
The history of the WRAAF with Judy Bland
This year marks the 80th anniversary since women were permitted to join Australia’s Air Force – a feat achieved following years of lobbying during World War 2. The Women’s Auxiliary Australian Air Force (WAAAF) was the largest women’s service of WW2. It paved the way for the Women’s Royal Australian Air Force in 1950, and […]
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21/03/2021
The Evolution of Food culture in Northbridge with John Maiorana
Northbridge has always been a hub for food and culture – whether it was fresh food markets or the restaurants and pubs. So whether you remember popping out for a Italian continental roll at lunch or a Sunday morning dim sum, Northbridge has many tales of food to share. The Gourmet Godfather, John Maiorana, joined […]
Harvey Deegan / 20:45 /
14/03/2021
John Glenn’s flight over the ‘City of Lights’ with Damian Shepherd
On February 20 1962, John Glenn became the first American to orbit the Earth in the Friendship 7 spacecraft. Glenn flew over Perth as part of his mission and for the occasion, many Perth residents turned on their lights overnight – the hope it would be visible in the dark from space. The city became […]
Harvey Deegan / 11:04 /
07/03/2021
This year marks the 80th anniversary since women were permitted to join Australia’s Air Force – a feat achieved following years of lobbying during World War 2. The Women’s Auxiliary Australian Air Force (WAAAF) was the largest women’s service of WW2. It paved the way for the Women’s Royal Australian Air Force in 1950, and […]
Harvey Deegan
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21/03/2021
The Evolution of Food culture in Northbridge with John Maiorana
Northbridge has always been a hub for food and culture – whether it was fresh food markets or the restaurants and pubs. So whether you remember popping out for a Italian continental roll at lunch or a Sunday morning dim sum, Northbridge has many tales of food to share. The Gourmet Godfather, John Maiorana, joined […]
Harvey Deegan
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14/03/2021
John Glenn’s flight over the ‘City of Lights’ with Damian Shepherd
On February 20 1962, John Glenn became the first American to orbit the Earth in the Friendship 7 spacecraft. Glenn flew over Perth as part of his mission and for the occasion, many Perth residents turned on their lights overnight – the hope it would be visible in the dark from space. The city became […]
Harvey Deegan
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07/03/2021
Historical books with Guinevere Hall
Guinevere Hall from Typeface Books joins us on “Remember When” to talk historical books. In this segment we feature “Stalin’s Wine Cellar” by John Baker and Nick Place – the incredible story that’s been described as the Raiders of the Lost Ark of wine and “People of the river: lost world’s of early Australia” by […]
Harvey Deegan
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28/02/2021
Architectural collections at the State Library of WA
We take a look at some of the many architectural collections at the State Library of WA with senior subject specialist John Hughes on “Remember When.” John discusses the giddy rise and rapid decline of Art Deco theaters in Perth, European design in Perth, the films of Leslie Le Souef and the building of Winthrop […]
Harvey Deegan
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21/02/2021
David Begnaud has dedicated his career to sharing uplifting human stories. Click play to hear about David’s journalism. The US-based journalist told Remember When host Bruce Welsh that the people he interviews inspire his belief in everyday leadership. “Stories like these are where I’m reminded that the people who should be running the world are […]
Bruce Welsh
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14/09/2026
The history of the WRAAF with Judy Bland
This year marks the 80th anniversary since women were permitted to join Australia’s Air Force – a feat achieved following years of lobbying during World War 2. The Women’s Auxiliary Australian Air Force (WAAAF) was the largest women’s service of WW2. It paved the way for the Women’s Royal Australian Air Force in 1950, and […]
Harvey Deegan
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21/03/2021
The Evolution of Food culture in Northbridge with John Maiorana
Northbridge has always been a hub for food and culture – whether it was fresh food markets or the restaurants and pubs. So whether you remember popping out for a Italian continental roll at lunch or a Sunday morning dim sum, Northbridge has many tales of food to share. The Gourmet Godfather, John Maiorana, joined […]
Harvey Deegan
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14/03/2021
John Glenn’s flight over the ‘City of Lights’ with Damian Shepherd
On February 20 1962, John Glenn became the first American to orbit the Earth in the Friendship 7 spacecraft. Glenn flew over Perth as part of his mission and for the occasion, many Perth residents turned on their lights overnight – the hope it would be visible in the dark from space. The city became […]
Harvey Deegan
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07/03/2021
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