This recording contains a programme on the Mackenzie Country during the 1920s. A resident of Godley Peaks, Mrs. Louisa Murray, is interviewed by Giles Grigg of National Radio's "Greenbelt" Rurals programme. She talks about her experience of living on a farm in the Mackenzie Country during the early 1900s.
Louisa describes crossing the Godley Peaks River, butter churning, farm-hands, and the poem "The Godley Ghost" is read.
[This version of the poem was taken from a copy written by Ernie Slow some years after the poem's original appearance. Ernie died in 1960. The poem is read here by Alan Jervis].