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The Erin Scala Show!

The Erin Scala Show!

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Listen in as Erin Scala travels the world to unlock the secrets behind food, wine, and other drinks. MEET the makers, EXPLORE the history, LISTEN in on conversations with locals, and REVEL in the food and drinks that bring our communities together, bite by bite, sip by sip.

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  • S E1: The Ancient Roots of New Zealand's Canterbury Wine Region

    S E1: The Ancient Roots of New Zealand's Canterbury Wine Region
    Mar 10 2024

    In this episode we explore Canterbury, New Zealand through ancient geological history, a rich fossil record, and North Canterbury's modern wine industry. We'll explore the city of Christchurch, and discover its resilience through several crises. We'll visit a few wineries in Waipara, and we'll talk to some movers-and-shakers in the wine industry.

    Research for this episode came together over 11 years of research and two visits to the South Island.

    You’ll hear conversations with:

    Tim Ogle - Cellar Door Wine Bar Owner

    Fergus Winters - The Bone Line

    Other supporting research sources include:

    A 2017 University of Otago Masters Thesis by Georgia Kerby about the Redcliffs Archeological History

    Newspaper articles and advertisements from the Ashburton Guardian and Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser

    Artifacts and Exhibit Information at the Nelson Provincial Museum

    Peter Ballance’s New Zealand geology guide, illustrated by Louise Cotterall

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    Theme Song “If You Get It, You Get It” by Ben Sanner

    Episode written, voiced, and produced by Erin Scala

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