Dom Harvey

So 1990, I mean, there was no internet then, so there was no social media, so there was none of that sort of backlash.

But what were your recollections of the time?

So much had changed, but nothing had changed.

Did you – you just mentioned the kids thing then.

Yeah, was that a decision by you?

Or was it just something you were so busy that you missed that window of opportunity?

So it was sort of one or the other, really, you had to pick?

On the whole, we didn't have children.

And when you first landed that role at such a young age as well, shit, it is young, eh?

You look back now from, like, I'm 53, you're in your 60s.

If I see a 37-year-old, I think they're a kid now.

Did you experience any ageism?

What did an average day look like?

No emails then, eh?

There was emails, yeah.

There were emails by then.

But there was no blackberries then?

It's wild.

And I think we're so lucky to have lived through all of this.

You know, the landline, the TV with two channels, one channel, two channels, to where we're at now.