American Journalist, Victoria Gaither, talks with Tony Farmer president of the New Plymouth Model Railway Club about the club's history, why you should join and why trains are still relevant in today's world. Tony, a carpenter by trade says his love for trains started as a kid and runs in his family blood. On the club's Facebook page "We are a group of like-minded persons who have built an HO Model Railway layout in a once rundown farm building. The layout features our own railroad " Central Western" which uses the Fruit Salad scheme that still adorn some of the Kiwi Rail locomotives that currently operate on the New Zealand Railway system."

Join New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith and American Journalist Victoria Gaither as they visit Pukekura Park and the Brooklands Zoo in New Plymouth. Often described as the jewel in New Plymouth's crown, Pukekura Park covers 52ha (128 acres) right in the heart of the city and is one of New Zealand's premier botanical gardens. The park has an international Green Flag award and is a Garden of National Significance.

New Zealand Broadcaster Stu Frith and American Journalist Victoria Gaither visit Centre City and the Coastal Walkway in New Plymouth. This is podcast 2 on the road as the two travel.

New Zealand Broadcaster Stu Frith and America Journalist Victoria Gaither are in New Plymouth, New Zealand for three weeks. In this podcast they talk about the drive to New Plymouth and local events.

American Journalist Victoria Gaither and New Zealand Broadcaster Stu Frith are on the location in Pahiatua, New Zealand on the farm. It's all about animals, food, and beautiful landscapes as the two spent weekend countryside! Listen to their experience feeding animals, and listening to the native Tui bird. Follow Victoria & Stu on location summer long. Next Stop: New Plymouth.

American Journalist Victoria Gaither speaks with Spring Fling Organizer Debbie Baker, regarding Sunday's event on the main street in Foxton, New Zealand. The Foxton Spring Fling is the event you don't want to miss in the Horowhenua - it's one of the biggest ones around! Labour Weekend Sunday from 9 till 3. It's a main street event with stalls, bands and entertainment for the whole family. Parking around the central township, lots of fun to be had by all.
Outstanding value - $2 to get in, kids under 5 are free.

Get your country on with Monday Night Country with host Kiwi Stu from New Zealand. Listen weekly www.icradio.online

Join New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith, and American Journalist Victoria Gaither as they bring you news from around the world and music. Listen weekly www.icradio.online

If you ever visit Harpers Ferry, make sure you stop by A Step In Time and try the famous pepperoni rolls hear why it's a such a yummy treat with meaning behind it. Listen weekly to www.icradio.online

Harpers Ferry, Mayor Wayne Bishop, sits down with American Journalist Victoria Gaither to talk about Harpers Ferry, Tourism, and Rugby. To learn more about Harpers Ferry go to https://www.nps.gov/hafe/index.htm