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R.W. Pharazyn

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Nelson, New Zealand

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R.W. Pharazyn has been involved in radio and media for 25 years both in his home country of New Zealand and Australia.
He’s best known as a former top rating talkback radio host and ‘rock jock’ but has also been a successful newspaper publisher.
He swears that retirement is for fools and horses and instead chooses to use the term ‘refocusing’ when it comes to taking on new projects.
He loves wine, craft beer, good food, happy women and Paris (not necessarily in that order). He is grateful to be alive.
The author can also be found at Facebook:
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