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Brent Harbour and Ross Churchouse

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A Podcast about Movies from Cathay Cinemas Kerikeri And Lido Cinema Hamilton. Brent Harbour and Industry Insider Ross Churchouse talk about Classic Movies, New Releases and make Box Office Predictions!
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The Outlet is a weekly radio podcast featuring local news, information, and interviews for the Upper Clutha.Hosted by Brent Harbour, and produced by The Wānaka App, The Outlet keeps you up to date with the latest in our community and features insightful discussion with local people.Enjoy!
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The Outlet is a weekly radio-style podcast featuring local news, information, and interviews from the deep south of New Zealand, hosted by Brent Harbour, and produced by The Southland App with support from the Public Interest Journalism Fund. Just like The Southland App, The Outlet Southland keeps you up to date with the latest in our community and features insightful discussion with local people. Enjoy!
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Ever wondered how young artists can jumpstart their careers and gain confidence in their craft? Tune into this episode of The Outlet to uncover the secrets behind the 51st Riversdale Mixed Media Arts Exhibition. We chat with Lois Bishop, President of Riversdale Arts, and special guest artist Linda Hannan. Lois gives us a sneak peek into the Emergin…
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Ever wonder how "Inside Out 2" managed to break records during its advanced public previews in New Zealand? Find out as we dissect its phenomenal $723,281 earnings in just two days and compare our box office predictions to the actual impressive figures. Brent's infectious optimism will keep you engaged as we also highlight blockbuster hits like "De…
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What makes Alice Robinson so fast on the slopes? Tune in as we unlock the secrets behind her phenomenal skiing season. Alice shares valuable insights into her return to top form and the pivotal roles played by her team and supportive crew. You'll gain a deeper understanding of the technical nuances that contribute to her speed, including how she ha…
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Ever wondered what it takes to transition from being the voice behind the mic to running a successful radio station? Join us as we catch up with Mike Regal, the mastermind behind Radio Wanaka, who shares the highs and lows of his journey from on-air talent to business owner. Mike's story is filled with incredible anecdotes, including the time he pl…
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Curious about the future of Queenstown and how local policies might shape it? Join Brent Harbour, on The Outlet as he sits down with QLDC Mayor Glyn Lewers to uncover the key issues affecting our community. Mayor Lewers opens up about the challenges of advocating for a local visitor levy, the complexities of local government funding, and how these …
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What if you could explore 150 hectares of pristine, playful terrain tailored for both intermediate and advanced skiers? Get ready to meet Laura Hedley, the driving force behind Cardrona and Treble Cone Experiences, as she unveils the secrets of the upcoming ski season. Discover the exciting new Soho Basin terrain, groundbreaking snowmaking upgrades…
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What if your favorite lasagna-loving cat had the power to surprise everyone at the box office? Join us as we kick off this episode of "Eat Sleep Movie Repeat" with Brent Harbour and Ross Churchhouse making bold predictions about the new Garfield movie, featuring none other than Chris Pratt and Samuel L. Jackson. Brent's optimism is put to the test,…
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How does a childhood fascination with bagpipes evolve into mastery of the harmonica? On this episode of "The Outlet," we chat with Brendon Fairbairn, who shares his journey from being enchanted by the sound of bagpipes to becoming the overall runner-up at the New Zealand Gold Guitar Awards. Brendon takes us through the intricacies of his innovative…
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Want to explore 150 hectares of playful, wide-open terrain at Soho Basin? Join us as Laura Hedley, General Manager of Cardrona and Treble Cone Experiences, gives us an exclusive sneak peek into the newest skiing hotspot set to open next year. Laura also walks us through the extensive work being done at Cardrona and Treble Cone to ensure a seamless …
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What if the night sky you gaze upon was preserved as a natural heritage site? Join us on The Outlet podcast where we unravel the captivating efforts behind Dark Sky initiatives with our special guest, Danny Mollan. Together, we delve into the importance of preserving dark skies in the Hawea community and the Lower South Island of New Zealand. Danny…
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What would you do if you were suddenly engulfed by a wall of snow? Ken Wylie recounts the fateful day he faced this terrifying scenario, surviving an avalanche that struck 20 years ago. Listen as Ken takes us through a series of critical oversights including a missed morning meeting and volatile snowpack conditions that culminated in disaster. His …
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What does it take to transform childhood dreams into a lifelong passion for music? In this episode of "The Outlet," Phil and Simon take us on their extraordinary musical journeys. Phil recounts his early fascination with guitars, inspired by his mother's love for The Beatles and Cliff Richard, and honed his skills under the influence of legends lik…
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Ever wondered why some family films flop despite glowing reviews? Join Brent Harbour and Ross Churchhouse on "Eat Sleep Movie Repeat" as we unpack the underwhelming box office performance of "If," starring Ryan Reynolds, in New Zealand. We'll dig into the economic factors at play and how they influence audience spending, especially with school holi…
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How did a young girl from Invercargill become a legendary figure in Queenstown's tourism industry? Meet Fae Robertson, whose 65-year-long career began with an audacious move to Queenstown in 1957. Fae shares her journey from a convent school to a rougher local one and reveals how a travel apprenticeship ignited her lifelong passion for tourism. Des…
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Ever wondered how a casual chat over a beer can lead to an awe-inspiring conservation movement? Join us as Ali King, founder of the Coal Island Trust, shares an incredible story of resilience, innovation, and collaboration. From eradicating stoats, mice, and deer to pioneering a globally recognized mouse eradication program, Ali recounts how initia…
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What happens when a scenic adventure turns into a fight for survival? In this episode, we sit down with Ken Wylie, who recounts the day he was caught in a devastating avalanche 20 years ago. Ken takes us through the critical moments before the disaster, from the overlooked morning meeting to the ominous "wumpf" sound that signaled impending doom. H…
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There's something undeniably magical about the Bluff Oyster and Food Festival—a cherished celebration that captures the heart of Southland and its people. That's why it's a pure delight to sit down with Lindsay Beer and peel back the layers of this iconic event's storied past. Lindsay reminisces about the festival's humble beginnings, and the oyste…
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Embark on a journey to the heart of Queenstown's majestic landscapes with Mark Williams of the Queenstown Trails Trust. Mark unveils the Trust's endeavors to weave an intricate tapestry of trails that promise to elevate your outdoor adventures while nurturing the environment and fostering community spirit. Discover the transformative power of conne…
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From guiding anglers through pristine waters to steering a brand that's redefining outdoor gear, Matt Butler of KEA Outdoors joins us to share his remarkable entrepreneurial journey. Our conversation takes you to the heart of Wanaka's breathtaking landscapes, where Matt's vision for crafting essential, innovative equipment sprouted from his experie…
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Brent and Ross talk about the enchanting spell cast by cinema, especially the heartwarming rituals of the movie theater experience. Join them on this journey through the magic of films, from the nostalgic re-emergence of the Star Wars trilogy on the big screen to the refreshing new twist on the Planet of the Apes legacy. It's not just about what's …
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Embark on a journey to the heart of outdoor storytelling as we chat with Mark Sedon, the visionary behind the New Zealand Mountain Film and Book Festival. From its modest inception in 2002 to its present-day status as a must-attend event for adventure aficionados, Mark recounts the festival's climb to success. It's a tale of passion transforming in…
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Embark on an adventure with us as Brent Harbour sits down with Mark Sedon, the visionary behind the New Zealand Mountain Film and Book Festival. From its roots as a quaint gathering to its rise as a beacon for adventurers worldwide, this episode uncovers the festival's exhilarating journey. Mark paints a vivid picture of what's in store for 2024, i…
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Join Matiria as we talk about the the Kapa Haka performances that have captivated the community. Fresh from securing a spot at Te Matatini. We delve into the strength drawn from strategic alliances and a sustainable trust. Our conversation is rich with the threads of generational knowledge, leadership empowerment, and the profound influence of Kapa…
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Feel the chill in the air and the thrill of victory with the regions very own freestyle skiing and snowboarding twins, Cam and Fin, as they recount the adrenaline-pumping moments from the Winter Youth Olympic Games in Korea. These medal-winning siblings bring the spirit of competition and sheer love for their sports to life, sharing not just the co…
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In this podcast we talk to Wanaka's very own Melville-Ives twins, whose mastery of snow sports is as compelling as their bond. Cam and Fin open up about their transition from early skiers to freestyle mavens and snowboarding aficionados. Raised by a duo of ski instructors amidst the snowy peaks of Cardrona and and Treble Cone, their journey is more…
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Discover how 'The Fall Guy' defied our box office predictions and explore the complexities behind cinema's current economic challenges. Ross Churchouse and Brent Harbour, reunite post-holiday to dissect the evolving movie landscape. We're not just talking numbers; we're digging into the potential resurgence led by Marvel's mightiest with upcoming r…
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Discover the intricate dance of the New Zealand property market as Sarah Wood, CEO of realestate.co.nz, guides us through the twists and turns of Central Otago, the Lakes District, and the West Coast regions. With her expert insight, we're peeling back the layers on why Queenstown real estate is an outlier in buoyancy, even as we grapple with high …
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Unlock the intricacies of Wanaka's fiscal future and the proposed visitor levies with QLDC Mayor Glyn Lewers. This episode offer important insights as we grapple with the delicate balance of growth and sustainable funding in the tourism-driven economy. With Mayor Lewers at the helm, we examine the government's stance on these levies, the debate aro…
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Unlock the future of Queenstown with a front-row seat to our conversation with QLDC Mayor Glyn Lewers. In a landscape where the visitor levy debate rages on and the innovative GST sharing scheme promises a financial revamp, we dissect the policies poised to redefine the region. Amidst the anticipation, skepticism lingers—will the practical executio…
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Ross Churchhouse makes a triumphant return to "Eat Sleep Movie Repeat," and together, we're dissecting the holiday cinema scene with the fervor of film aficionados at the Oscars! Get the scoop on how "Kung Fu Panda 4" karate-chopped its way up the box office leaderboard, grappling with the titanic "Dune 2" for the top spot. But it's not all about t…
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When the lights dim and the projector whirs to life, there's an indescribable magic that envelops you—it's a feeling Calum MacLeod knows all too well. Our latest episode takes you on a whimsical ride through Wanaka's Cinema Paradiso, a place where community and film intertwine to create something truly extraordinary. As Calum recounts his voyage fr…
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Have you ever wondered what it's like to police paradise? Host Brent Harbour, brings you a rare glimpse into the life of Senior Sergeant Fiona Roberts, the heart and soul behind the law enforcement team in New Zealand's picturesque Wanaka. Fiona tells us about the moments that have shaped her career—from the adrenaline-fueled aftermath of Christchu…
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Discover the harsh truth behind the movie industry's unpredictable nature as we dissect 'Ghostbusters Frozen Empire's' underwhelming box office results and the shocking twist of fate for 'Godzilla vs. Kong.' Our latest episode peels back the curtain on the high-stake gambles of film predictions, contrasting critical receptions with audience fervor.…
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Otago Regional Councillor Alexa Forbes steers us through the complexities of land transport policies and their climatic crossroads. Our latest conversation unpacks the draft government policy statement's inclination towards road building and its ramifications on sustainable transport and local economies. Alexa, with a keen eye on the future, lays o…
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There's nothing better than sitting in a dimly lit movie theater; the scent of buttered popcorn in the air, the hush of the audience as the projector flickered to life. It's this nostalgia that Cinema Paradiso co-founder Calum MacLeod brings to life in this chat. From his childhood in Inverness, Scotland, where films like 'The Sound of Music' and '…
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Discover the pressing issues of our time as former Climate Change Minister James Shaw joins us to unravel the complexities of environmental action and the heated dynamics of change. At the heart of our discussion lies the intricate dance of human behavior and ecological tipping points, a theme that pushes the boundaries of our understanding and dem…
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In this Podcast, host Brent Harbour speaks with Benje Patterson, New Zealand's leading Regional economist, and Sharon Fifield, Chief Executive of the Queenstown Business Chamber of Commerce. They share insights on the sustainability of Queenstown Lakes rapid growth and its impact on businesses, on the back of a business confidence survey. They delv…
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Kirsty Pickett and Simon Green take us through the Te Anau Tartan Festival Ceilidh. Kirsty talks about the festival's inception and its flourishing into a biennial celebration of community and culture, where the traditional thrives amidst new rhythms. Meanwhile, Simon turns up the excitement for Highland Storm, the band that's redefining the soundt…
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Join us as Ed Taylor, General Manager of Warbirds over Wanaka, gives us front-row seats to the airshow action set against the stunning backdrop of Lake Wanaka. There's an electric anticipation for the event's high-flying return. From the thunderous engines of the de Havilland Mosquito and Mustang P-51 to the future of flight with electric aircraft …
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Join the conversation with seasoned journalist Guyon Espiner as we unravel the intricate relationship between media and democracy. Together, we dissect the financial tides shifting the sands of journalism, the rise of artificial intelligence generating misinformation, and the looming question: What happens when newsrooms dwindle? Guyon brings a wea…
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Get ready to rewind to the '80s as Brent and Ross take a nostalgic trip through the fearless filmmaking of the era and dissect the iconic "Ghostbusters," all while sharing a laugh over their botched Oscars predictions. We'll also explore the brewing storm of another potential Hollywood strike, but fear not, as we promise to lighten the mood with an…
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In this podcast we grapple with the complexities of emergency management as Paul Le Roux, from Emergency Management Southland, talks through the ongoing state of emergency at Bluecliffs. Paul provides us with the realities on the ground, exploring everything from the strain on resources to the collaborative efforts in place, all aimed at supporting…
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In this Podcast, Brent Harbour speaks with Guyon Espiner, the seasoned RNZ presenter and journalist, as he shares his insights from the 'Breakfast with Papers' panel at Aspiring Conversations. They tackle the concerning trends of news outlets like Newshub facing closure, the troubling rhetoric of 'fake news,' and the unnerving rise of AI and deepfa…
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Discover the blueprint for a united school community with Mount Aspiring College's head students—Lottie, Daisy, Tom, and Zavier. Prepare to be inspired by Lottie's leadership initiatives designed to tighten the fabric of student relationships and her strategies to empower every student to be a leader in their own right. Meanwhile, Daisy champions t…
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Ross Churchhouse and Brent Harbour, give you a backstage pass to Hollywood's most star-studded night in the latest Eat Sleep Movie Repeat episode. They're breaking down our chaotic attempts to catch the Oscars ceremony, the unforgettable stage moments, and the comedic gold that had us. In this special Oscars edition, we get down to serious business…
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Have you ever pondered the moment when humanity must truly confront the impact of climate change? James Shaw, the seasoned voice on environmental action and former Climate Change Minister, joins Brent Harbour, on The Outlet for an eye-opening discussion that transcends the basic environmental conversation. They delve into the collaborative dance be…
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Ginge the Cat isn't just your average tabby; he's the whiskered wanderer of Te Anau! Brent Harbour sits down with Dominique and Gene, to share the latest adventures of Ginge the Cat. From Ginge's knack for turning local businesses into his personal playground, inspecting chillers and perusing aisles like he's doing quality control, we ask, is it ti…
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