
The best ideas often emerge from unexpected moments - conversations over coffee, shared memories, and a deep appreciation for the past. That’s exactly how Voices of the Gascoyne came to life: through a chance conversation with a former pastoralist, whose story sparked a bigger idea.
These stories, often uncovered by chance, are woven into the very fabric of our region. They capture the triumphs an... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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In this episode, we speak to Tim and Chris D’Arcy from Lyndon Station.
Tim D’Arcy’s childhood on Lyndon Station was full of adventure and freedom. Accompanied by friends and mentors from the local Aboriginal community, he developed a love of the lan... more
Jos Percy’s childhood on Yoothapina Station was cut short by drought and war. Instead of making mudcakes and mustering sheep, he changed schools 12 times in 3 years, as the threat of invasion dictated his father’s postings in the army.
After the war... more
In this episode, we speak to Lochy and Jane McTaggart, who called Bidgemia Station home for over four decades.
They say they’ve lived a big life — and they mean it.
Together they endured the challenges of life in the bush - the ones that were par... more
In this episode, we speak to Mick and Winsome Hearman, whose family called Middayla Station home for 120 years. For four generations, the Hearmans poured their blood, sweat, and tears into the land, building a thriving sheep station and enduring the ... more
In this episode, we speak to Margot Steadman.
Upon finishing school, Margot had the ultimate “sliding doors moment” which led to a life she could never have imagined as a child. Raised in suburban Perth, she helped a friend apply for a Governess pos... more
In this episode we hear the incredible story of Libby Gooch.
The year is 1972 and Libby is a young mother living on Manberry Station with her husband George and their 3 children.
In a matter of months, she loses not one, but two of the men in her ... more









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