Voices of the Gascoyne
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<p>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.</p><p>These stories, often uncovered by chance, are woven into the very fabric of our region. They capture the triumphs and challenges of those who came before us—their resilience in the face of adversity, their ability to "just get on with it," and the way they shaped the industry we know today.</p><p>Bringing this idea to fruition, transforming it into six compelling, carefully curated stories, was only possible thanks to the dedication and expertise of <a target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" class="wixui-rich-text__text" href="https://www.stephaniecoombes.com/">Stephanie Coombes Creative</a>. Her commitment to the interviewees and the process resulted in conversations that go beyond what we at GCG could have ever hoped for.</p><p>Welcome to Voices of the Gascoyne, a podcast series exploring the remarkable stories of the pastoralists who paved the way. These men and women faced enormous challenges—navigating communication, transport, and electricity in remote landscapes, surviving natural disasters, market collapses, and shifting government policies.</p><p>Through their stories, we gain invaluable insights, lessons drawn from experience, resilience, and perseverance. For them, it was simply life. For us, it’s both an inspiration and a guide for the future.</p>
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Recent Episodes
March 21, 2025
Chris & Tim D'Arcy - The Lyndon Legacy
<p>In this episode, we speak to Tim and Chris D’Arcy from Lyndon Station.</p><p>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 land and a dream to own his own station one day.</p><p>And, with the help of his wife, Tim would make that dream come true several times over. Today, Lyndon Station has been under the care of the D’Arcy family for over 90 years.</p><p>To start our conversation, I asked Tim to share the story of how his father came to be on Lyndon.</p>
March 21, 2025
Jos & Jenny - From Wandina to Williambury
<p>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.</p><p>After the war, the Percy family found their way to Wandina Station in the southern Rangelands - initially as managers, then as owners. It didnt take long for Jos to adapt to station life again, as he worked on properties around the country before coming home as manager. It was during this time he met his future bride, Jenny, and together they embarked upon the management of Williambury Station in the Gascoyne for the next 30 years, before achieving their goal of purchasing the property.</p><p>At the time of this recording, Jos and Jenny were ages 89 and 82.</p><p>To start our conversation, I asked Jos to tell me about his earliest memories.</p>
March 21, 2025
Jane & Lochy McTaggart - A big life at Bidgemia
<p>In this episode, we speak to Lochy and Jane McTaggart, who called Bidgemia Station home for over four decades.</p><p>They say they’ve lived a big life — and they mean it. </p><p>Together they endured the challenges of life in the bush - the ones that were part and parcel of working in agriculture, like drought and death, and those they could never have seen coming - a catastrophic flood which almost destroyed everything they spent their lives working for. </p><p>Throughout it all, Lochy and Jane have raised a family, built a community, and created a legacy that runs strong today.</p><p></p><p>To start our conversation, I asked Lochy to take me back to where it all began.</p>
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- What is Voices of the Gascoyne?
<p>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.</p><p>These stories, often uncovered by chance, are woven into the very fabric of our region. They capture the triumphs and challenges of those who came before us—their resilience in the face of adversity, their ability to "just get on with it," and the way they shaped the industry we know today.</p><p>Bringing this idea to fruition, transforming it into six compelling, carefully curated stories, was only possible thanks to the dedication and expertise of <a target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" class="wixui-rich-text__text" href="https://www.stephaniecoombes.com/">Stephanie Coombes Creative</a>. Her commitment to the interviewees and the process resulted in conversations that go beyond what we at GCG could have ever hoped for.</p><p>Welcome to Voices of the Gascoyne, a podcast series exploring the remarkable stories of the pastoralists who paved the way. These men and women faced enormous challenges—navigating communication, transport, and electricity in remote landscapes, surviving natural disasters, market collapses, and shifting government policies.</p><p>Through their stories, we gain invaluable insights, lessons drawn from experience, resilience, and perseverance. For them, it was simply life. For us, it’s both an inspiration and a guide for the future.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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