On tonights show we heard from a caller who had the opportunity to serve the late Queen of England. Can you imagine?

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On tonights show we heard from a caller who had the opportunity to serve the late Queen of England. Can you imagine?
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Caller of the Night: Serving the Queen

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This week on In My Day, we commemorated the 25th anniversary of 9/11 as callers joined Roman Travers to chat about their memories and connection to the event. 

Caller of the night Paul discussed memories of 9/11, including his parents' story of flying through New York during the event, and life living on the small island nation of Nauru.

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This week on In My Day, we commemorated the 25th anniversary of 9/11 as callers joined Roman Travers to chat about their memories and connection to the event.&nbsp;
Caller of the night Paul discussed memories of 9/11, including his parents' story of flying through New York during the event, and life living on the small island nation of Nauru.
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Caller of the Night: Paul recounts story of parents witnessing 9/11

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Ivan Mauger was famous for his speedway escapades here, in Australia and throughout Europe.

This week marked the date he won his 6th world title.

Mauger had world titles and championship accolades galore, and many Brits like caller Miles Davis, grew up thinking he was probably a British speedway legend. 

Davis has interviewed some of the greatest speedway stars, and spoke with Roman Travers about his love of the sport. 

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Ivan Mauger was famous for his speedway escapades here, in Australia and throughout Europe.
This week marked the date he won his 6th world title.
Mauger had world titles and championship accolades galore, and many Brits like caller Miles Davis, grew up thinking he was probably a British speedway legend.&nbsp;
Davis has interviewed some of the greatest speedway stars, and spoke with Roman Travers about his love of the sport.&nbsp;
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Caller of the Night: Miles chats speedway memories

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A highlight in Harmony's family photobooks is a picture of his father standing beside Ronald Reagan, back when the 40th US President was still Governnor of California.

Harmony's father was the President of the National Electrical Contractors Association, and Reagan was his guest of honour for the group's national convention.

It's one of many pictures Harmony uses to prove his patriotism to people who may question his political allegiances.

Harmony told his story to Roman Travers on In My Day. 

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A highlight in Harmony's family photobooks is a picture of his father standing beside Ronald Reagan, back when the 40th US President was still Governnor of California.
Harmony's father was the President of the National Electrical Contractors Association, and Reagan was his guest of honour for the group's national convention.
It's one of many pictures Harmony uses to prove his patriotism to people who may question his political allegiances.
Harmony told his story to Roman Travers on In My Day.&nbsp;
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Caller of the Night: Family knowing US Presidents before they took office

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When Sam was on her big OE in the UK, she landed a great gig as the nanny to a member of the extended royal family.

In her care, were 2 little girls, who always warned her about what she needed to do if they were to bump into Queen Elizabeth.

Then, one day, while out on the palace grounds, they saw the royal corgis galloping towards them, so she knew who they were about to meet!

Sam told her story to Roman Travers on In My Day. 

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When Sam was on her big OE in the UK, she landed a great gig as the nanny to a member of the extended royal family.
In her care, were 2 little girls, who always warned her about what she needed to do if they were to bump into Queen Elizabeth.
Then, one day, while out on the palace grounds, they saw the royal corgis galloping towards them, so she knew who they were about to meet!
Sam told her story to Roman Travers on In My Day.&nbsp;
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Caller of the Night: The unusual way of meeting royalty

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On a special edition of In My Day, Roman Travers celebrated the 100th anniversary of the iconic ZB brand. 

And what better way to celebrate than our listeners sharing their memories with us. 

So listeners like Anne, Warwick, Patrick, Christine and Kate called Roman to share their favourite ZB moments. 

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On a special edition of In My Day, Roman Travers celebrated the 100th anniversary of the iconic ZB brand.&nbsp;
And what better way to celebrate than our listeners sharing their memories with us.&nbsp;
So listeners like Anne, Warwick, Patrick, Christine and Kate called Roman to share their favourite ZB moments.&nbsp;
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ZB listeners share their memories of the station

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Patrick Grace joined Roman to yarn about his memories on ZB during the 100th anniversary show!

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Patrick Grace joined Roman to yarn about his memories on ZB during the 100th anniversary show!
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Caller of the Night: I got away with it because no one was listening

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It was this very day, July 11th, back in 1983 that Lorraine Downes won the Miss Universe competition. The vibrant 19-year-old kiwi, with the engaging smile, stood on a stage in Missouri in front of 16,000 people, and a global TV audience of 700 million to win and change the trajectory of her life forever. There were unbelievably happy times ahead - and incredible tragedy too.

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It was this very day, July 11th, back in 1983 that Lorraine Downes won the Miss Universe competition. The vibrant 19-year-old kiwi, with the engaging smile, stood on a stage in Missouri in front of 16,000 people, and a global TV audience of 700 million to win and change the trajectory of her life forever. There were unbelievably happy times ahead - and incredible tragedy too.
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Caller of the night: 1983's Miss Universe Lorraine Downes talks the highs and lows of being Miss Universe

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On In My Day, Del called in to talk about her connection to commitment and what she saw with her grandparents, her parents and in her own marriage.

She also shared some gems about why things have changed over the decades, and how people were vastly more connected to communities that supported families.

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On In My Day, Del called in to talk about her connection to commitment and what she saw with her grandparents, her parents and in her own marriage.
She also shared some gems about why things have changed over the decades, and how people were vastly more connected to communities that supported families.
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Caller of the Night: Del talks commitment/marriage, and other myths vis-a-vis long term relationships.

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On In My Day, Ray called in to talk about The Herald in the 1950's with returned soldiers losing their RSA badges (no not medals) in pubs as they came to terms with the end of WW2, finding solace in the bottom of a beer glass, and then advertising their loss in The Herald classifieds 'lost and found'.

After three published ads and no success, returned soldiers were issued with a new RSA badge. 

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On In My Day, Ray called in to talk about The Herald in the 1950's with returned soldiers losing their RSA badges (no not medals) in pubs as they came to terms with the end of WW2, finding solace in the bottom of a beer glass, and then advertising their loss in The Herald classifieds 'lost and found'.
After three published ads and no success, returned soldiers were issued with a new RSA badge.&nbsp;
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Caller of the Night: Ray talks soldiers losing their RSA badges, and using the Herald to get them back

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It’s all about the memories on In My Day! Roman Travers explores what life was like back in your heyday every week on Newstalk ZB.

It&rsquo;s all about the memories on In My Day! Roman Travers explores what life was like back in your heyday every week on Newstalk ZB.

Roman Travers explores what life was like back in your heyday every week on Newstalk ZB.

In My Day

It’s all about the memories on In My Day! Roman Travers explores what life was like back in your heyday every week on Newstalk ZB

It&rsquo;s all about the memories on In My Day! Roman Travers explores what life was like back in your heyday every week on Newstalk ZB

In My Day

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