Mysteries, memories, and the making of a Mayor: Sir Bob Harvey's story

As the dusk settles over the serene beaches of Piha, an ominous question hangs heavy in the salty air: Is there a serial killer at large? Sir Bob Harvey, former mayor joins me to share his theory on the unexplained disappearances that have cast a long shadow over this picturesque New Zealand community. Weaving through a tangle of abandoned cars and undisturbed personal effects, Sir Bob calls for a renewed investigation into these cold cases that continue to baffle locals and authorities alike. Life is a multifaceted journey, and this episode is a testament to that complexity, as Bob shares the transitions and transformations that come with public service and leadership. From the poignant realization of adoption at 50 to the embrace of a new identity in serving the community, this conversation is a reflection on how unexpected turns can redefine our purpose. Sir Bob Harvey shares with us the nuanced parallels between the vigilance required on the sands and the humility essential in the corridors of power. As he reflects on a political career marked by service, we are reminded of the quiet strength that comes with knowing when to take a bow, offering listeners a narrative imbued with wisdom, grace, and the unwavering love for a life spent safeguarding others.