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Rotary Club Radio Episode 014
Rotary Minute
We highlighted a video found at www.youtube.com/rotaryinternational, featuring 84 videos that you can use on your website, email newsletters, or at your club. Check it out!
We talked about the Rotary International Convention in New Orleans, LA (USA). The Convention is May 21-25, 2011, and will a great time for Rotarians from around the world to meet each other and enjoy all the excitement Rotary has to offer.
For more information about the Convention, visit: www.RotaryCon2011.com
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Episode: #14 – Rotary Club Radio – Camille Hardman & Ron Hunt, Tully Rotary – Big Dreamers Documentary
I interviewed Camille Hardman from Barking Cat Productions and Ron Hunt from the Tully Rotary Club in Northern Queensland Australia. Ron, a 38-year Rotary veteran, joined me on Rotary Club Radio to talk about this unique project that the Tully Rotary Club did to save their small town from financial disaster. Camille, a film producer, was able to record the story to share with the world.
Tully is a small town known for its heavy rains and successful sugar cane market. However, when Brazil dumped its sugar stockpile on the global market, Tully’s economy sank to the brink of a financial crisis.
At a town meeting called to brainstorm how to save the town, one man proposed something completely crazy ~ to build the world’s Biggest Gumboot in honor of Tully’s record rainfall of 7.98 meters back in 1950.
In a wild turn of events that brought everything together in this funny documentary, we get an inside view of a Rotary Clubs’ ambitious goals to save their town, a lot of laughs, and a whole lot more.
I encourage you to listen to this podcast and please leave feedback at www.RotaryClubRadio.com!
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