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EPISODE · Oct 13, 2021 · 29 MIN

S1E7: Jacques

from Waltzing Jimeoin · host Ampel

How would you survive on a desert island? Like the explorers of old, Jimeoin and Jacques Barrett boldly navigate treacherous waters as they sail around the Whitsunday Islands. Waltzing Jimeoin is brought to you by G'Day Parks.  Catch up the Waltzing Jimeoin TV show on 10 Play and watch the show on Sundays at 4pm on Channel 10. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Jimeoin and Jacques chat on the yacht during the production of the Waltzing Jimeoin TV show.

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How would you survive on a desert island? Like the explorers of old, Jimeoin and Jacques Barrett boldly navigate treacherous waters as they sail around the Whitsunday Islands. Waltzing Jimeoin is brought to you by G'Day Parks.  Catch up the Waltzing...

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