Travel Australia Podcast by The Feel Good Family · Paul Guerin & Katie Guerin

Campfires, Cookbooks, and Cruisers: Our Chat with Harry Fisher - Fire to Fork

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COVID pushed Harry Fisher into beach cooking videos in Broome and turned Fire to Fork into his full-time job.

1. Travel Australia Podcast by The Feel Good Family centers this episode on Scout, the new Toyota Land Cruiser 300 series tow vehicle, and on a chat with Harry Fisher from Fire to Fork. 2. Paul, Katie, and Jasper host the show, while Harry Fisher appears as the cooking and travel guest whose Fire to Fork channel and books matter to the interview. 3. The episode asks what a family travel setup, a southeast Queensland Hipcamp, and campfire cooking advice look like in practice. 4. The hosts explain that Scout is their Land Cruiser 300 series and that Jasper named their previous caravan “orange” because it was orange in colour. 5. Paul links Scout to a family memory of a 32-foot Winnebago called Scout that he bought near Anaheim, California, after landing at LAX with his parents and six siblings. 6. Katie describes Lakeview Hipcamp in Beachmere as a private 50-acre property in the Moreton Bay region with large lakefront sites. 7. She notes that the property has around eight unpowered sites, a couple of powered sites, and space for two or three caravans on some sites. 8. The hosts say site number two gives direct lake access for a canoe, kayak, or stand-up paddleboard, and they mention that those watercraft are provided. 9. They also point to a playground, a pool table, table tennis, a slip and slide, a barbecue area, and dog-friendly rules with well-behaved dogs only. 10. Harry Fisher explains that he studied finance, worked as a general manager of a software company, and left corporate life in late 2019 when his wife Sam, a doctor, moved to Broome. 11. He says COVID in March 2020 stopped the tourism work he had planned, so he started filming cooking videos on the beach in Broome during lockdown. 12. Harry says he avoided promotional sponsorships, instead building Fire to Fork through photography and videography work for brands that could not travel. 13. He says that by the end of that year he had written his first book, which came out in August 2021, the same month his first child was born. 14. He describes later sponsorships with Zippo and Cub Campers as a strong fit because they matched gear he already used or liked. 15. Harry says he keeps his content focused on food and cars because his family life in Perth means he cannot build his channel around a lap of Australia or a Canada-focused series. 16. He says his LC300 with the Just Autos full kit reaches 1,330 Newton metres of torque and about 450 horsepower, and he recalls that it once did wheelies before the bull bar, winch, and 35-inch tyres changed the feel. 17. The interview moves quickly and conversationally, with Katie and Paul asking direct follow-up questions and Harry answering with practical examples. 18. Harry uses plain language, shifts between business strategy and cooking technique, and pauses once to deal with his three-year-old son calling him inside. 19. Listeners who cook while travelling, tow caravans, or want a family travel setup will get the most from this episode. 20. Listeners wanting a deep technical vehicle review or a pure food episode may skip it.

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A warm touring chat that pairs campsite detail with Harry Fisher's hard-won campfire story.

Travel Australia Podcast keeps its attention on the practical side of road-trip life, starting with a stay at one of the best hip camps in southeast Queensland and a conversation with campfire cook Harry Fisher from Fire to Fork.

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A campfire-cook chat set around a stay at a hip camp in southeast Queensland, plus a first look at the family's new Land Cruiser 300 series.

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