Indigenous 100 Podcast
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Episode 60 – REUBEN COLLIER
With a deep love for people and a genuine desire to give his absolute all to his mahi, Dr. Reuben Collier has always approached his work with the right intentions and a true commitment to…
Episode 59 – WIREMU DOHERTY
Reflecting on his youth, Wiremu Doherty shares a story of simplicity and deep connection to the world around him, offering a profound glimpse into the resourcefulness that shaped his journey. As a…
Episode 58 – GORDON TOI
A life-altering accident could have ended Gordon Toi’s path as an artist, but instead, it deepened his passion for his art and turned his own pain into a vessel to help others navigate their…
Episode 57 – TINA NGATA
Colonialism’s impact runs deep, shaping how indigenous peoples are perceived both at home and abroad. Ironically, outside one’s home country, there is often recognition, respect, and admiration for…
Episode 56 – DAN WALKER
AI has become an increasingly prominent part of our daily lives, rapidly advancing in knowledge and significance. As it continues to evolve, Dan reflects on the importance of nurturing our…
Episode 55 – MERA PENEHIRA
With her deep understanding of Māori education and international indigenous knowledge, Mera shares her whakaaro on the successes we’ve achieved while thoughtfully highlighting opportunities for…
Episode 54 – TE URUROA FLAVELL
From the historic battles at Ruapekapeka and Ōrākau to the ongoing responses from te iwi Māori today, these actions are all interlinked in addressing our concerns to the King or Queen of the time and…
S4E53 Episode 53 – HONEY HIREME-SMILER
Honey Hireme-Smiler knew her talent was something special from a young age. By the time she was 10, she was making rep teams and playing in the Northern Zones, so it was clear she was on a path to…
S4E52 Episode 52 – TUKOROIRANGI MORGAN
Balancing the demands of many different kaupapa is no small feat, but Tuku Morgan has spent decades mastering the art. Through challenges, obstacles, and countless battles, his focus has always…
S3 Episode 51 – DAME CINDY KIRO
By day, she handles a steady stream of engagements with government leaders, heads of state, and royalty. Yet, at the heart of her role as Aotearoa’s first wahine Māori Governor-General, lies a deep…
S4E50 Episode 50 – MEA MOTU
Mea Motu is a force to be reckoned with in the world of professional boxing, representing her Māori roots with pride and strength. Known as “Nightmea” in the ring, Mea has captivated audiences…
Episode 49 – KAI KARA-FRANCE
Ranked 4th in the UFC flyweight rankings, Kaiwhare Kara-France embodies the resilience of a true warrior. With 24 wins under his belt, he’s undeterred by setbacks, including controversial…
Episode 48 – ADAM BLAIR
Dive into the remarkable career of New Zealand rugby league figure, Adam Ngawati Blair. . A former professional rugby league player and coach, Blair excelled as a prop, second-row forward, and lock…
Episode 47 – JENNY MAY CLARKSON
Jenny May Clarkson, a well-known broadcaster and host on Breakfast TV, was born and raised in the Waikato region. Prior to her career in the media industry, she served as a police officer and was…
Episode 46 – SIR HIRINI MOKO MEAD
Sir Hirini Moko Mead is a well-known Māori leader in Aotearoa; highly respected for his expertise in te reo Māori and te ao Māori. In 2007, he received the title of Distinguished Companion of the New…
Episode 45 – HANA RAWHITI MAIPI-CLARKE
At just 21 years old, Hana Maipi-Clarke has accomplished so much. She received her education at Te Wharekura o Rākaumangamanga in Huntly and even published a book called Maahina, which delves into…
Episode 44 – MARK KOPUA
Mark Kopua is one of the most famous tāmoko artists and carvers in Aotearoa, known for the many wharenui he has carved and the countless people he has marked, admired amongst Māori as an artistic…
Episode 43 – ANNETTE SYKES
A WOMEN OF JUSTICE Annette Sykes is a remarkable figure in New Zealand’s legal and political scene. Her journey began during a political protest in Wellington in the 1980s. Since then, she has…
Episode 42 – HOTUROA BARCLAY-KERR
Hoturoa Barclay-Kerr, a well-known navigator and co-chair of the Tuia250 project, reflects on his life journey and connection to sailing and waka culture. Named after the famed Tainui waka captain,…
Episode 41 – RAHUI PAPA
THE ORATOR OF THE KING Rahui Papa has spent his life dedicated to his people. With a wealth of knowledge and experience in Waikato culture and language, Rahui is highly respected as an expert in…
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Indigenous 100 Podcast has published 60 episodes since October 2019, covering topics in Documentary, Education.
Indigenous 100 Podcast is currently dormant with new episodes weekly. Average episode length is 1h 6m.
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