In this episode of "The Station – Remembering 3GL," hosts Gary and Rod take a lighthearted stroll down memory lane to explore the 1960s and their experiences at the Geelong radio station 3GL. 

Rod shares anecdotes from his first days at 3GL, revealing a quirky mix-up at his job interview and his early days as a transcription clerk. Along the way, the hosts discuss the changes in the radio landscape, the cultural shifts of the 1960s, and the unique broadcasts that made 3GL a community staple. 

This episode includes a mix of humor, nostalgic stories, and unexpected moments, including a segment about broadcasting from a store window, a special recipe book, and a recollection of the Geelong Football Club's grand final win in 1963. 

Whether you're a radio history buff or just curious about the golden era of local broadcasting, this episode is a delightful listen. 

Tune in to hear Gary and Rod's playful banter and reminisce about the unique spirit of 3GL during a time of significant cultural change.

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