Kurt Price, left and Dustin Newman. YouTube

The New Lloydminster Nissan Patchwork Podcast this week features Kurt Price speaking to Dustin Newman from Original Oil. Dustin grew up on a farm near Hillmond, SK, and ended up as an engineer.

 

 

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