26 episódios
Under The Whāriki Creative Nātives
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- Sociedade e cultura
On the show we talk about the topics that we as a society tend to sweep under the rug. You know, all of those kaupapa that we don't really talk enough about! From sex to gender identity, drugs to depression, religion to money. Each episode will feature a new topic and guest!
We want to help open up opportunities for others to start having conversations, and to not be whakamā about learning and asking questions! This space is about having courageous conversations, about being open that we don't know stuff, and challenging some of the whakaaro that we do have! We're not promising to have all the answers, but we simply want to akiaki (encourage) our communities to talk!
Hosted by Anatola Finau and Tahu Hollis. Powered by Creative Nātives.
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EP 26 | Season Finale
Welcome to Episode 26, our last episode for this season of Under The Whāriki! In this week's episode our hosts reflect back on the last 25 episodes and all of the amazing kōrero that has been shared this year. Hosted by Anatola Finau and Tahu Hollis. Powered by Creative Nātives.
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EP 25 | Self Care
In this week's episode our hosts talk about self care. Hosted by Anatola Finau and Tahu Hollis. Powered by Creative Nātives.
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EP 24 | Eating Disorders (with Dr. Kate Hebenton)
In this week's episode our hosts talk to Dr. Kate Hebenton about eating disorders. Hosted by Anatola Finau and Tahu Hollis. Powered by CreativeNātives.
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EPISODE 23 | URBAN MĀORI (with Jordyn Rapana)
In this week's episode our hosts talk to Jordyn Rapana about being an Urban Māori. Hosted by Anatola Finau and Tahu Hollis. Powered by CreativeNātives.
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EP 22 | Mozzies (with Paulie Manuel)
In this week's episode our hosts talk to Paulie Manuel about being a Mozzie - a Māori living in Aussie/Australia.
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EP 21 | Cancel Culture
Welcome to Episode 21 of Under The Whāriki!
In this week's episode our hosts talk about cancel culture.
Hosted by Anatola Finau and Tahu Hollis. Powered by Creative Nātives.