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Whistler Stories That Need To Be Told

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by Bruce Watt

21 episodes
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<p>Oral history is important and this podcast captures the confidence and culture that shaped Whistler into a #1 world class resort ... it captures the people and their history from 1969 to now and what it took to develop a unique Western Canadian resort that draws mountain enthusiasts from all over the world for a “quick visit that lasts years”.&nbsp;<br><br>“I want a record of what happened here and why it happened in such a short time and how successful we were. I want to interview people that lived here through the development of Whistler.” ~ Bruce Watt, Whistler REALTOR® with RE/MAX Sea to Sky Real Estate</p>

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What is Whistler Stories That Need To Be Told?
<p>Oral history is important and this podcast captures the confidence and culture that shaped Whistler into a #1 world class resort ... it captures the people and their history from 1969 to now and what it took to develop a unique Western Canadian resort that draws mountain enthusiasts from all over the world for a “quick visit that lasts years”.&nbsp;<br><br>“I want a record of what happened here and why it happened in such a short time and how successful we were. I want to interview people that lived here through the development of Whistler.” ~ Bruce Watt, Whistler REALTOR® with RE/MAX Sea to Sky Real Estate</p>
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