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Jack, originally from Christchurch and a Central Otago enthusiast, has always cherished the vibrant community and stunning landscapes of Wānaka.An avid runner, he loves exploring everything Wānaka has to offer. Now, he's thrilled to bring his passion and energy to Radio Wānaka as the new breakfast announcer - and now - a podcast too!
Radio Wanaka hosts The Radio Wānaka Breakfast Podcast, a society show with 75 episodes published.
this episode, Jack takes a look at some of the stories making headlines around New Zealand, with a mix of local issues, national news, and a few personal observations along the way. Among the stories covered, Sports Mini
Show notesThis week on What's Hot, What's Not & What's Worth a Shot, Jordaine Wilson joins Jack for another fun and honest chat covering the things people are loving, leaving behind, and giving a go. From holiday envy and social m
Show notesThis weekend, the Upper Clutha Rams head to Ranfurly to take on the Maniototo Maggots in a match that means more than just competition points. Joining us on the podcast is Rams number eight Jake Burtenshaw, who talks abo
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What was meant to be a routine Community Link update on The Breakfast Show turned into something very different for David Gibbs. This morning, David was surprised live on air as the winner of the 2026 Aspiring Law Commun
Show notesThis morning on The Breakfast Show, Sergeant Dylan Hannah-Jones from New Zealand Police joined us to discuss several incidents and safety issues from around the district. 🚔 Party Gets Out of Hand in Lake Hāwea Police we
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Singer-songwriter Anna McKean joins us for a chat about her musical journey, the creative process behind her songs, and the story behind her latest release, Never Loved Me (Stripped). Growing up in a small New Zealand to
Show notesThe local rugby spotlight turns to Balclutha this weekend for the annual Top Cup, a representative clash showcasing some of the best rugby talent from across Central Otago and Southern Otago. In this episode, we catch up
Show notesThinking about auditioning for Stars in Your Eyes 2026? This episode is packed with tips, stories and behind-the-scenes insight from musical director David Baker. David joins Jack to chat about what really makes an audit
Show notesordaine Wilson and Jack are back with another episode of What’s Hot, What’s Not & What’s Worth a Shot… and this one goes everywhere in the best way possible. From sport chats and Christchurch adventures to road rage on t
Show notesAs winter settles in across the region, road conditions can quickly become more dangerous, with icy mornings, frosted windscreens, and distracted driving all increasing the risk of crashes. In this episode, we catch up w
Show notesThis episode is a must-listen for anyone wanting to know what’s happening behind the scenes at Community Link and how they’re supporting locals across Wānaka and Hāwea. Joining the podcast is Community Link trustee David
Show notesThis episode of What’s Hot, What’s Not & What’s Worth a Shot with Jordaine Wilson is packed with laughs, relatable chats, and the kind of banter that feels like mates catching up over coffee. From dealing with gloomy wea
Show notesIn this honest and heartfelt conversation, Angel of the Evening opens up about her journey into music, from discovering her voice as a teenager to creating a sound and style that feels truly her own. The 18-year-old arti
Show notesIn a community that prides itself on looking after its own, this episode highlights the incredible work being done by Community Link, an organisation helping support locals through some of life’s toughest moments. From p
Show notesIn this episode of the Radio Wānaka Breakfast Podcast, we catch up with Jamie Whiston after being crowned New Zealand Hairdresser of the Year 2026. Jamie shares her journey from small-town beginnings to becoming one of t
Show notesThis week on the show, we catch up with Jake Burtenshaw from the Upper Clutha Rams as he celebrates his 50th game for the club. Jake chats about his journey from Dunedin to Upper Clutha, finding a real sense of community
Show notesIn this episode, Jack catches up with Mark Wilson from the Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand to chat about Pink Shirt Day and the message behind the nationwide movement. They talk about how bullying has changed in
Show notesWe’re joined by Rebekah Kennedy from the Queenstown Lakes Libraries to chat about the many ways the library brings the community together. From kids reading with dogs to book clubs, Lego Club, and digital help sessions f
Show notesWe’re joined by Robert Glenn, a Scottish-born musician now calling Wānaka home, to chat about his journey from playing Oasis covers with mates to becoming a full-time performer and releasing his own original music. Rober
Show notesIn this episode, we catch up with Jane Sharman from Challenge Wānaka to chat about the exciting future of the event, including the brand-new format for 2027 featuring a 100km distance triathlon. Jane also talks us throug
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