Welcome to ‘Looking Back,’ the podcast where we sit down with those who have lived a lifetime of experiences, wisdom, and stories.

Each episode will follow the same format and questions, from their first jobs, to the lessons they've learned along the way, we explore what truly matters through the eyes of those who’ve seen it all.Each episode we sit down with someone in their golden years..We hear about their upbringing, their first jobs, first loves, how the world has changed, hear about their values and what matters most as they reflect.

The podcast is about connection, listening to those who have lived full lives, and it’s all about legacy.

Join us as we dive into the past to uncover the moments that shaped their lives and the advice they have for the generations to come. Because sometimes, the best way forward is to look back. 

Welcome to &lsquo;Looking Back,&rsquo; the podcast where we sit down with those who have lived a lifetime of experiences, wisdom, and stories.
Each episode will follow the same format and questions, from their first jobs, to the lessons they've learned along the way, we explore what truly matters through the eyes of those who&rsquo;ve seen it all.Each episode we sit down with someone in their golden years..We hear about their upbringing, their first jobs, first loves, how the world has changed, hear about their values and what matters most as they reflect.
The podcast is about connection, listening to those who have lived full lives, and it&rsquo;s all about legacy.
Join us as we dive into the past to uncover the moments that shaped their lives and the advice they have for the generations to come. Because sometimes, the best way forward is to look back.&nbsp;

Looking Back

Looking Back - Trailer

In this episode of Looking Back, we sit down with Graham Harrop, a man whose life has been shaped by art, music, and creativity.

Growing up in post-war England, Graham remembers the simple joys of childhood, his growing love for school, and the path that led him to art college, specialising in interior design. 

Graham takes us back to the swinging ‘60s, where he found his people in the music scene, recorded a song at Abbey Road, and even jammed with Jimi Hendrix at a London speakeasy.

He rubbed shoulders with icons like Rod Stewart and Stephen Stills, but eventually, life led him in a new direction—moving with his family to Australia and returning to his first love, design, music and creativity.

In this episode of Looking Back, we sit down with Graham Harrop, a man whose life has been shaped by art, music, and creativity.
Growing up in post-war England, Graham remembers the simple joys of childhood, his growing love for school, and the path that led him to art college, specialising in interior design.&nbsp;
Graham takes us back to the swinging &lsquo;60s, where he found his people in the music scene, recorded a song at Abbey Road, and even jammed with Jimi Hendrix at a London speakeasy.
He rubbed shoulders with icons like Rod Stewart and Stephen Stills, but eventually, life led him in a new direction&mdash;moving with his family to Australia and returning to his first love, design, music and creativity.

Graham Harrop - From Abbey Road to Australia

In this episode of Looking Back, we sit down with Maureen, whose life story is a beautiful reflection of family, resilience, and the power of community.

Born in North Melbourne in 1944, Maureen was the fourth of eleven children, growing up in a time when life was simpler—filled with backyard BBQs, family dinners around the kitchen table, and the hard work of her father, a dedicated taxi driver.

Later in life, Maureen moved to the Mornington Peninsula, where she built a life for her own small family. She took on the challenge of owning a Wendy’s franchise, found joy in playing tennis, and embraced the strong sense of community that surrounded her.

In this episode of Looking Back, we sit down with Maureen, whose life story is a beautiful reflection of family, resilience, and the power of community.
Born in North Melbourne in 1944, Maureen was the fourth of eleven children, growing up in a time when life was simpler&mdash;filled with backyard BBQs, family dinners around the kitchen table, and the hard work of her father, a dedicated taxi driver.
Later in life, Maureen moved to the Mornington Peninsula, where she built a life for her own small family. She took on the challenge of owning a Wendy&rsquo;s franchise, found joy in playing tennis, and embraced the strong sense of community that surrounded her.

Maureen Taylor - From North Melbourne to the Mornington Peninsula

Today, we’re talking to Darryl Chambers, a true railway kid whose life has been shaped by the tracks.

From growing up around trains to hitchhiking across Australia during school holidays, Darryl’s sense of adventure was unstoppable.

He shares memories of his mother’s two-year battle with tuberculosis, his early jobs as a telegraph boy and telephone night shift operator, and how trains became his lifelong passion.

Later in life, Darryl set an ambitious goal—to travel around the world by train with his wife, covering every possible rail route, even venturing on trains where no foreigner had ever travelled.

Over ten years and countless journeys, he's made that dream a reality.

Today, we&rsquo;re talking to Darryl Chambers, a true railway kid whose life has been shaped by the tracks.
From growing up around trains to hitchhiking across Australia during school holidays, Darryl&rsquo;s sense of adventure was unstoppable.
He shares memories of his mother&rsquo;s two-year battle with tuberculosis, his early jobs as a telegraph boy and telephone night shift operator, and how trains became his lifelong passion.
Later in life, Darryl set an ambitious goal&mdash;to travel around the world by train with his wife, covering every possible rail route, even venturing on trains where no foreigner had ever travelled.
Over ten years and countless journeys, he's made that dream a reality.

Looking Back - Trailer

In 1 playlist(s)

Looking Back

Social links

Follow podcast

Recent clips