
A weekly podcast where Tommy Boyd, Duncan Barkes and Hayley Hayes unpack (sometimes) hilarious, ridiculous, and surprising memories—one story at a time. Filled with laughs, nostalgia, and great conversation, Rambling Retro Rambles offers a light-hearted trip down memory lane - or cycle lane - for anyone who loves to revisit the past with humour and heart.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 46 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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The nostalgia continues as Tommy, Duncan and Hayley dive deeper into Zach's never-ending WhatsApp of memories — and things quickly spiral into pure retro chaos.
From glowing Ready Brek kids and the iconic Shake 'n' Vac housewife whispering "40% les... more
This week, things get seriously heated… and not just the baked beans.
Hayley kicks things off with a question that could divide the nation: cheese on top of beans on toast… or underneath? Expect strong opinions, mild outrage, and an unexpected defe... more
This week the conversation starts with a classic rite of passage: the first time you try to shave. Duncan remembers teaching himself with his late father's old razor (with some painful results), while Hayley recalls a disastrous school trend involvin... more
This week the gang dive into the strange nostalgia of car parks — from the echoing ramps, damp petrol smells and frantic coin-hunting of the 80s to today's confusing world of parking apps.
Hayley remembers childhood waits in the car outside Woolwor... more
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I am hooked on this podcast ! It is brilliant . It is so nice to listen to the guys reminisce . Their memories sre my memories . It is particularly nice to hear Tommy Boyd again !
And Hayley unfortunately with Mr Sleazy Duncan Bart ( mr I only have ONE DRINK AND DRIVE ) and the Private shop/ the Hayley pogo stick/girl presenters and bands sleazy anecdotes of his.The sound levels jump from one pod start to next. Tommys back it’s a joy
Love these pods, Tommy, Duncan and Hayley bring back so many happy memories. An absolute tonic. Thank you for all the smiles.
With this and the new wonderful hour, it’s like the early 00s all over again…and I love it!
Love this podcast. Tommy Boyd is a radio legend and its great having him back with 2 friends to just reminisce. A lovely listen.
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A warm, humorous look back at childhood, youth, and everyday life through memories, banter, and surprising tangents. Episodes center on nostalgia, British culture, and offbeat anecdotes—from department-store misadventures to classic diners, barbershop days, and theatre trips—paired with playful storytelling and candid reflections. The trio's banter and chemistry make listeners feel like they're overhearing a lively group of friends trading stories, while the topics offer broad appeal to anyone who enjoys light-hearted history and cultural memories with heart and humor. A standout is the consistent blend of personal anecdotes with relatable cultural touchpoints, making it easy to hop in mid-run and still feel connected. Potential sponsors or... more
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