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Bays of Our Lives

De: Daniel Brennan & Yvonne Lorkin
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  • Bays Of Our Lives is biodynamically produced, wild fermented, and recorded unfined and unfiltered by Daniel Brennan and Yvonne Lorkin at Decibel Wines in Downtown HastingsLike sands through the hourglass, like the stopbanks of the Tukituki, Ngaruroro and Tutaekuri rivers, like the waves of Waimarama and the grapevines that grow south of Gisborne, east of Taupo and north of Norsewood - so are the Bays Of Our Lives”

    BOOL is a podcast that unpicks the stitches of the vibrant tapestry of Hawke's Bay through the extraordinary people who have a connection to it. From artists and entrepreneurs to community leaders and just darn interesting people, each episode is a conversation celebrating the spirit of Hawke's Bay through the good folk who make the region shine. So sit back, relax and steady yourself for captivating tales to unfold before your ears.



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  • Ep 12: Danielle Harper

    Ep 12: Danielle Harper
    Jun 9 2024
    What happens when a hotshot LA lawyer meets a homegrown Kiwi boy on a boat in Nicaragua? Of course, they have a whirlwind affair, fall in love, and within months, the criminal prosecutor has moved her life across the world to be with her new beau, Tom, in rural Hawke's Bay. Culture shock? Hell yes. Danielle says she and Tom connected over their mutual love of the outdoors, animals and travel, eloping to Africa to tie the knot . Back home in Havelock North, she developed a Pilates and gyro studio called MOOVE and more recently founded Alma, which is more than an exercise studio. It’s a community. We talk veges, herbal tea, travel, dogs, Hollywood and all things health with this hurricane of a human!

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    1 h y 9 m
  • Ep 11: Chris Hyde, Editor of the Hawke's Bay Today

    Ep 11: Chris Hyde, Editor of the Hawke's Bay Today
    Feb 13 2024
    You don’t get much more ‘baptism of fire-ish’ than just getting your head around becoming the youngest ever editor of the main newspaper in a region and then suddenly that place is hit with a massive cyclone. And you can’t tell people about it. When power and comms were wiped out for days on end during the biggest natural disaster Hawke’s Bay had seen in nearly a century, that’s what Chris and his staff faced. He talks us through that chaotic time and how they finally got the stories out.

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    1 h y 8 m
  • Ep 10: Jamie MacPhail: A life in music and supporting the arts

    Ep 10: Jamie MacPhail: A life in music and supporting the arts
    Jan 30 2024

    Jamie MacPhail

    If one person has revolutionised how urban and rural folk experience live music in recent years, it’s Mr MacPhail. And if you gaze at those lone, little community halls out in the far flung countryside and think “I wonder what they look like inside?” Then chances are Jamie will be able to answer your question because not only has he opened up these quirky, small, characterful buildings to the masses, he’s even put some of New Zealand’s greatest musicians and singers on their stages during his ‘Small Hall Sessions’. So of course Dan and Yvonne are gargantuan fans of his. From a past-life in record company land, to a new direction as a tour promotor, Jamie unveils the high notes, the almost-disasters and everything inbetween,


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