Marc Ellis on life after SportsCafe, Charlie's millions and Ridgey

Marc Ellis has done enough in his life to have an episode dedicated to each chapter.  He played rugby for Otago, North Harbour, Blues, Highlanders and All Blacks and League for the Warriors and Kiwis, founded Charlie’s juice company – which after 10 years he sold to Asahi for $129 million, and was one of New Zealand’s top television stars for over a decade.  0:00 A pinch yourself moment and a local speak easy 2:08 That time Marc nearly killed himself alone with a bowling machine 5:00 The Human Cannonball, the boat, and the Round Lake Taupo cycle 13:01 The last ten years of Marc Ellis 14:38 Macca at high school 17:23 The King of Otago University 20:30 Scarfie hijinks 22:40 Otago rugby and All Blacks tours 27:40 “Susie” at the 1995 Rugby World Cup 31:14 Setting up Charlies 37:10 The decision to sell Charlies 42:28 The Warriors (and Jonah) 50:10 Sports Café 1:01:35 Matthew Ridge and Marc Ellis 1:08:56 Working on More FM after becoming a multi-millionaire 1:13:01 The Rangitoto stunt 1:16:42 Media Blanco and life now 1:19:04 Fame and anonymity 1:20:18 Advice from a father to a son 1:27:09 Last words from Steve, Seamus and Marc