#0079 - Chris Brandolino

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Chris Brandolino is a meteorologist based out of Auckland, New Zealand. Growing up in the USA, Chris was always fascinated with the weather, and it was one of those things that got him through some tough times. Fast forward to now, and his passion is his work. - In this podcast we talked about: Growing up with little money and making it tough How weather works, and how we get the forecast Climate change and global warming The journey to living in New Zealand Basketball and the renown Horizon Hawks Even some fantasy football Chris is a top bloke, and this chat was informative, interesting, and heaps of fun. Link in bio.

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