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In this episode we chat with the bro Stefan about his experiences shifting through te ao Māori and te ao Pakeha spaces. A self proclaimed father first, husband second and police officer after that, Stefan traces his whakapapa to the Bay of Ple
Kia ora e te whanau! In this ep we test our ability to kōrero solely in te reo Māori about our experience in our extended lockdown in 2021. With both of us learning our reo as a second language later in life we know we this is a journey that
If you've listened to our earlier podcasts you'll know this name well. To define Chels by her job, her title or her achievements would not give nearly enough mana to her. In fact who are we to define her at all?! While recording this ep Chel
A lot of us would have heard the saying 'Harden up bro', a common throw away comment to make light of a situation or someones emotions and directed mainly towards males. John Kingi, one of the founders of Soften Up Bro plays on the old outdated
After a wee bit of a hiatus, juggling whanau, study and well... life, we've made it back to continue on with our kaupapa! In this ep we find our feet over zoom (Locked down again) and give a bit of insight into what brought us back and why we
If you've listened to our earlier podcasts you'll know this name well. To define Chels by her job, her title or her achievements would not give nearly enough mana to her. In fact who are we to define her at all?! While recording this ep Chels
Sports Psychology is a common fixture in modern day sport however having a Māori male working within that space is not. When some of us hear 'Psychology' we may default to words such as mental illness, shrinks and issues. While this may be tr
We're still here and chances are we'll be here for a good while longer! This is our take on our personal experience of being in Lockdown for the second week. In Aotearoa we're incredibly privileged to have our borders shut and to be put down
The Corona virus has affected the world in a massive way and as we write this we're still in the midst of it all. This lockdown is something none of us in Aotearoa have seen within our lifetime and it can be pretty scary but also have some str
DK is the ultimate waterman, not just from the perspective of being a champion surfer but because he is in tune with our waters. If you're a kid you may have taken surfing lessons with him, if you're a surfer you'll know him as a force to be r
It's been a hectic few months for both of us at Maranga, with Daz locking into family life and Scott starting full immersion te reo Maori. In this episode we fill you in on our recent radio silence, don't worry - we're still on the waka e te
As we see in 2020 we welcome the episode with Hohepa Thompson aka 'The Hori'. Like a lot of us, Hohepa grew up around whanau at home here in Aotearoa and then bailed off overseas in search of new adventures. It was his calling back home that w
On this episode we go lay down some answers of the questions you've asked us: - Who were our mentors growing up - Which 3 books/ podcasts would we recommend - What does success look like to us
Tupuria's whanau are well recognised waka paddlers so it was a given that he would end up in the same position. What he has done with this though is where the magic is, utilising his skill, knowledge and achievement to give back to local commu
On this episode we go lay down some answers of the questions you've asked us: - How did we meet and how did we realise we had a shared passion for this kaupapa - What are our nerves like sharing ourselves on social media - What 3 power words wo
On this episode we go lay down some answers of the questions you've asked us: - How do we decide who we korero with on the podcast - How we put the podcast together along with our 'do's and don'ts' - Our biggest learning experiences
Gen Mora is making change in the mental health space with an initiative she co-founded with her good mate Jazz Thornton named Voices of Hope. Growing up with mental illness and disorders, being female and also Maori, Gen brings a new energy an
When you hear 'Hip Hop Culture' it can be easy to default to it's surface level association with rap, drugs, gangs and political movements. Like most things 'different' this isn't the case at all and once you dive down into it deeper you get
In this episode we have a little wananga on Maoridom in 2019 through our eyes. While we've always been and always will be Maori, the more we have delved into our culture, the more exposed and enlightened we've both become. This is our view on
At the time of recording, Ezekiel Raui is a 22 year old with a maturity level far beyond his years! Growing up Zeke and his friends were exposed to several youth suicides in their local community. This was the catalyst which contributed to th
Our key take aways from our kōrero with the manawahine from Tukau Legacy!
Tukau Legacy and Tukau law are two entities that are entwined in each other and were established by two manawahine - Season and Chelsea. What sits in front of Tukau Legacy/ Law, Season and Chelsea is a kaupapa that this bio won't be able to giv
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