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NATE CAST: Duncan Ross on Tesla, Tourism, and the Future of Western New York

from NATE CAST: The Nate McMurray Show Podcast · host Nate McMurray

NATE CAST – August 5, 2026This episode features a conversation with Duncan Ross. We discuss his background in business, executive leadership, and regional economic development. He explains why he opposed the Tesla subsidy deal in Buffalo and shares his philosophy on economic development, arguing that government should focus more on facilitating business growth than creating unnecessary barriers.We also talk about his winery and farm, Arrowhead Spring Vineyards, and how agriculture and tourism can play a larger role in Western New York’s future. Politically, Duncan describes himself as an old-style Republican whose priorities are rooted more in local and regional issues than national politics—despite my repeated attempts to draw him into those debates.Finally, we discuss the long-term importance of environmental protection, preserving our natural resources, and why economic growth and environmental stewardship should work together rather than compete with one another.

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