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Bulwarks and Bulldust – Episode Six is now live

by Bulwarks and Bulldust 13 Jun 23:46 BST
Bulwarks and Bulldust S01Ep06 - Are Boat Shows Still Relevant? © Bulwarks and Bulldust

Episode Six - asks the question, Are boat shows still Relevant? We also offer some thoughts on changes and updates - The final episode of series one is now up and running

Join the Bulwarks and Bulldust team as they discuss the current state and relevance of global boatshows as they stand, presently.

Listen along as the team explore this very current topic with industry experts and amongst themselves. Sifting out the Bulldust to find the Gold Dust.. As only Bulwarks and Bulldust can.

With thanks for their support to, The Boat Works Gold Coast, Garage25, EspressoTwenty5, Melfi Designs, and Pantaenius Sail and Motor Yacht Insurance.

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