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What if your next music festival experience could transport you through stunning landscapes while immersing you in the sounds of nature? Join us for a captivating conversation with Justine Cormack, the director of the At World's Edge Music Festival, as she shares the magic behind integrating musical performances with the breathtaking beauty of Queenstown, Wanaka, Bannockburn, and C

Ever wondered what it takes to transform a modest, volunteer-driven sports program into a powerhouse of high-performance excellence? Join us as we unravel the remarkable journey of New Zealand's adaptive snow sports program with insights from adaptive snow sports expert Jane Stevens and Paralympic skiing champion Adam Hall. Adam sheds light on how the structured program and world-c

Have you ever wondered what happens if you die without a will? Discover the crucial importance of having a will, regardless of your age or financial status, in our insightful conversation with Steve Brent from RVG Law in Queenstown. Steve explains the legal challenges and financial burdens that can arise when someone passes away intestate, and provides practical guidance on who sho

How did Roost evolve from a humble garage startup to a multi-award-winning mortgage brokerage? Join us as Mark Pullar and Toby Stanley reveal the inspiring journey behind Roost's success. Hear Mark recount the early days of launching the business in 2017 fueled by his passion for property and wealth creation, leading to an impressive expansion to a 15-member team and earning accola

Curious about how one event can inject millions into a local economy? Our latest episode of The Outlet promises to deliver insights as we chat with Quentin Nolan about the phenomenal economic impact of the Snow Machine festival on Queenstown. Attracting around seven and a half thousand attendees, mainly from Australia, Snow Machine is not just a celebration but a lifeline for local

Can structural changes at the governmental and business levels truly drive decarbonization and promote sustainable behaviors? Join us as we tackle these questions with Monique Kelly, who provides an exclusive inside look at the upcoming WAO Summit from October 29th to November 2nd. Discover the streamlined five-day program that focuses on food and community resilience, better busin

What if you could turn your biggest challenges into your greatest strengths? Join us on the Outlet podcast as we sit down with Dominic Hoey, a remarkable author and poet who defied the odds to craft a successful writing career. Dominic's story is one of perseverance and creativity, transforming his early struggles with reading and special education into a thriving passion for rappi

Can personal tragedy be transformed into compelling comedy? Join us as for our chat with with comedian Ed Byrne, who masterfully turns heartbreak into humor. Ed shares his evolution from university days of hosting karaoke and pub quizzes to becoming a professional comedian. He opens up about how his stint in student politics unexpectedly influenced his comedic style, despite his in

What challenges does one face when shattering gender barriers in sports officiating? Join us for our conversation with Amy Eason, the pioneering referee who made headlines as the first woman to officiate a Central Otago Premier Men's Rugby Game. Amy shares her journey from her earliest memories of rugby to transitioning from a player to a referee after multiple injuries. She opens

Ever wondered how the tourism sector is bouncing back post-COVID? Join us for a compelling conversation with David Beeche, CEO of RealNZ, as he shares his unique journey from major events to leading RealNZ with a background in law, accounting, and marketing. You'll learn about the sector's ongoing challenges, like labor shortages and housing issues, while celebrating the triumph of