Interviews with characters I meet as a travel, outdoor and agricultural journalist and photographer.
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Let’s Hope The Weather Holds publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 61 minutes across 61 episodes.
Booking probability for Let’s Hope The Weather Holds is 21%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Let’s Hope The Weather Holds requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Let’s Hope The Weather Holds's contact route on record: public web form.
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Let’s Hope The Weather Holds is a sports show with 61 episodes published.
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Episode #62
<p>I speak to Fokko van der Schans and Sabrine van Rossum from Harvest Collective about their idea of starting a farm near Wellington where +- 200 families get together and employ a farmer to grow food in a way that...
Episode #61
<p>I speak to Dr. Finn Ross about the mountain rescue of Riley Meason, reaching the Pole of Inaccessibility, New Zealand's most remote spot, The Weekend Mish, regenerative agriculture and changing mindsets, his PhD and...
Episode #60
<p>I speak to Associate Professor Nic Rawlence, Director of the Otago Palaeogenetics Laboratory in the Department of Zoology at the University of Otago about elephant seals.</p> <p>He tells me about a recent paper...
Episode #59
<p>I speak to Pascale Lubbe, Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Molecular Ecology, at the University of Otago about how current loss of forests, loss when people arrived in New Zealand and loss of forest during the ice age...
Episode #58
<p>I speak to Jonny Harrison who has done three trips to Antarctica as an electrician and group leader. He also hosts the Everything Antarctica podcast with Matty Jordan.</p> <p>Jonny tells me about how water is...
Episode #57
<p>Fonterra and Nestle are running a project trying to achieve a net zero farm.</p> <p>The pilot, run with Dairy Trust Taranaki, aims to create New Zealand’s first commercially viable net zero dairy farm within ten...
Episode #56
<p>I speak to Resource Management Officer at Southland Fish & Game Jacob Smythe about his duck decoy collection. We talk handmade decoys, the gear you want vs. the gear you need, old shotguns, perceptions about...
Episode #55
<p>Rob Vaz is a well known New Zealand fishing guide. He talks to me about his background and a trip he recently took to fish Taimen, the biggest Salmonid in the world, known as river wolves, in Mongolia.</p> <p>He...
Episode #54
<p>This episode is basically a consult by legendary sports nutritionist Mikki Williden as she advises me about nutrition as I train for the Luxmore Grunt 27km trail run.<br> </p> <p>Topics we cover is her background and...
Episode #53
<p>This podcast is another collaboration between myself and Ryan O'Connor from the Stag Roar podcast.</p> <p>In this episode Ryan talked to Ben who previously worked as a hunting guide/culler in Scotland.</p> <p>Ben's...
Episode #52
This podcast is from two interviews I did with local Land Search and Rescue team members based in Queenstown. I spoke to Tarn Pilkington, a volunteer with Wakatipu Search and Rescue Alpine Cliff Rescue team about a...
Episode #51
This podcast is a content collaboration with Ryan O'Connor who runs the Stag Roar Podcast. The Stag roar is interviews Ryan has with people about how they become successful and the challenges they face. This is a...
Episode #50
<p>I speak to optometrist Ryan O'Connor from the Stag Roar podcast about podcasting, optometry, what tech will change the way we see, starting hunting later in life, the western diet and its influences on different...
Episode #49
<p>Kiwi Tom Hudson speaks to me from Winnipeg where he is taking a few days break from a 5000km canoe and land trip across Canada. We talk about how he became a traveler, being stalked by wolves, being in bear country...
Episode #48
<p>What does regenerative farming and adventure film making have in common? It has Deane Parker in common! Deane talks about bikerafting, the film festival scene, regenerative dairy farming and healthy soils.</p>...
Episode #47
<p>Jurgen Schwaneke talks to me about hunting in New Zealand, back country poetry, guiding hunts in the USA, his work as pest controller and the challenges the industry faces and outdoor film making.</p> <p>His YouTube...
Episode #46
<p>In this episode botanical and wildlife illustrator Erin Forsyth talks about how artists can be facilitators for better understanding of nature, we talk about indigenous, christian and science perspective of nature...
Episode #45
<p>Veterinarian Francesco Formisano tells me about the Pink eye project where, with the help of New Zealand hunters acting as citizen scientists, the prevalence and spread of Infectious Keratoconjunctivitis in New...
Episode #44
<p>In this episode Pablo Gregorini, Leader of the Lincoln University Pastoral Livestock Production Lab, tells me about a trial where animals were given a choice of what to eat and how it improved animal health, soil...
Episode #43
Research Fellow in Marine Science, at Griffith University in Australia Olaf Meynecke talks to me about tracking a whale carcass around the ocean to map how wind and tides affect its movement. <p>This research will...
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