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In this powerful and insightful kōrero, we sit down withRawhitiroa Bosch, the man behind the lens who has dedicated his life to showcasing the magic of Māoridom. More than just a photographer, Rawhitiroa is a staunch activist who uses his craft to amplify the voices of our people.We dive deep into:✨ Following tikanga but sending a clear message at Waitangi✨ The Hīkoi – when people marched from the top of the North Island to Parliament✨ The power of controlling the narrative✨ How this government’s actions have awakened the taniwhaThis episode isn’t just a kōrero – it’s a wake-up call. Rawhitiroa shares his unfiltered thoughts on activism, identity, and the power of kotahitanga in these crucial times.🔗 Stay connected and updated with Rawhitiroa and Toitū te Tiriti, follow the links below ⬇️
https://toitutetiriti.co.nz/https://www.instagram.com/rawhitiroa
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In this rare and powerful kōrero, Hone Harawira shares insights into his journey as an activist, his mother’s influence, and his vision for the future. From the early days of Ngā Tama Toa to passing the torch to the next generation of Māori activators, this episode captures a different side of Hone that many may not have seen before.We dive deep into:✨ The impact of his mother in shaping his activism✨ The early protests in Aotearoa & the fight for Māori rights✨ The art of language and how words hold power✨ What really happened at Waitangi✨ Why a mokopuna-focused approach is key to moving forwardThis conversation is about legacy, resilience, and the ongoing fight for Māori sovereignty – but also about hope, healing, and the power of the next generation.
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In this powerful and raw kōrero, Jase Te Patu shares how his upbringing shaped his purpose, from experiencing his father leaving at a young age to the deep healing journey through te reo Māori.
Jase opens up about:
✨ How toxic fuel drove him to seek external validation✨ The power of words and how they shaped his identity✨ Healing generational trauma through te reo Māori✨ Why he is so passionate about supporting rangatahi✨ His journey with alcohol, ADHD, and breaking cyclesNow leading Hauora Aotearoa, Jase is dedicated to empowering Māori rangatahi through holistic wellbeing and identity. His story is one of resilience, self-discovery and true inner strength.
Episode Breakdown:
0:00 Intro3:39 Being raised by nan and koro10:50 Developing in the early stages of life14:54 The teacher who believed in me19:15 ADHD & when dad left21:55 Always seeking validation23:30 Resorting to alcohol27:47 Relationship with alcohol now32:05 The strength to sit in the challenge38:54 Suck it up, don’t cry41:20 Healing with te reo Māori45:38 Be comfortable being the only Māori50:20 Tuning in and seeing other people’s mamae1:00:10 Final words🔗 Follow Jase Te Patu & Hauora Aotearoa: https://www.hauoraaotearoa.com/
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Starting 2025 with this epic conversation with my good friend Byron Austin (byron.grows).
In this episode, we discuss how Byron got into food forestry, the projects he’s passionate about, and take a deep dive into him as a person and leader. We explore his mindset, how he addresses insecurities and what drives him.
I hope you enjoy this kōrero and if you do receive value, leave a comment below and be sure to follow Byron.Grows.
Episode Breakdown
0:00 Intro
5:30 Getting Into Food Forest
9:21 Saying NO
13:00 The Difference Between Garden & Food Forest
19:00 Food Forest Is The Vehicle
23:03 Addressing Insecurities
30:00 Just Take The Steps
33:30 The Best 10 Days You Had
39:55 The Food Forest Games
46:35 Your Whole World Is A Result Of You
51:25 The Hero's Journey
54:50 Planting Seeds
57:55 Final Words
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In this episode, we sit down for a second kōrero with Papa Mark Kopua to delve deeper into Mahi a Atua and the transformative mahi happening within wānanga. Papa Mark shares pūrākau of Atua Māori, the art of giving and receiving feedback, and the significance of mauri as an anchor and purpose in our lives and kaupapa.
Papa also reflects on his journey as an artist, speaking about the connection between art and home, the gifting of art, and practical ways to overcome creative blocks.
This episode is rich with wisdom, exploring the hunger within Māoridom to reconnect with identity, the challenges we all face, and the beauty of moving forward together with intention and purpose.
Please follow Mahi a Atua here and visit their webiste here to stay update with upcoming wānanga.
Episode Breakdown:
0:00 Intro
2:44 Say the Thing
5:04 Listen Carefully & Don’t Reshape It
8:20 Mauri Is the Anchor
11:39 Mauri Moko
17:54 An Artist’s Home
19:17 The Process of Creating Art
22:40 Getting Through Creative Blocks24:00 Mahi a Atua Mokopapa27:25 Māoridom Has Developed a Hunger to Be Māori31:00 Everyone Goes Through Challenging Times33:30 Let’s Do This Together38:30 The Shift of Tangaroa42:40 The Moana Reflecting How I Was Feeling43:40 Carry the Intention45:45 Final Words -
In this episode, we sit down with Tama, the man behind the lens of Mahi a Atua, as he steps outside his comfort zone to share his personal journey.
Tama reflects on being raised in Hawke's Bay, the lessons he has learned from his children, and the life changing experience of connecting with Mahi a Atua, capturing moments during wānanga and his work addressing gambling harm within the community.
This kōrero highlights Tama’s growth, healing and dedication to creating positive change.
For more information about Mahi a Atua visit their website here.
Episode Breakdown:
0:00 Intro
4:45 Being a Pāpā
9:39 Connecting to Mahi a Atua
12:10 Life-Changing Experience
16:10 Giving Back
18:00 Breaking Through Limiting Beliefs
21:44 Gambling Harm
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In this episode, I sit down with Jana, a Mataora for Mahi a Atua, to explore her journey of reconnecting with Te Ao Māori and anchoring herself through cultural practice and healing.
We discuss the impacts of moving around, the challenges of disconnection, and how engaging with Mahi a Atua has shaped her path.
Jana shares insights on building confidence, navigating expectations placed on young wāhine, the importance of practicing integration, dealing with feedback that hurts, and staying grounded in one's journey.
For more information on Mahi a Atua and upcoming wānanga visit their website here.
Episode Breakdown
0:00 Intro
2:20 Impacts of Moving Around
5:50 Anchoring Self
8:30 Engaging with Mahi a Atua
11:30 Disconnected From Te Ao Māori
15:30 Tāne Were Midwives
17:30 Expectation On Young Wahine
19:30 Building Confidence
23:10 Practicing Integration
26:40 Feedback That Hurt
28:50 Final Words
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In this episode, we sit down with Kelly Burns, a Mataora (change agent) for Mahi a Atua, to explore her journey of transformation and growth. Kelly opens up about her upbringing in Te Araroa as well as sharing the influence Mahi a Atua - teaching her the importance of giving and receiving feedback and the profound impact of supporting herself and others through life's highs and lows.
This episode was recorded during a Rangi Parauri Mahi a Atua Wānanga. We hope you enjoy the value!
0:00 Intro
4:10 Rushing To Grow Up
6:00 Carrying Baggage
8:30 Joining Mahi a Atua
12:30 Giving & Receiving Feedback
16:15 Supporting Yourself & Others
17:38 Reacting & Solutions
24:00 Expressing Authenticity
29:50 Being a Change Agent
34:40 Final Words
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Solo session unpacking the lessons of the season as well as 2024.
Navigating uncertainty, friendships and preparing for what is ahead for 2025.
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In this episode, I sit down with Rikki Solomon, a respected practitioner of the Maramataka. We discuss his upbringing with his koro, working with tūpāpaku, transitioning into Maramataka, and how it can be applied in our lives.
This kōrero, recorded during a Mahi a Atua Rangi Parauri Wānanga at Pākōwhai Marae, explores indigenising data, the pressures of Christmas, and embracing the Māori lunar calendar. Tune in for inspiring insights on time, culture, and connection.
Follow link to know more details about more upcoming Mahi a Atua Wānanga.
0:00 Intro6:30 Growing Up with Koro10:30 Learning Maramataka14:15 Racism in Kura15:30 Transitioning into Maramataka18:30 Indigenising the Data22:50 The, When27:05 The Pressures of Christmas32:00 Recovering Gregorian Addict 35:40 Younger Sibling of the Taiao39:00 The Faces of Hine Marama44:40 Celebrating 13 Times a Year50:10 The Truth About Daylight Savings57:00 Mahi a Atua Wānanga1:00:00 Gregorian Calendar & Maramataka1:07:15 Final Words
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In this episode, we kōrero with Hinemoa Jones, a māreikura and facilitator for Mahi a Atua, as well as a writer, educator, and performer of karetao (The Māori puppet).
Together, we explore her connection to Mahi a Atua, the concept of Atuatanga, and the role of remembering in her journey. Hinemoa shares insights into spiritual growth, karanga, and the art of facilitation, including the importance of space holding and seeing transformation in others.
This episode was recorded during a Mahi a Atua Rangi Parauri wānanga held is Gisborne.
0:00 Intro
1:30 Connection to Mahi a Atua
5:00 Remembering
7:00 Atuatanga
9:30 What has helped you from your upbringing?
12:30 Acceptance & Spiritual Growth
15:30 Karanga
18:00 The Art of Facilitation
20:00 Space Holding
27:00 Seeing Changes in Others
31:00 Being a Change Maker
35:22 Final Words
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In this episode, we kōrero with Carrie Savage, whose healing journey has profoundly transformed not only her own life but also the lives of her whānau. Carrie shares insights into how unlearning plays a vital role in growth, the importance of listening to our tamariki, and the power of doing what you need to do for personal and collective wellbeing.
We explore solutions rooted in te ao Māori, the transformative work of Mahi a Atua, and how healing is found in wānanga. Carrie also reflects on the long-term impact of mokopuna decisions and how they shape a thriving future for generations to come.
0:00 Intro
2:40 Everyone Is An Influencer
7:40 The Unlearning Process
14:06 Listening To Our Kids
18:02 Doing What You Need To Do
22:12 The Solution Are In Our Ao Māori
26:00 Mahi a Atua
30:00 Healing Is In Wānanga
36:07 Mokopuna Decisions
42:12 Final Words
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In this episode, we sit down with Tina Ngata, hailing from Ngāti Porou, an advocate for Indigenous, human, and environmental rights. Recorded during the Mahi a Atua Rangi Parauri Wānanga in Gisborne, Tina shares her passion for justice, the hard decisions she’s faced, and the central role of connection in her work.
We explore critical topics like the Doctrine of Discovery, colonialism, and the savage warrior myth, as well as the importance of controlling the narrative.
Tina offers practical insights on being an ally, navigating privilege, and breaking free from systemic traps.
0:00 Intro
3:35 Passion for Justice
5:30 Making Hard Decisions
8:00 Focus on Connection
10:20 The Doctrine of Discovery
13:30 Colonialism and Colonisation
18:30 The Savage Warrior Myth
30:00 Controlling the Narrative
34:30 The Trap
41:00 What Can Someone Do
44:30 Being an Ally
47:25 Dripping in Privilege
50:30 Final Words
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It was an honour to sit down with the legendary Te Hāmua Nikora - a familiar face on screen, a captivating voice, a humour that brings laughter to all, a heart for our rangatahi, and a true representative of Māoridom.Enjoy this conversation as we explore the significance of names, working with rangatahi, life in media, personal stories of vulnerability, kōrero from Ngāti Porou, and insights from Mahi a Atua.This episode was filmed during the Mahi a Atua Rangi Parauri Wānanga in Gisborne.0:00 Intro7:10 Ranagatahi at Heart13:01 Ngāti Porou17:55 Working in Media24:30 Rangatahi Focused28:07 The Reka of the Kūmara Patch34:30 Mahi a Atua38:20 Observe Over Control44:30 Final Words
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Excited to reconnect with kōkā Diana Kopua for another powerful kōrero. In this episode, we dive deep into Māori healing, pūrākau Māori, the importance of embracing feedback, and reframing failure to failing. Doctor Diana also shares how the principles of Mahi a Atua come alive in real-time during wānanga.
This episode was recorded at the Rangi Parauri Wānanga at Pākōwhai Marae in Gisborne.
Leave a comment below to share what resonated most with you.
0:00 Intro
7:20 Welcoming Feedback
12:00 Failing Over Failure
18:05 The Real Scenarios
23:23 Common Themes
27:30 The Early Atua Battles
34:30 Wealth is the Collective Struggle
39:40 Our Relationship with the Environment
45:15 Directing the Ship
51:10 Working with Papa Mark Kōpua
01:01:30 Final Words
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It's always an empowering conversation when my brother Nick sits across from me. He's in a new season, and we explore a variety of topics that will leave you reflecting and gaining new insights.
We discuss subjects like service and healing, embracing obstacles, the 7 Hermetic Principles, living in the present moment, relationships, and breaking thought and behavioral patterns.
0:00 Intro
7:30 The Impact of Spirituality
13:30 Life Happening For You
19:27 Embracing Obstacles
24:50 PLOM Disease
28:30 The Hermetic Principals (The Universal Laws)
32:00 Overcoming Asthma
39:00 Relationship Breakthroughs
47:50 The Present Moment
55:55 Final Words
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I had an amazing kōrero with my best friend and wife, Hinepanea Rewiri, where she opened up about her journey as a māmā to our two sons. She shared the challenges she's faced with postpartum and reflected on what has supported her during this season of self-discovery, exploring who she is beyond being a mother and a wife.
We also took some time to discuss our marriage and the personal and shared growth we've experienced over the years.
Her intention with this episode was to be open and honest about her experiences in the hope that it will resonate with and support others going through similar challenges.
0:00 Intro
2:15 Being a Māmā
8:00 Postpartum
12:24 Growth
18:49 The Boys Birth Experiences
42:02 Lessons Learnt
47:30 Just Listen
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In this episode, we sit down with Te Wehi, a renowned moko artist and kaihaka, whose life is a testament to the richness of te ao Māori. Raised by his grandparents, Te Wehi's early years were immersed entirely in te reo Māori, fostering a deep connection to te ao Māori and a passion for toi Māori. His journey through kapa haka has taken him across the globe, showcasing the beauty of our culture.
Join us as we share a kōrero about Te Wehi’s upbringing, the significance of kapa haka, insights on FestPac 2024, Moko Ora, things to know about wearing mataora and moko kauae, the impact of gambling harm, and we explore the importance of developing skills.
0:00 - Intro
3:00 - Key Moments From Upbringing
8:30 - Took It For Granted
12:12 - FestPac 2024
24:15 - The Highs Of Kapa Haka
29:08 - Moko Ora
36:24 - Responsibilities Of Moko
45:05 - We're Still Here
48:08 - Moko & Koha
56:17 - Gambling Harm
1:02:42 - He Oranga Te Kōrero
1:06:19 - Developing Skills
Please follow links below if you require any support with gambling harm.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/safergamblingaotearoa/
Help and support services: www.safergambling.org.nz/support
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In this episode, I dive into the key insights from last week’s ‘Cultivate Clarity, Ignite Your Purpose’ Masterclass, where I shared two simple yet powerful questions that sparked massive shifts in my own personal journey:
What would you like your life to look like? What are your values?Answering these questions provides profound clarity and helps you align your actions with your purpose in everyday moments.
If you've been on a personal development path but find yourself feeling stuck, the upcoming Te Ara Hou wānanga on the 7th-8th of September is for YOU. An opportunity to dive deeper into this work and realign with your true purpose.
Learn More & Secure Your Spot Here
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In this episode with Te Kanapu, we explore how Te Reo Māori has been a gift that keeps on giving. We discuss te reo Māori and tikanga, finding purpose, working at a government level, co-writing hit songs "I Am" and "Māori ki te Ao" with Stan Walker, being among heroes, and sharing experiences with gambling harm.
0:00 - Intro
3:37 - Purpose
8:16 - The Gift That Keeps On Giving
11:10 - Breaking Down Tikanga
18:22 - He Who Waits Will Receive
22:29 - Co-Writing 'I Am'
27:24 - Being Among Heroes
33:53 - Working in Government
39:56 - Seeds of Matariki Debrief
46:37 - Gambling Harm
57:09 - Getting Over Your Own Shit
Please follow links below if you require any support with gambling harm.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/safergamblingaotearoa/
Help and support services: www.safergambling.org.nz/support
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