
What is in this episode
Each time opens the episode at that point on FergCast Central’s own channel.
- 0:00Ferg's welcome and the rundown
- 1:28Ferg's editorial on Cromwell's town centre and shoppers heading to Frankton
- 5:10Guy Cotter, Wānaka mountaineer, on working on the film Tenzing
- 26:22Chris Dagg on farming his family's land, development, mountain bike trails and lambing
- 49:29Councillor Melissa White of the Arrowtown-Kawarau Ward on life around the council table
- 1:06:13Bobby Lamont of Fire and Emergency on wildfire deployment in the United States and the Walter Peak fire
- 1:24:35Andy Mills, president of the New Zealand Ice Hockey Federation, on the international federation's council
Show notes
In FergCast Central’s own words.
Then Wanaka Mountaineer Guy Cotter on working the just released movie 'Tenzing' which included filming on Aoraki/Mt Cook. Malaghans Road farmer Chris Dagg on his family's history on the property, farming in the valley, development, mountain bike trails and the lambing beat. Arrowtown/Kawarau ward Councillor Melissa White on life around the table in her second term. Bobby Lamont from Queenstown is the Fire and Emergency Assistant District Commander for the Otago District and he is just back from the USA fighting raging fires in Oregon and then when home having to assist in the blaze on Walter Peak. Andy Mills from Queenstown is the president of the New Zealand Ice Hockey Federation and he has just been selected onto the world body, the first New Zealander to do so.
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