NZ Radio Training School: Recent Episodes
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Episode 3: Five Nights at Freddy's Part 3 - The Sister Location PartThe Cheezy Weezies wrap up their miserable brain-spilling in this final part (for now) of the Thready Free Parter, but move over Freddy! There's a new generation of weirdo robots to go over, also there's a villain.Check out our Lets Play Channel!www.youtube.com/@TheMadladsYT
Episode 2: Five Nights at Freddy's Part 2 - The End of an EraMunch (Nikau), Plongo, & Clown try to solve the mystery of what happened once the FNaF Boom started to fizzle out in this Second Part of the Five Nights at Freddy's three-part franchise bash.Check out our Lets Play Channel!www.youtube.com/@TheMadladsYT
Episode 1: Five Nights at Freddy's Part 1 - The Original Trilogy Munch (Nikau), Plongo, Coffee, & Clown go on a three-part tirade about the ongoing Five Nights at Freddy's franchise. The timeline is mostly stable here...Check out our Lets Play Channel!https://www.youtube.com/@TheMadladsYT
This week's guest Keith Marr is a producer, singer, dancer, actor, real estate agent, and businessman! Keith's life is all about balance which he talks about in this week's episode. In November 2021 he came on board to be a producer/co-owner of Masked Productions alongside Zane Fleming. Keith has been performing in theatre shows since 2008 and even though he popped his hip recently he has no signs of slowing down. So let's peel back the curtain and see what beans Keith has to spill…
Find Keith: www.facebook.com/KeithCharlesMarr www.instagram.com/keithcmarr Masked Productions: www.facebook.com/MaskedProductions www.instagram.com/maskedproductionsnz
Recorded on 07/11/2022
This week's guest Kim Adamson is a legend from the 'Golden age’ of radio in New Zealand with 50+ years of experience. Kim was a breakfast radio host for over 25 years and was a part of the infamous Kim&Corbett on MoreFM. He has also been Program Director for Radio Hauraki, & Triple M 89 FM, Creative Director for Radio Hauraki, and produced radio legend Blackie. After hanging up the headphones after Kim&Corbett ended he now teaches full time at the New Zealand Radio Training School, preparing the next generation of radio stars. Kim has a ridiculous amount of knowledge and stories, so let's peel back the curtain and see what beans Kim has to spill...
New Zealand Radio Training School: radioschool.co.nz/
Recorded on 20/10/2022
This weeks guest Paul Ego is a Billy T Award-winning Kiwi comedian. He got his start in a London pub back in 1994, he started a radio career with moreFM in 2000 after being asked to come up with characters for the 'Kim and Corbett Breakfast show'. then in 2006 he jumped to 'The Morning Rumble' on the rock where he stayed until he left radio in 2011 to go full in on the hit show 7Days! With being the voice for PAK'nSAVE's stickman and constantly touring Paul is often busy, but never to busy to say no to a game of golf. So let's peel back the curtain and see what beans he has to spill...
Find Paul: www.paulego.com/ www.instagram.com/poorlyego/
Recorded on 27/10/2022
This week's guest is the 6’2” Westport-born New Zealand funny man, Jeremy Corbett. Jeremy tends to see the funny in things which is why he has had such a successful career. First reached heights of fame as a part of the Kim&Corbett breakfast show on MoreFM and has now moved on to hosting 7Days and being a member of TheProjectNZ. It's hard not to recognize him anywhere, so let's peel back the curtain and see what beans he has to spill…
Find Jeremy Corbett: www.instagram.com/jeremycorbett/
7Days: www.threenow.co.nz/tv/7-days/home.html www.instagram.com/7daysnz/
The Project NZ: www.threenow.co.nz/tv/the-project/home.html www.instagram.com/theproject_nz/
Recorded on 24/08/2022
This week's guest is Sam Smith (no not that Sam Smith). After being diagnosed with MS he took a massive pay cut, left dentistry behind and dove into the world of comedy. He now writes for TaskmasterNZ and 7Days, hosts podcasts, is an author and is a warm up comedian for most NZ TV shows. It's hard to find Sam not working hard, so let's peel back the curtain and see what beans he has to spill…
Find Sam: www.samsmith.co.nz www.instagram.com/reelbigsmith/ twitter.com/ReelBigSmith
Podcasts: Blind Low Vision NZ www.buzzsprout.com/842887 Everything You Didn't Need To Know About www.youtube.com/channel/Everything_you_Didn't_need_to_know_about
Recorded on 17/08/2022
This week's guest Becky Umbers is a small girl who gets big laughs. With her unique take on life and the voice to match, Becky's stand up is a mix of storytelling and quirky observations. She keeps herself busy with working on The Project NZ and writing for other shows, so let's peel back the curtain and see what beans she has to spill…
Find Becky: www.instagram.com/beckyumbers/ www.facebook.com/BeckyUmbersComedian
Recorded on 9/08/2022
This week's guest Quinn Annemans has established himself as a respected and versatile dancer, performer and choreographer. He has a passion for training young people and watching them grow in what they love through his companies Tiptronic Choreography and Velocity Dance Competition. Quinn has accomplished a lot in a short amount of time, so let's peel back the curtain and see what beans he has to spill...
Find Quinn: www.instagram.com/quinnn.a/ www.facebook.com/yaboiiquinn linktr.ee/quinn.a
tiptronicchoreography: www.tiptronic.nz/ www.instagram.com/tiptronicchoreography/ www.facebook.com/tiptronicchoreography
Recorded on 28/07/2022
This weeks guest Emma Bishop is a crazy busy person who loves the arts with all her heart. She balances teaching at StageAntics, with keeping NZ up to date with the latest arts news on Kickarts, and so much more. It takes years of experience to be on top of your game like Emma, so lets peel back the curtain and see what beans she has to spill....
Find Emma: www.instagram.com/embish12/ www.facebook.com/emma.bishop.520 www.facebook.com/embishopnztheatre
StageAntics: www.stageantics.nz/ www.facebook.com/StageAntics.NZ/ www.instagram.com/stageantics.nz/ www.tiktok.com/@stageantics
Kickarts: www.kickarts.org.nz/ www.instagram.com/kickartsnz/ www.facebook.com/KickArts
National Organizations: www.drama.org.nz/ www.mtnz.org.nz/
This week's guest Steven Lyons has performed comedy around the globe and likes to make comedy hugs for your ears. After 7 years of performing around the USA he’s back home and has worked with TV Three’s The Project, 7 Days and TVNZ’s Seven Sharp. Steven co-founded The Dice Show as well as performing stand up across NZ.
Find Steven Lyons:
Website: www.stelyons.com/
Social Media: twitter.com/stelyons/ www.facebook.com/StevenLyonsComedy/ www.instagram.com/stelyons/
This week's guest Chris Bates is labelled the “pop prince” by his peers. He's a very skilled musician/producer and with inspirations like Charlie Puth, Bruno Mars and John Mayer, it's no surprise that he is known for his smooth voice and intricate melodies.
Find Chris Bates:
Website www.chrisbates.co.nz/
Music: www.youtube.com/c/ChrisBates/featured https://open.spotify.com/artist/1wMxoWB76tKp8gOJDGRxxJ?si=yOYdQoS1QcacHV5ByOYRyQ
Social Media www.instagram.com/itschrisbates/ www.facebook.com/itschrisbates/ www.twitter.com/_itschrisbates
Recorded on 07/05/2022
This week's guest Stephen Dallow is a busy man; he's a drama teacher, retail trainer, father of two, radio host and so much more. He’s a man who has a story and has a massive heart for young people and theatre.
What Stephen’s up too
Kids4Drama: https://kids4drama.com/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/368986156497162 https://www.instagram.com/kids4drama/
KickArts: https://www.kickarts.org.nz/ https://www.facebook.com/KickArts https://www.instagram.com/kickartsnz/
Barfoot & Thompson: https://www.barfoot.co.nz/
Recorded on 23/05/2022
The Labour Party has scrapped Covid vaccine mandates, so Blake Sebastian from NZRTS went out on the streets to hear what the people had to say.
SHAV RAYAN PODCAST IS THE END
- SPOKE OF PEOPLE WHO CAME ON
- WHAT THE PEOPLE INTERVIEWD WHAT THEY BOUGHT
- BREAKDOWN OF CERTAIN EPISDOE
SHAV RAYAN SPEAKS WITH POETIK ABOUT THE FOLLOWING :
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WHERE HAS POETIK WORKED BEFORE ???
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INSPIRATIONS ON LIFE TO LYRICAL LYRICS
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SLIM 400 COLLAB
-spoke of his family achievements
and so much more
Poetik even asked Shav Rayan questions
this is must listen
SHAV RAYAN IN THIS EP
SPEAKS ON:
THE NEXT EP 10 WITH POETIK PROMOTES HIS OWN BEAT NETWORKING Briefly AND A LITTLE BIT MORE ....
SHAV RAYAN SPEAKS ON HIS ART - WHAT REALLY IS AN ARTIST - SPONORSHIPS - WHAT HELPS SHAV RAYAN WORK UNDER PRESSURE - AND MUCH MORE
SHAV RAYAN SPEAKS WITH Myrddin Gwynedd ABOUT - HIS NEW BOOK - MENTAL HEALTH / YOGA - HE MADE NZ HIS HOME - TRAVELING AND SO MUCH MORE !!!!
Connections with rei Shooting music videos Cee blu doing country comps ??? Navigating artist through NZ First job So much more
SHAV RAYAN SPEAKS WITH CEE BLU
Connections with rei Shooting music videos Cee blu doing country comps ??? Navigating artist through NZ First job So much more
, Dr Bryan Betty, Medical Director of The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners. SPEAKS ON - - THE FUNDING OF MENTAL HEALTH - PEER SUPPORT / NZQA -HOSPITAL FOOD AND MORE
SHAV RAYAN SPEAKS ON THE SELF PROCLAIMED INTERVIEWS THAT WILL HAPPEN - TELLS HIS SKILLS - UP BRINGING - LEAVES SOMETHING FOR THE EYES TO IMAGINE AND LISTEN TO DREAM ABOUT AND MUCH MORE
SHAV RAYAN SPEAKS WITH RIZVAN ABOUT
- SUPPORT FOR TROUBLED YOUTH
- PEOPLE THAT LIKE RIZZY MUSIC
- WHAT AGE HE MADE IT TO THE SCENE IS IT TOO LATE FOR SHAV RAYAN -HOW TO FIND MELODY SOUND ??? AND MUCH MORE
SHAV RAYAN speaks with Melodownz about - branding his art to the world to a business -did he jus say he signed a new deal ??? - working on new studio album drop sound and styles it might have and much more
SHAV RAYAN PODCAST X REI
REI TALKS ABOUT HIDDEN TALENTS THE INDUSTRY HIS OWN GOALS FOR 2022 FEATURES AND COLLABS HE WISHES TO GAIN THIS YEAR
The Court made its decision that the Swearing In Ceremony done by FAST Party under the tent outside of the Parliament House on the 24th of May 2021 was unlawful.
The now government (FAST Party) found a way to go through with the Swearing In Ceremony on the 24th of May 2021 for its 26 members despite the doors of the Parliament House being locked.
First time in the history of politics in Samoa to lock the doors of the Fale Fono (Parliament House) on the day the 17th Parliament was suppose to convene. The selected government at the time (FAST Party) were locked outside together with the Judges of Samoa's Judiciary.
Despite the many confusion on who has the authority to make the final decision on whether to hold another election for the nation, the Leader of FAST Party and now Prime Minister of Samoa Fiame Naomi Mataafa reassured that there is no need for another election.
In 2021 Samoa went through a rollercoaster with its election. One of the many arguments was the additional seat for women in Parliament and the Head of State's call to hold another election.
In this episode SHAV RAYAN speaks with Nickson - about his role at Mai FM the secrets behind radio . - How he grew to where he is now - Dream Car plus More .........
Vigs, Brooke,Jethro and Slaine chat about frequently used social media platforms , privacy and positive and negatives about social media.
Vigs, Brooke and Nikita discuss childhood, pet peeves and relationships. AUDIO: Happy loop - wi-photos [Freesound.org]. (had to put a bed in behind it because you can hear the Kool FM in the background).
-13 year old boy dies near Kaikoura -California faces one of the hottest days -Mediaworks teaming up with Discovery Inc -dude stabbing people in Birmingham -Novak Djokovic still being dumb and cant play tennis
-Fire gutted business in Mangere -Australia is in a recession -NZ is one of the worst places to be a child -Honeybees can destroy breast cancer cells -World Rugby wants to ban trans women from playing womens rugby
-Man dies in Hauraki Plains -Peter Ellis' appeal can continue after his death -Hong Kong free coronavirus testing -US FAA investigating jetpack -Kane Williamson is scared of Covid
- Quarantine Double Standards
- Death from Motor Vehicle Crash
- Mutated Coronavirus Strain Related to Minks
- Braxton Baker Dies at 21
- Bay of Plenty Win at the Mitre 10 Cup.
- Joe Biden’s Electoral Win 2 Auckland Police Investigation
- Kamala Harris Creates History
- Hailee Bieber Shuts Down Rumours
- Australian Wallabies Bledisloe Win.
- Second confirmed Covid-19 Case in Nurse
- Outrageous Fortune House to be Demolished
- Election Day in the USA
- Ashlee Simpson Welcomes Child
- Second Bledisloe Cup Win
- Bus Driver Tests Positive for Covid-19
- Auckland Countdown Closed
- Shark Attack in Gold Coast
- Keeping Up With The Kardashians Cancelled
- Crash in Tour de France
- Green School NZ Founding Principal Resigns
- Auckland Motorway Closed After Gun Reports
- Ban on Gatherings of 6+ People in the UK
- Beckhams Contract Coronavirus
- English Football Player of The Year
- 3 New Cases of Covid-19
- Outrage at University of Auckland
- Immaculate Ice Age Caver Bear Remains Found in Russia
- Gordon Ramsay Opens Cooking School
- Lewis Hamilton One Win Away from Equalling World Record
- Jacinda Calls Out Judith Collin’s Leadership Styles
- Auckland Water Restrictions Easing
- US Election Debate Cancelled
- Lorde Breaks Instagram Hiatus
- Rugby Results in Draw
- New Covid-19 Death
- Laneway Festival Concern
- Saturn’s Rings Disappearing
- Don Lewis’ Family Plead for Information
- Jonah Lomu’s former manager dies
- Hundreds of The Warehouse made Redundant
- Auckland Ferry Service Disruption
- Fire on Mount Kilimanjaro
- Rumours of New Thor Movie
- Beauden Barrett Injury Tracking Well
- Four New Covid-19 Cases in Auckland
- 13-Year-Old Boy Dies Falling from 30 metres
- California Sets Records for Destructive Wildfires
- Mediaworks Sells Television Business\
- North vs South Final Rugby Score
-Police want witnesses to a fatal car crash -California is on fire -Bad weather predicted for NZ -Kanye West still wants to be president -Novak Djokovic hits woman with tennis ball and gets fined
-Auckland's Southwest motorway closed due to toy gun -13-year-old autistic boy shot by cop in the US -Stuart McAlpine has resigned -Two men have sued Kevin Spcaey -All whites vs. England
-40 Children pulled from a schoolbus -Hopes to find missing individuals of Gulf Livestock 1 -Missing Auckland woman found -Coronation Street disrupted due to Covid-19 -Phil Kingsley Jones has died
-Was level 4 lockdown legal? -Individuals arrested in connection with Wellington fight -Survey records attacks on staff at otago schools -Olivia DeHallivand has died -Wellington Phoenix 2nd in the A-league
-4 new cases of Covid at the Border -teengaer sentenced for murder -Whale stranded in Timaru -Trump could face legal action from the Rolling Stones -Beauden barret
-Lake Ohau Fire -Bollywood Filmaker Lawsuit -4 New iPhones -5 New otter pups at Auckland Zoo -Mike Tyson Defends his Health
this one isnt very good but gotta have the good with the bad
-7 Week Wait in Auckland for Driving Tests -Fate of the Captain Hamilton Statue -Madeline McAnne's death -Matt Lucas and David Walliams Apologise -Overseas Investor buy All Blacks for $300 Mil
11 minutes* of facts about marijuana consumption and consumerism as told by Johnny Denzell
This podcast episode will be an introduction of myself as the host and how I fit in to the creative world and why it means so much to me. It will also outline the future material for future podcasts. This will be put on the school’s Soundcloud Website and will use audio clips from other people in the intro-duction, as well as copyright free music from Pixabay titled “Music by JuliusH from Pixabay”.
This podcast is featuring Vignesha Livingstone, who will share her experi-ences of her photography passion - why she loves it, how she started and where she hopes to go with this creative talent in the future. Plus, advice for anyone wanting to get into this creative. This use audio clips from other people in the intro-duction, as well as copyright free music from Pixabay titled “Music by JuliusH from Pixabay”.
This podcast is featuring Stacy Heyman, who will share her experiences on The Block NZ: Firehouse, as well as her design career - why she loves it, how she started and where she hopes to go with this creative talent in the future. Plus, advice for anyone wanting to get into this creative. This will use audio clips from other people in the introduction, as well as copyright free music from Pixabay titled “Music by JuliusH from Pixabay”.
This podcast is featuring Sin Howard, who will share her experiences of be-ing a DJ, as well as her radio career on George FM Days - why she loves it, how she started and where she hopes to go with this creative talent in the future. Plus, advice for anyone wanting to get into this creative. This will use copyright free music from Pixabay titled “Music by JuliusH from Pixabay”. It will also use a snippet of one of Sin’s DJ mixes, given and sent from her email with her consent. I will also link the full song in the description.
This podcast is featuring Jamie McDell, who will share her experiences as an international musician, creating music in both NZ and overseas - why she loves it, how she started and where she hopes to go with this creative talent in the future. Plus, advice for anyone wanting to get into this creative. This will be put on the school’s Soundcloud Website and will use audio clips from other people in the introduction, as well as copyright free music from Pixa-bay titled “Music by JuliusH from Pixabay”. It will also include a snippet of her singing her song “Botox” on the podcast.
This podcast is featuring Katey Johnson, who will share her experiences as a business entrepreneur, as well as her design/thrifting career - why she loves it, how she started and where she hopes to go with this creative talent in the future. Plus, advice for anyone wanting to get into this creative. This will be put on the school’s Soundcloud Website and will use audio clips from other people in the introduction, as well as copyright free music from Pixa-bay titled “Music by JuliusH from Pixabay”.
TW - EXPLICIT LANGUAGE SHOWN BRIEFLY
This podcast is featuring Steph Monks, who will share her experiences of her radio career (specifically on The Edge) - why she loves it, how she start-ed and where she hopes to go with this creative talent in the future. Plus, ad-vice for anyone wanting to get into this creative. This will be put on the school’s Soundcloud Website and will use audio clips from other people in the introduction, as well as copyright free music from Pixabay titled “Music by JuliusH from Pixabay”. I have also included a snippet of her on-air talking to Justin Bieber to coincide with one of her stories.
TW - EXPLICIT LANGUAGE AT TIMES
This podcast is featuring Tammy Davis, who will share his experiences of his acting career and his radio career (specifically on George FM) - why he loves it, how he started and where he hopes to go with this creative talent in the future. Plus, advice for anyone wanting to get into this creative. This will be put on the school’s Soundcloud Website and will use audio clips from other people in the introduction, as well as copyright free music from Pixa-bay titled “Music by JuliusH from Pixabay”.
This podcast is featuring Guy Mansell, who will share his experiences of his radio career (from a male’s point of view) - why he loves it, how he started and where he hopes to go with this creative talent in the future. Plus, advice for anyone wanting to get into this creative. This will be put on the school’s Soundcloud Website and will use audio clips from other people in the intro-duction, as well as copyright free music from Pixabay titled “Music by JuliusH from Pixabay”
TW - Contains explicit language at times
This podcast will feature the best bits of all of the episodes and tie it all to-gether as a series finale. This will be put on the school’s Soundcloud Web-site and will use audio clips from other people in the introduction, as well as copyright free music from Pixabay titled “Music by JuliusH from Pixabay”. It will also include a live recording of Jamie McDell’s “Botox”, and a snippet of Steph Monk’s interview with Justin Bieber.
Judith Collins labels obesity as weakness Former advisor to Maori King sentenced for fraud Amy Coney Barrett sidesteps questions on abortion Christiano Ronaldo tests positive for covid-19
Northland floodwaters recede Serious crash near Hunterville Hong Kong highest Covid-19 rise NZ magazines resume publication Highlanders complete stunning comeback
Four new case of Covid-19 Southland teenager sentenced for murder Sperm whale stranding Rolling Stones v. Trump Beziers target Beauden Barrett
Health officials tracking Covid-19 arrival First Australian to die from Covid-19 Two fires in the north island Jeremy Kyle's comeback Corbin Strong crowned world champion
Special exemption visas on the rise New lockdown at MIQ facility Trump blasts anti-racism protests Sir Ian Holm dead Warriors sack coach Stephen Kearney
New arrivals meet with Covid-19 restrictions Sixth positive test of Covid-19 Us Airports thrown in to chaos Lord of the Rings production suspended Cameron Smith calls for NRL to be suspended
40,000 food vouchers handed out by Redcross Ferry captain crashes boat Victoria new covid-19 cases Police attack protesters in Belarus Crusaders win Super Rugby Aotearoa
Seven week wait for drivers test Captain Hamilton statue Madeleine McCain update Little Britain creators apologize over racist sketches NZ Rugby to raise money by selling their soul
Three new cases of Covid-19 Fees Free Scrapped Watercare CEO resigns All Blacks away for Christmas
I say farewell to you that listened. Thank you so much for tuning in and I hope you learnt a thing or two, laughed and listened. Take Care, stay safe and remember to use the covid tracer app x
Music: I always love you (Prod. by Lukrembo)
For this episode, I chatted to actress Kimberley Crossman over Zoom about her career, getting faked married on Shorty St and travelling!
Links: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kimcrossman/ Website: https://kimberleycrossman.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KimCrossman24/ Her Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0JP38ci221VQMaIq1gy4NI?si=euA16lr-SriWZpgveVf97A
Music: I always love you (Prod. by Lukrembo)
In this episode I sit down with my friends Vigs and Slaine and have a massive yarn about one of my fave topics – FOOD! This or that quiz, restaurant recommendations, interesting delicacies and so much more!
Music: I always love you (Prod. by Lukrembo)
For this episode, I sit down with comedian and friend James Mustapic for all things Shorty St Scandal, his comedy career, old TV ads and have a good laugh.
Links: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsgxiBCyLP_nVAuKyn8rUhw https://www.youtube.com/user/ShameOnJames
Upcoming show: https://www.iticket.co.nz/events/2020/nov/jamesey-hi-fi
Music: I always love you (Prod. by Lukrembo)
For this episode I’m joined by former performer Blaise Clotworthy for a fun chat about theatre, performing, drag, LGBTQIA+ and mental health.
Links for support:
Lifeline: 0800 543 354 (available 24/7) • Suicide Crisis Helpline: 0508 828 865 (0508 TAUTOKO) (available 24/7) • Youth services: (06) 3555 906 • Youthline: 0800 376 633 • Kidsline: 0800 543 754 (available 24/7) • Whatsup: 0800 942 8787 (1pm to 11pm) Need to talk?: Call or text 1737, 24 hours a day • Depression helpline: 0800 111 757 (available 24/7) • Rainbow Youth: (09) 376 4155 OUTline: 0800 688 5463 (available 6am-9pm)
News bulletin presented by Jethro Joseph 1. Meth lab shutdown 2. Northshore fire 3. China pentagon report 4. Mandalorian trailer 5. US open results
News bulletins presented by Jethro Joseph 1. NZ voter fraud 2. NZ shakeout 3. English covid response 4. Kanye releases campaign video 5. Wembley game cancelled
I sit down with one of my best friends Jana and chat about some of the most iconic pieces of TV/Movies that have impacted our friendship in a fun and meaningful way.
Music: I always love you (Prod. by Lukrembo)
Fancy a nostalgia trip? Mouse, Leo and I will be nattering away about some of the golden tv shows, games and food we remember from our childhoods.
Music: I always love you (Prod. by Lukrembo)
In this episode, I’m sitting with one of my teachers from high school for a very detailed and in-depth discussion about politics, teaching, media and films.
Music: I always love you (Prod. by Lukrembo)
News Bulletin presented by Slaine Marshall
Stories: -Auckland prison staff attacked -Rock climbers find body in Chch -Machu Peechu to reopen -Benee wins awards -Steve Hanson jumps codes to NRL
News Bulletin presented by Slaine Marshall
Stories: -Jacinda Ardern and labour win election -Experimental prostate treatment -Utah cougar encounter -Rudi Giulliani pranked -Du Plessis in tears
News Bulletin presented by Slaine Marshall
Stories: -Collins harsh on obesity -Palmerston North building blaze -Hiker survives cougar encounter -Christiano Renaldo caught covid -Mike Tyson poor interview
News Bulletin presented by Slaine Marshall
Stories: -Andrew Borrowdale challenges covid level 4 lockdown -Street fight in Wellington -Otago school teachers assualted -Olivia De Havelland -Phoenix results from football
News bulletin presented by Slaine Marshall
Stories: -Voter fraud -NZ Earthquake drill -Covid-19 restrictions in England -Kanye West presidential campaign -All Whites football showdown against England
A slightly aggressive, quick, and easy explanation on how to keep various shit alive.
This episode: Plants.
News Bulletin presented by Slaine Marshall
Stories: -Chch covid supermarket -Shooting West Auckland -Turkey earthquake -Johnny Depp court hearing -Melbourne cup
News Bulletin presented by Slaine Marshall
Stories: -Concert drug testing -Pet diabetes -Covid deaths reach 1.1 million -Trump accuses Billie Eilish of ruining country -All Whites score against the dutch in football
News Bulletin presented by Slaine Marshall
Stories: -Covid lvl 2 for Auckland -First leaders debate -Russian teachers touch phallic -Jacinda Ardern has crush on Deadpool -Otago/Taranaki rugby match
News Bulletin presented by Slaine Marshall
Stories: -Auckland harbour bridge still closed -Nelson Marlborough Health admits failures -USCDC identified nearly 11,000 people potentially exposed to Covid on flights -Barry “Baz” Idoine has won an Emmy for his work on live-action Star Wars series The Mandalorian. -Danny Lee meltdown
News Bulletin presented by Slaine Marshall
Stories: -Police busted commercial scale methamphetamine labs in the Waikato -Large blaze on the North Shore -Pentagon report on Chinas' growing military strength -Star Wars series The Mandalorian -Danny Lee has secured the last available spot for the US Open
News Bulletin presented by Slaine Marshall
Stories: -NZ cyber attacks -Brisbane man finds 2 large snakes -Ukraine woman walks on wing of plane -ZM host pregnant -Hamilton rugby sevens cancelled
For this episode I’m joined by Kiwi icon Suzy Cato! We sat down and talked about Dancing With the Stars, being in lockdown, her career highlights and a sing-a-long!
Links: https://linktr.ee/SuzyCato
Music: I always love you (Prod. by Lukrembo)
News Bulletins presented to you by Kendall 1.SH2 Highway costing $70m per Km to fix 2. NZ Churches blamed for spreading Covid 19 misinformation 3. Trump has been nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize 4. Lily Allen Marries David Harbour 5. All whites playing in England
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
“Time-Capsule” is a unique way of keeping the souvenirs of this crazy 2020 year. Stephanie COULON thought that it would be a good idea to keep the memory and feelings of her classmates in a podcast. She’s secretly hoping that they will all be famous and that her interview will be quoted by their future biographers. They will be asked how they see themselves in 10 years so will see who’s a psycho … psychic sorry, no need to wait that long to see the other one. And we don’t forget to be a little emotional too.
News Bulletin Presented by Charlotte Aitken
- Boris Johnson puts further restrictions on England
- A man in Lower Hutt has been murdered
- Malaysia Airlines may have to shut down
- New Zealand Medical Association stands neutral of cannabis referendum
News Bulletin presented by Rachel Knight 1. A police officer has been shot in Northland 2. A child who flew from NZ to Japan has tested positive for Covid19. 3. Water has been discovered on the moon. 4. Ariana Grande releases 6th studio album. 5. Paul Bogba claims to take legal action over false reports.
News Bulletin presented by Rachel Knight.
- 25 Cases of Covid19 in New Zealand.
- One third of managed isolation facilities have been empty since July.
- Protestors in Nigeria met with gunfire.
- Ariana Grande releases new single from her sixth studio album.
- Dame Valerie Adams hires new coach.
News Bulletin presented by Rachel Knight
- One new case of Covid19 in New Zealand.
- New Plymouth hotel manager testing customers.
- Victoria in Australia set to ease lock-down restrictions.
- Julie Walters has retired from acting.
- All Blacks have won second Bledisloe cup test match.
News bulletin presented by Rachel Knight 1. Prisoners allowed to vote in 2020 election 2. NZ Medical association has changed it's stance on the cannabis referendum 3. France may be forced to impose new lockdown measures 4. Bindi Irwin shares pictures of baby bump 5. Japanese player Kazuki Himeno set to join Otago Highlanders
Exploring the stories and journeys, New Zealand celebrities took to get to where they are now. You will have to listen to find out who the guest is, you might just learn something. Here hint or those born in the 90s and 00s, you might know this children television star.
News bulletin presented by Leo Brettkelly-Chalmers
Stories: 1. Aucklanders face a 7 week wait to sit driver’s license tests 2. Future of threatened statue under discussion 3. Madeline Mccann likely to have been murdered soon after abduction 4. Little Britain apologises for ethnic insensitivity 5. NZ Rugby hopes to raise 300 million from All Blacks jersey sale
- Auckland will move to COVID-19 alert level 2
- Leaders debate NZ
- Female teacher of the year nominees in a Russian region face embarrassment after footage was leaked of them enthusiastically touching a “phallic-like” glass trophy at a prize-giving contest.
- Jacinda Ardern revealed she had a soft spot for the Marvel Comics character Deadpool
- Mitre 10 Cup as All Blacks
News Bulletin Presented by Charlotte Aitken
- Waikato Police bust meth labs
- Gangs ignored social distancing rules
- Intruder explains why he broke into Eminem's home
- Huge number of Air NZ airfare purchased
- Ryan Fox got an early wake up call
News Bulletin Presented by Rachel Knight
- New Zealand is to move Covid19 alert levels
- Aucklanders experiencing long queues on the harbour bridge.
- People in England fined if refuse orders to self-isolate
- Ellen DeGeneres addressing allegations
- Paul Coll wins squash
What & Why with Rachel Knight.
What are the effects of endometriosis? Why is it so unknown and not talked about? What are your hopes for future research and development in the cause and treatment of endometriosis?
A podcast presented by Rachel Knight featuring Laura and Kim to discuss the effects of endometriosis, the hurdles of being diagnosed and how it is treated.
What & Why by Rachel Knight.
Is it normal to still have dips and dives when being treated for depression? What is a message you have for people living with depression?
A podcast presented by Rachel Knight featuring Dave to discuss depression, what it looks like, and a message of hope to those struggling.
What & Why with Rachel Knight.
What happened at Parihaka and why is this significant? If it’s such a tragic and monumental part of our history, why do you think it isn’t as well recognized as something like Waitangi day?
A podcast presented by Rachel Knight featuring Steve to discuss Parihaka and the musical he has created to tell the story.
What & Why with Rachel Knight.
How has the music industry been unsupportive of the local music scene? How is the media’s involvement, or lack of involvement, affecting the industry?
A podcast presented by Rachel Knight featuring Shelley and Richard to discuss the harsh realities of being a local artist and how we can improve the experience for musicians in the industry.
What & Why with Rachel Knight.
How come we used to have knowledge readily available within media and why are we now being bombarded with fake news? What are the advantages of personal data being collected online and how is it also being abused?
A podcast presented by Rachel Knight featuring Jesse to discuss social media, data privacy and fake media.
Exploring the stories and journeys, New Zealand celebrities took to get to where they are now. You will have to listen to find out who the guest is, you might learn something. Another New Zealand icon, you will be surprised :)
Brand new podcast by Charlotte Aitken. Exploring the stories and journeys, New Zealand celebrities took to get to where they are now. You will have to listen to find out who the guest is, you might learn something.
Wild but very possible reasons which could mean the end of the world, that we know today. Do you believe?
Titanic's history and some interesting theories that blow your mind, and make you rethink how and why the ship sank.
Celebrity conspiracy theories, going into depth about the 27 Club, Illuminate and more.
Recording Sources: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWuK5EnXaWU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1z8gCZ7zpsQ
Molly's Health Show is a podcast series submitted as Michael Hollis' Podcast assignment for the Diploma in Radio Broadcasting 2020.
There are 2 episodes a week during the lockdown (25th March - 1st May 2020) detailing important information for the listeners to keep people informed of health and regional issues affecting NZ and Te Tairāwhiti during the Covid-19 crisis in New Zealand. Molly Pardoe is the host, She has served numerous years on iwi radio hosting her weekly health show. She was also the co-ordinator of the National injury prevention pilot programme, the National Women's Refuge car seat distribution programme, and was chair of the Injury Prevention Network of Aotearoa.
Michael Hollis, student of the Diploma of Radio Broadcasting at Whitireia New Zealand is the producer and editor of this podcast. Michael believes that these podcasts will be valuable resources for future generations to look back on to learn more about the covid-19 pandemic of 2020.
Molly's Health Show is a podcast series submitted as Michael Hollis' Podcast assignment for the Diploma in Radio Broadcasting 2020.
There are 2 episodes a week during the lockdown (25th March - 1st May 2020) detailing important information for the listeners to keep people informed of health and regional issues affecting NZ and Te Tairāwhiti during the Covid-19 crisis in New Zealand. Molly Pardoe is the host, She has served numerous years on iwi radio hosting her weekly health show. She was also the co-ordinator of the National injury prevention pilot programme, the National Women's Refuge car seat distribution programme, and was chair of the Injury Prevention Network of Aotearoa.
Michael Hollis, student of the Diploma of Radio Broadcasting at Whitireia New Zealand is the producer and editor of this podcast. Michael believes that these podcasts will be valuable resources for future generations to look back on to learn more about the covid-19 pandemic of 2020.
Molly's Health Show is a podcast series submitted as Michael Hollis' Podcast assignment for the Diploma in Radio Broadcasting 2020.
There are 2 episodes a week during the lockdown (25th March - 1st May 2020) detailing important information for the listeners to keep people informed of health and regional issues affecting NZ and Te Tairāwhiti during the Covid-19 crisis in New Zealand. Molly Pardoe is the host, She has served numerous years on iwi radio hosting her weekly health show. She was also the co-ordinator of the National injury prevention pilot programme, the National Women's Refuge car seat distribution programme, and was chair of the Injury Prevention Network of Aotearoa.
Michael Hollis, student of the Diploma of Radio Broadcasting at Whitireia New Zealand is the producer and editor of this podcast. Michael believes that these podcasts will be valuable resources for future generations to look back on to learn more about the covid-19 pandemic of 2020.
Molly's Health Show is a podcast series submitted as Michael Hollis' Podcast assignment for the Diploma in Radio Broadcasting 2020.
There are 2 episodes a week during the lockdown (25th March - 1st May 2020) detailing important information for the listeners to keep people informed of health and regional issues affecting NZ and Te Tairāwhiti during the Covid-19 crisis in New Zealand. Molly Pardoe is the host, She has served numerous years on iwi radio hosting her weekly health show. She was also the co-ordinator of the National injury prevention pilot programme, the National Women's Refuge car seat distribution programme, and was chair of the Injury Prevention Network of Aotearoa.
Michael Hollis, student of the Diploma of Radio Broadcasting at Whitireia New Zealand is the producer and editor of this podcast. Michael believes that these podcasts will be valuable resources for future generations to look back on to learn more about the covid-19 pandemic of 2020.
Molly's Health Show is a podcast series submitted as Michael Hollis' Podcast assignment for the Diploma in Radio Broadcasting 2020.
There are 2 episodes a week during the lockdown (25th March - 1st May 2020) detailing important information for the listeners to keep people informed of health and regional issues affecting NZ and Te Tairāwhiti during the Covid-19 crisis in New Zealand. Molly Pardoe is the host, She has served numerous years on iwi radio hosting her weekly health show. She was also the co-ordinator of the National injury prevention pilot programme, the National Women's Refuge car seat distribution programme, and was chair of the Injury Prevention Network of Aotearoa.
Michael Hollis, student of the Diploma of Radio Broadcasting at Whitireia New Zealand is the producer and editor of this podcast. Michael believes that these podcasts will be valuable resources for future generations to look back on to learn more about the covid-19 pandemic of 2020.
Molly's Health Show is a podcast series submitted as Michael Hollis' Podcast assignment for the Diploma in Radio Broadcasting 2020.
There are 2 episodes a week during the lockdown (25th March - 1st May 2020) detailing important information for the listeners to keep people informed of health and regional issues affecting NZ and Te Tairāwhiti during the Covid-19 crisis in New Zealand. Molly Pardoe is the host, She has served numerous years on iwi radio hosting her weekly health show. She was also the co-ordinator of the National injury prevention pilot programme, the National Women's Refuge car seat distribution programme, and was chair of the Injury Prevention Network of Aotearoa.
Michael Hollis, student of the Diploma of Radio Broadcasting at Whitireia New Zealand is the producer and editor of this podcast. Michael believes that these podcasts will be valuable resources for future generations to look back on to learn more about the covid-19 pandemic of 2020.
Molly's Health Show is a podcast series submitted as Michael Hollis' Podcast assignment for the Diploma in Radio Broadcasting 2020.
There are 2 episodes a week during the lockdown (25th March - 1st May 2020) detailing important information for the listeners to keep people informed of health and regional issues affecting NZ and Te Tairāwhiti during the Covid-19 crisis in New Zealand. Molly Pardoe is the host, She has served numerous years on iwi radio hosting her weekly health show. She was also the co-ordinator of the National injury prevention pilot programme, the National Women's Refuge car seat distribution programme, and was chair of the Injury Prevention Network of Aotearoa.
Michael Hollis, student of the Diploma of Radio Broadcasting at Whitireia New Zealand is the producer and editor of this podcast. Michael believes that these podcasts will be valuable resources for future generations to look back on to learn more about the covid-19 pandemic of 2020.
Molly's Health Show is a podcast series submitted as Michael Hollis' Podcast assignment for the Diploma in Radio Broadcasting 2020.
There are 2 episodes a week during the lockdown (25th March - 1st May 2020) detailing important information for the listeners to keep people informed of health and regional issues affecting NZ and Te Tairāwhiti during the Covid-19 crisis in New Zealand. Molly Pardoe is the host, She has served numerous years on iwi radio hosting her weekly health show. She was also the co-ordinator of the National injury prevention pilot programme, the National Women's Refuge car seat distribution programme, and was chair of the Injury Prevention Network of Aotearoa.
Michael Hollis, student of the Diploma of Radio Broadcasting at Whitireia New Zealand is the producer and editor of this podcast. Michael believes that these podcasts will be valuable resources for future generations to look back on to learn more about the covid-19 pandemic of 2020.
Molly's Health Show is a podcast series submitted as Michael Hollis' Podcast assignment for the Diploma in Radio Broadcasting 2020.
There are 2 episodes a week during the lockdown (25th March - 1st May 2020) detailing important information for the listeners to keep people informed of health and regional issues affecting NZ and Te Tairāwhiti during the Covid-19 crisis in New Zealand. Molly Pardoe is the host, She has served numerous years on iwi radio hosting her weekly health show. She was also the co-ordinator of the National injury prevention pilot programme, the National Women's Refuge car seat distribution programme, and was chair of the Injury Prevention Network of Aotearoa.
Michael Hollis, student of the Diploma of Radio Broadcasting at Whitireia New Zealand is the producer and editor of this podcast. Michael believes that these podcasts will be valuable resources for future generations to look back on to learn more about the covid-19 pandemic of 2020.
Molly's Health Show is a podcast series submitted as Michael Hollis' Podcast assignment for the Diploma in Radio Broadcasting 2020.
There are 2 episodes a week during the lockdown (25th March - 1st May 2020) detailing important information for the listeners to keep people informed of health and regional issues affecting NZ and Te Tairāwhiti during the Covid-19 crisis in New Zealand. Molly Pardoe is the host, She has served numerous years on iwi radio hosting her weekly health show. She was also the co-ordinator of the National injury prevention pilot programme, the National Women's Refuge car seat distribution programme, and was chair of the Injury Prevention Network of Aotearoa.
Michael Hollis, student of the Diploma of Radio Broadcasting at Whitireia New Zealand is the producer and editor of this podcast. Michael believes that these podcasts will be valuable resources for future generations to look back on to learn more about the covid-19 pandemic of 2020.
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In this VoxPop, a few people from Whitireia explained to me what makes them happy. What makes you happy?
This conspiracy theory is based on The World Ending Part 3. I follow the idea of The End of The World by Natural Disasters and all the drastic things that could or will happen.
This conspiracy theory is based on The World Ending Part 2. I follow the idea of The End of The World by Man-Made Disasters and all the drastic things that could or will happen.
This conspiracy theory is based on The World Ending Part 1. I follow the idea of The End of The World by The YellowStone Caldera Volcano and all the drastic things that could or will happen.
This conspiracy theory my sister and I have thought about a lot and it is based on Heaven and Hell. What is life after death like? Do heaven and hell exist? I try to answer these questions as best as possible!
This conspiracy theory is based on The Dark Web and some of the wild and crazy things people do on it to keep away from prying eyes!
in this series of podcasts we take a look into the life or behind the scenes of a Maori Pacific Island DJ. Their Ups and Downs, How they prepare themselves for a gig, How they relax after a gig, and achievements. Things for people to take into consideration when looking to hire a DJ.
in this series of podcasts we take a look into the life or behind the scenes of a Maori Pacific Island DJ. Their Ups and Downs, How they prepare themselves for a gig, How they relax after a gig, and achievements. Things for people to take into consideration when looking to hire a DJ.
in this series of podcasts we take a look into the life or behind the scenes of a Maori Pacific Island DJ. Their Ups and Downs, How they prepare themselves for a gig, How they relax after a gig, and achievements. Things for people to take into consideration when looking to hire a DJ.
in this series of podcasts we take a look into the life or behind the scenes of a Maori Pacific Island DJ. Their Ups and Downs, How they prepare themselves for a gig, How they relax after a gig, and achievements. Things for people to take into consideration when looking to hire a DJ.
in this series of podcasts we take a look into the life or behind the scenes of a Maori Pacific Island DJ. Their Ups and Downs, How they prepare themselves for a gig, How they relax after a gig, and achievements. Things for people to take into consideration when looking to hire a DJ.
A voice demo reel i made for public viewing in order to find more VO work. It's a bit old though so i will update it soon.
In this episode of T news - Tammy and Amy discuss why they love the Kardashians and Keeping up with the Kardashians
In this episode of T news - Tammy and Amy give a full update of what the Kardashians are up to at the moment
In this episode of T news - Tammy and Amy do a deep dive into the start of the Kardashians and how keeping up with the Kardashians came to be.
Welcome to a new Podcast series of mine, talking about rally legends of the present and past. This final episode is about Possum Bourne
Welcome to a new Podcast series of mine, talking about rally legends of the present and past. This episode is about Sebastien Loeb
Welcome to a new Podcast series of mine, talking about rally legends of the present and past. This episode is about Ari Vatenen
Welcome to a new Podcast series of mine, talking about rally legends of the present and past. This episode is about Petter Solberg
Welcome to a new Podcast series of mine, talking about rally legends of the present and past. This episode is about Tommi Makinen
Welcome to a new Podcast series of mine, talking about rally legends of the present and past. This episode is about Richard Burns
Welcome to a new Podcast series of mine, talking about rally legends of the present and past. This episode is about Rod Millen
Welcome to a new Podcast series of mine, talking about rally legends of the present and past. This episode is about Marcus Gronholm
Welcome to a new Podcast series of mine, talking about rally legends of the present and past. This episode is about Colin McRae
Welcome to a new Podcast series of mine, talking about rally legends of the present and past. This episode is about Hayden Paddon
In this episode Tammy and Amy do a deep dive into the feud between Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G.
In this episode Tammy and Amy discuss celebrity crimes from petty ones to more serious crimes.
Nathan Coyle talks about a Battle Droid in the Star Wars saga that betrayed his allies and joined the Republic.
Nathan Coyle describes a scene that was deleted from Star Wars Revenge of the Sith that was one of most darkest scenes for the character Anakin Skywalker.
Nathan Coyle discusses the suspects that held strong evidence against them being the Phantom Killer.
Nathan Coyle discusses the alien lifeforms from the Marvel Universe (Symbiotes), what they are capable of and their history in the Marvel World.
Nathan Coyle talks about a classic Star Wars story where five clone troopers fight their way through the clone wars, and how it affected the final ending for the war.
Nathan Coyle discusses Spider-Man embarking on a journey to kill his supervillians after losing two of his best friends to one of them.
Crime enthusiast Nathan Coyle explains the story of Jeffery Woods (Jeff the killer) who went insane and went on rampage in America.
On this episode of T news I am joined by Pia and Katherine to discuss all the latest celebrity gossip including and update on the Kardashians.
On this episode of T news I am joined by Pia to discuss all the latest celebrity gossip, including the infamous Frye festival disaster and an update on the Kardashians
Another chat about the latest celebrity gossip with your host Tammy. In this episode we discuss the video of Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello kissing and an update on the Kardashians.
In this podcast crime enthusiast Nathan Coyle discusses the haunting story of the infamous Phantom Killer of a small town called Texarkana.
Featuring alternative uses for everyday household products. This week I feature.... The Power of Vinegar........
Welcome to BEHIND THE MIC.
A behind-the-scenes look into the different facets within the music industry.
We'll talk musicianship, production, artistry, image and culture and how they work together to make good music...or not!
Join us every episode as we pull the curtain back from behind the mic.
Don't deny it! It happens to the best of us. When your clothes decide to fail you and leave you hanging.
Kīwaha? What is it and why is it so important to the survival of the Māori language? Professor Wharehuia Milroy describes kīwaha as a unique language expression derived from the personal learning experience of the author during an event. It may make no sense to anyone else but the author, their immediate family, or people. Kīwaha can be termed as an informal language tool, slang or idiom that expresses the emotional state of a speaker.
In support of the revitalisation of the Māori language, we have selected 10 kīwaha from Ngā Rauru, Whanganui and Taranaki. These are all presented using our Māori language and our special mita (rhythm). That is the “h” is not strongly enunciated when Taranaki, Whanganui and Ngā Rauru speak.
Today’s kīwaha is “Tae paakoro mai” Its English equivalent is, to arrive dragging one’s boots, or to arrive looking tired or burdened with something
E hoa kua tae mai taku mokopuna? Āe tahi no aia ka tae paakoro mai. “My friend has my grandson arrived yet?” “Yes, he just arrived looking rather worn.”
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What is it and why is it so important to the survival of the Māori language? Professor Wharehuia Milroy describes kīwaha as a unique language expression derived from the personal learning experience of the author during an event. It may make no sense to any-one else but the author, their immediate family, or people. Kīwaha can be termed as an informal language tool, slang or idiom that expresses the emotional state of a speaker.
In support of the revitalisation of the Māori language, we have selected 10 kīwaha from Ngā Rauru, Whanganui and Taranaki. These are all presented using our Māori language and our special mita (rhythm). That is the “h” is not strongly enunciated when Taranaki, Whanganui and Ngā Rauru speak.
Today’s kīwaha is “Kei te haere au ki te rāoa i te ngārara!” Its English equivalent can be termed as; I’m going to choke the snake or from a male’s perspective I need to urinate.
“E hoa e haere ana koe ki whea?” “Kei te haere au ki te rāoa i te ngārara!” “So where are you off to me friend?” “I need to take a leak!”
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Kīwaha? What is it and why is it so important to the survival of the Māori language? Pro-fessor Wharehuia Milroy describes kīwaha as a unique language expression derived from the personal learning experience of the author during an event. It may make no sense to anyone else but the author, their immediate family, or people. Kīwaha can be termed as an informal language tool, slang or idiom that expresses the emotional state of a speaker.
In support of the revitalisation of the Māori language, we have selected 10 kīwaha from Ngā Rauru, Whanganui and Taranaki. These are all presented using our Māori language and our special mita (rhythm). That is the “h” is not strongly enunciated when Taranaki, Whanganui and Ngā Rauru speak. Today’s kīwaha is “Ananaaka, ananaaka” – Its English equivalent is, “etcetera, etcetera”. “Ko te waiata tira, ko te whakaeke o te kapahaka, ko te waiata mōteatea ananaaka ananaaka, he pekanga ēnei nā te atua Tū-te-ngangahau.”
“The coral, entrance within Māori Opera, ancient songs etc. are components belonging to the deity Tū-te-ngangahau according to Aotea Tradition.
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Kīwaha? What is it and why is it so important to the survival of the Māori language? Professor Wharehuia Milroy describes kīwaha as a unique language expression derived from the personal learning experience of the author during an event. It may make no sense to anyone else but the author, their immediate family, or people. Kīwaha can be termed as an informal language tool, slang or idiom that expresses the emotional state of a speaker.
In support of the revitalisation of the Māori language, we have selected 10 kīwaha from Ngā Rauru, Whanganui and Taranaki. These are all presented using our Māori language and our special mita (rhythm). That is the “h” is not strongly enunciated when Taranaki, Whanganui and Ngā Rauru speak.
Today’s kīwaha is “Iti nei, iti nei” – little by little, incremental steps.
“Mā ngā hīkoinga iti ka tae atu ki tāu e hiahia ana.” “With each small step your goals will be achieved
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Kīwaha? What is it and why is it so important to the survival of the Māori language? Professor Wharehuia Milroy describes kīwaha as a unique language expression derived from the personal learning experience of the author during an event. It may make no sense to anyone else but the author, their immediate family, or people. Kīwaha can be termed as an informal language tool, slang or idiom that expresses the emotional state of a speaker.
In support of the revitalisation of the Māori language, we have selected 10 kīwaha from Ngā Rauru, Whanganui and Taranaki. These are all presented using our Māori language and our special mita (rhythm). That is the “h” is not strongly enunciated when Taranaki, Whanganui and Ngā Rauru speak.
Today’s kīwaha is “Ka mutu pea!”. Its English equivalent can be termed as, Excellent, awe-some, outstanding.
“Ka mutu pea tēnei huihuinga rangatahi!” “What an excellent young people’s symposium!”
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Kīwaha? What is it and why is it so important to the survival of the Māori language? Professor Wharehuia Milroy describes kīwaha as a unique language expression derived from the personal learning experience of the author during an event. It may make no sense to anyone else but the author, their immediate family, or people. Kīwaha can be termed as an informal language tool, slang or idiom that expresses the emotional state of a speaker.
In support of the revitalisation of the Māori language, we have selected 10 kīwaha from Ngā Rauru, Whanganui and Taranaki. These are all presented using our Māori language and our special mita (rhythm). That is the “h” is not strongly enunciated when Taranaki, Whanganui and Ngā Rauru speak.
Today’s kīwaha is “Ko te ia tēnei?” Its English equivalent is, “What’s the time?”.
“Ko te ia tēnei e hoa?” “Ko te whā karaka.” “What’s the time my friend?” “It’s 4 o’clock.”
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Kīwaha? What is it and why is it so important to the survival of the Māori language? Pro-fessor Wharehuia Milroy describes kīwaha as a unique language expression derived from the personal learning experience of the author during an event. It may make no sense to anyone else but the author, their immediate family, or people. Kīwaha can be termed as an informal language tool, slang or idiom that expresses the emotional state of a speaker.
In support of the revitalisation of the Māori language, we have selected 10 kīwaha from Ngā Rauru, Whanganui and Taranaki. These are all presented using our Māori language and our special mita (rhythm). That is the “h” is not strongly enunciated when Taranaki, Whanganui and Ngā Rauru speak.
Today’s kīwaha is “Aua”. Its English equivalent is, “I don’t know” or “I wouldn’t have a clue. “Kei whea tāu tuahine? “Aua!” “Where’s your sister?” “I wouldn’t have a clue!” Photo Credit: https://www.google.com
Kīwaha? What is it and why is it so important to the survival of the Māori language? Pro-fessor Wharehuia Milroy describes kīwaha as a unique language expression derived from the personal learning experience of the author during an event. It may make no sense to anyone else but the author, their immediate family, or people. Kīwaha can be termed as an informal language tool, slang or idiom that expresses the emotional state of a speaker.
In support of the revitalisation of the Māori language, we have selected 10 kīwaha from Ngā Rauru, Whanganui and Taranaki. These are all presented using our Māori language and our special mita (rhythm). That is the “h” is not strongly enunciated when Taranaki, Whanganui and Ngā Rauru speak.
Today’s kīwaha is “Āna”. Its English equivalent can be termed as, informal yes/yeah, yet to be confirmed. “E haere ana koe ki te takutai?” “Āna.” “You going to the beach?” “Yeah…nah”
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Kīwaha? What is it and why is it so important to the survival of the Māori language? Professor Wharehuia Milroy describes kīwaha as a unique language expression derived from the personal learning experience of the author during an event. It may make no sense to anyone else but the author, their immediate family, or people. Kīwaha can be termed as an informal language tool, slang or idiom that expresses the emotional state of a speaker.
In support of the revitalisation of the Māori language, we have selected 10 kīwaha from Ngā Rauru, Whanganui and Taranaki. These are all presented using our Māori language and our special mita (rhythm). That is the “h” is not strongly enunciated when Taranaki, Whanganui and Ngā Rauru speak.
Today’s kīwaha is “Piripoho or piriraho”. Its English equivalent can be termed as, “To cling to the chest, breastfeeding baby, nursling, babe in arms, newborn, treasured, precious, prized, valued, a disciple or student of a learned person. Piripoho is a term of endearment for a girl, piriraho for a boy.
“Whakatata mai e taku piriraho kia kōrero tahi tāua!” “Come closer my boy so we can chat.” Photo credit: Archie Hurunui
Kīwaha? What is it and why is it so important to the survival of the Māori language? Professor Wharehuia Milroy describes kīwaha as a unique language expression derived from the personal learning experience of the author during an event. It may make no sense to anyone else but the author, their immediate family, or people. Kīwaha can be termed as an informal language tool, slang or idiom that expresses the emotional state of a speaker.
In support of the revitalisation of the Māori language, we have selected 10 kīwaha from Ngā Rauru, Whanganui and Taranaki. These are all presented using our Māori language and our special mita (rhythm). That is the “h” is not strongly enunciated when Taranaki, Whanganui and Ngā Rauru speak.
Today’s kīwaha is “Ko ōku taringa kē i kite, ko ōku karu kē i rongo.” Its English equivalent can be termed as, “It was my ears that saw and my eyes that heard”. “E hoa, i rawe ai te tū a Wharehuia nē?” “Āe! Ko ōku taringa kē i kite, ko ōku karu kē i rongo ōna rahi!” “My friend, wasn’t Wharehuia inspiring?” “Indeed! It was my ears that saw and my eyes that heard everything.” Photo Credit: https://www.google.com/
Part 9: So after all of what has been said we return to the original question! Who? or What style is the best?
Part 8: The culmination of why i think Jiu Jitsu and Wing Chun are the best partnered Martial Art's? But who are they best for?
Episode 7 is taking stock of what we have learnt so far. Broken down to its beginnings to where it is now and what it means for practitioners today and why is it people still seem to want to train in every other art except Jiu Jitsu and Wing Chun?
Part 6 the brutal display of cage fighting, it's humble but sometimes problematic beginning to its Ultimate success.
Part 5 of 10. The day the landscape of martial arts was realized was when i discovered Jiu Jitsu and Royce Gracie. In this episode we discover the legacy and lineage of the Gracie Family. If its called BRAZILIAN Jiu Jitsu........It came from Brazil......RIGHT?
Episode 4 of the journey thru martial arts. In this part we explore the origins of the female figure who started this particular art form who then went on to teach her student Yim Wing Chun.
In Part 3 of this 10 part series, we look into the creation of Jeet Kune Do or JKD. Explained as the Way of the intercepting Fist, a Way without Way the answer to all martial artists dream? No!
Here is Part 2 of a 10 part podcast series which follows my journey and research into the effectiveness of Martial Arts. From Tae Kwon Do, Karate, Judo, Jiu Jitsu.
Here is Part 1 of a 10 part podcast which follows my journey and research into the effectiveness of Martial Arts. Tae Kwon Do, Karate, Judo, Jiu Jitsu they all have one thing in common.......they ALL have weakness's.......or do they?
Education can be defined as ...”imparting or acquiring general knowledge”, to increase ones creativity, a system that makes someone better...” So what is education and why do we spend a life time chasing it? Here are the views of my family who gathered at the pā (village) for kapahaka (Māori Opera) practice. Karawhuia te urupounamu, "Education means.....?"
Arohatia ngō whakaaro is a episodic series on my own opinion on different aspects around the marae
Arohatia ngō whakaaro is a episodic series on my own opinion on different aspects around the marae
Arohatia ngō whakaaro is a episodic series on my own opinion on different aspects around the marae
Arohatia ngō whakaaro is a episodic series on my own opinion on different aspects around the marae
Arohatia ngō whakaaro is a episodic series on my own opinion on different aspects around the marae
Arohatia ngō whakaaro is a episodic series on my own opinion on different aspects around the marae
Arohatia ngō whakaaro is a episodic series on my own opinion on different aspects around the marae
Arohatia ngō whakaaro is a episodic series on my own opinion on different aspects around the marae
Arohatia ngō whakaaro is a episodic series on my own opinion on different aspects around the marae
Arohatia ngō whakaaro is a episodic series on my own opinion on different aspects around the marae
Outline: Mana wahine “is an approach to an initiative or project that places Māori women, and the primary concerns of Māori women, at its centre”. How does it manifest itself, what does it look like, feel like, sound like. How do we get mana, what does it mean to be wahine in this day and age. We define and outline what it means.
What’s the difference? Does feminism differ from mana wāhine, how does it differ? What are the issues surrounding feminism for wāhine māori in modern day Aotearoa?
Outline: How do they balance/influence/compliment each other? What has tradition taught us about their roles going into the future? Guest Speaker: Josh Te Kani
Outline: My mum and aunty Orewa had the biggest influence on my current self. In this podcast I talk about the things they taught me about being mana wahine.
Outline: I talk to Neola Cairns who is coming back to Te Ao Māori as an adult, and what that journey has been like for her. Guest Speaker: Neola Cairns
The story of Niwareka and Mataora. What does their story have to teach us, how has their story affected the way wāhine māori are treated comparatively in traditional and modern times.
Outline: What’s happening in that space? Jacinda Ardern and Grant Robertson have announced a new initiative to encourage more women and girls into sport, create more opportunities and ensure more visibility of our wahine athletes.
Outline: Several wahine maori politicians are in parliament, and the first, first nation wāhine have been elected to congress, it seems in this Trump era, the people are moving toward acknowledging the effects of colonisation on indigenous nations all around the world
I explore sexual identity and the different whakaaro around gender, sexuality, from a māori perspective
Outline: We see a lot of people wearing their “mana wāhine” t-shirts and merchandise, but how many people understand the concept past the superficial surface understanding?
Nga Pakanga Whenua o Tauranga Moana This is a brief account of The Tauranga Land Wars told by Koro Nicholas of Tauranga Moana.
Created by Summer Bennett
Nga Pakanga Whenua o Tauranga Moana This is a brief account of The Tauranga Land Wars told by Koro Nicholas of Tauranga Moana.
Created by Summer Bennett
Nga Pakanga Whenua o Tauranga Moana This is a brief account of The Tauranga Land Wars told by Koro Nicholas of Tauranga Moana.
Created by Summer Bennett
Nga Pakanga Whenua o Tauranga Moana This is a brief account of The Tauranga Land Wars told by Koro Nicholas of Tauranga Moana.
Created by Summer Bennett
Nga Pakanga Whenua o Tauranga Moana This is a brief account of The Tauranga Land Wars told by Koro Nicholas of Tauranga Moana.
Created by Summer Bennett
Nga Pakanga Whenua o Tauranga Moana This is a brief account of The Tauranga Land Wars told by Koro Nicholas of Tauranga Moana.
Created by Summer Bennett
Nga Pakanga Whenua o Tauranga Moana This is a brief account of The Tauranga Land Wars told by Koro Nicholas of Tauranga Moana.
Created by Summer Bennett
Nga Pakanga Whenua o Tauranga Moana This is a brief account of The Tauranga Land Wars told by Koro Nicholas of Tauranga Moana.
Created by Summer Bennett
Nga Pakanga Whenua o Tauranga Moana This is a brief account of The Tauranga Land Wars told by Koro Nicholas of Tauranga Moana.
Created by Summer Bennett
Nga Pakanga Whenua o Tauranga Moana This is a brief account of The Tauranga Land Wars told by Koro Nicholas of Tauranga Moana.
Created by Summer Bennett
Nga Pakanga Whenua o Tauranga Moana This is a brief account of The Tauranga Land Wars told by Koro Nicholas of Tauranga Moana.
Created by Summer Bennett
Lauren Meddings podcast on sustainable living and whether it is better for the environment to eat locally or meat.
Lauren Meddings podcast on sustainable living and home items you should and could live without.
Kia Ora and Welcome to the Get to Know NZME Podcast. these podcasts are designed to help those interested in a career in media learn more about the industry and to hear stories from some of the best people at New Zealand's premier media organisation NZME.
Introduction: William Terite talks about the purpose of this podcast
Welcome to the ninth edition of Get to Know NZME. These are Snackable, shareable podcasts aimed at giving those interested in a career in media insight into how the industry works, along with career advice and success stories.
Episode nine we talk about the positives that could have come with the NZME & Stuff Merger.
Welcome to the eighth edition of Get to Know NZME. These are Snackable, shareable podcasts aimed at giving those interested in a career in media insight into how the industry works, along with career advice and success stories.
Episode eight, Sheryl Dunlop talks about getting into the industry and the importance of making contacts and connections.
Welcome to the seventh edition of Get to Know NZME. These are Snackable, shareable podcasts aimed at giving those interested in a career in media insight into how the industry works, along with career advice and success stories.
Episode seven Sheryl Dunlop talks career highlights and launching NZME's new digital ventures Oneroof & YUDU.
Welcome to the sixth edition of Get to Know NZME. These are Snackable, shareable podcasts aimed at giving those interested in a career in media insight into how the industry works, along with career advice and success stories.
Episode six Sheryl explains her role and her team.
Welcome to the fifth edition of Get to Know NZME. These are Snackable, shareable podcasts aimed at giving those interested in a career in media insight into how the industry works, along with career advice and success stories.
Episode five we talk to Sheryl Dunlop, who is the GM of Brand and Communications for NZME. Find out more about her and gain industry advice.
Joe joins me again on the final episode of Internet Bits. We discuss how a women makes her extra money but of course get distracted by a dodgy ad.
Enjoy
Joe has joined me today again to talk about Jake Pauls Breakup but we can't stay on topic, hope you enjoy this random podcast.
Today on Internet Bits, Joe Bell joins me, to figure out why Kayne West gave starving kids Yezzys rather than food or money. Enjoy
Benjy Swann interviews RAM, Head of House at Lobby Lounge ,inside the CORDIS HOTEL --on his rise in the hospitality industry from WAITER to Maitre de- Head of House -and whats on offer at the Cordis Hotel with festive food over the holiday Christmas break
BENJY INTERVIEWS ONE OF THE FIRST lime green SCOOTER VICTIMS ....from NZRADIO TRAINING SCHOOL
Benjty Swann interviews Alisi , Autelga Tuiletufuga Swann the matriarch of a branch of the ORIGINAL Tuiletufuga family of WESTERN SAMOA
Benjy interviews Dee Tuitama about her fashion business before she flies out to show her wares in MILAN , ITALY
Benjy interviews Sandra a recruiter at ATC as to how to get a career in Travel and Tourism
Benjy Swann interviews female boxer Ali Dutt in SOUL FM LIVE radio on Boxing and writing her first movie script.
Benjy Swann interviews NZ and International dance choreographer Parris Goebel NZ RADIO TRAINING SCHOOL,prior to her Ciarra and Kanye West works
Today on Internet Bits, Caleb joins me to talk about the man who started burping one day and cant stop.
Today I discuss the return and demise of DaddyOfFive and FamilyOfFive YouTubers and channels.
Today in internet bits I talk about the hot teacher that got arrested for sleeping with a student, and why is she back in the news.
Today on Internet Bits I talk about an irrelevant twitch streamer who thinks he is godlike and why I don't think he is.
Welcome to the fourth edition of Get to Know NZME. These are Snackable, shareable podcasts aimed at giving those interested in a career in media insight into how the industry works, along with career advice and success stories.
Episode four we explore Internships at NZME and Entry level positions for recent graduates.
Welcome to the third edition of Get to Know NZME. These are Snackable, shareable podcasts aimed at giving those interested in a career in media insight into how the industry works, along with career advice and success stories.
Episode three, NZME's Jordan Yee talks about work life and the culture at NZME.
Welcome to the second edition of Get to Know NZME. These are Snackable, shareable podcasts aimed at giving those interested in a career in media insight into how the industry works, along with career advice and success stories.
Episode two explores How NZME's Media Planner Jordan Yee got to where he is today.
Welcome to the first edition of Get to Know NZME. These are Snackable, shareable podcasts aimed at giving those interested in a career in media insight into how the industry works, along with career advice and success stories.
Episode one, we are introduced to Jordan Yee, NZME's Media Planner.
Today on internet bits I talk about who is the most followed Instagrammer after Selena Gomez lost the crown.
Today in episode two I talk about Mac Millers death report and tell you all what really happened.
Today in Internet Bits Joe Bell joins me to discuss Chubbs, The 15ft Alligator, that has made a golf course his home.
Life-Cycle Series Episode Eight - Disposal
Reduce, reuse, recycle. It's what we have ingrained in us and it's what we need. Donate to charity do NOT put it in the bin (unless in an unwearable condition of course). Or how about we just reduce what we buy altogether?
Our worldly crisis of global warming and pollution is out of control with many industries (and people) contributing to this while we do nothing about it. I love the textile industry but it is the second largest polluter in the world right next to oil. We ignore this (even myself) and we produce or we buy our clothes from fast fashion industries because is cheap, it’s fast and the feeling of purchasing something releases endorphins that make us so happy! So we do it again and again and again until there will be nothing left.
I am making this podcast series so that you as a designer, consumer or entrepreneur in the textile industry can get all the do’s and don'ts so that you are wearing the label of “Completely Sustainable” in your thoughts, wardrobe or store.
I want you to think about a products whole life-cycle with the Priti Ugli mindset so that the decisions you make have been thoroughly thought about - with the Priti vs the Ugli of a purchase being considered.
Each episode I delve into the chapters of a garments life-cycle and how we make this cycle Completely sustainable and what brands are reaching into a stage.
Music: That Old Feeling by DeKobe and April Showers by Aqualina Written and Produced by Liv Redman
Life-Cycle Series Episode Seven - Garment Use
Buy smarter, not cheaper! The three main points from today: buy durability; buy bio-degradable; and lastly, buy timelessness.
Our worldly crisis of global warming and pollution is out of control with many industries (and people) contributing to this while we do nothing about it. I love the textile industry but it is the second largest polluter in the world right next to oil. We ignore this (even myself) and we produce or we buy our clothes from fast fashion industries because is cheap, it’s fast and the feeling of purchasing something releases endorphins that make us so happy! So we do it again and again and again until there will be nothing left.
I am making this podcast series so that you as a designer, consumer or entrepreneur in the textile industry can get all the do’s and don'ts so that you are wearing the label of “Completely Sustainable” in your thoughts, wardrobe or store. I want you to think about a products whole life-cycle with the Priti Ugli mindset so that the decisions you make have been thoroughly thought about - with the Priti vs the Ugli of a purchase being considered.
Each episode I delve into the chapters of a garments life-cycle and how we make this cycle Completely sustainable and what brands are reaching into a stage.
Music: That Old Feeling by DeKobe and April Showers by Aqualina Written and Produced by Liv Redman
Life-Cycle Series Episode Six - Retail
Today I talk about the basics of how to make a retail store more ethical. It's important to remember that consumers create demand, suppliers create supply. This means that (as consumers) we have the power to control product production and what product is in our stores.
Our worldly crisis of global warming and pollution is out of control with many industries (and people) contributing to this while we do nothing about it. I love the textile industry but it is the second largest polluter in the world right next to oil. We ignore this (even myself) and we produce or we buy our clothes from fast fashion industries because is cheap, it’s fast and the feeling of purchasing something releases endorphins that make us so happy! So we do it again and again and again until there will be nothing left.
I am making this podcast series so that you as a designer, consumer or entrepreneur in the textile industry can get all the do’s and don'ts so that you are wearing the label of “Completely Sustainable” in your thoughts, wardrobe or store. I want you to think about a products whole life-cycle with the Priti Ugli mindset so that the decisions you make have been thoroughly thought about - with the Priti vs the Ugli of a purchase being considered.
Each episode I delve into the chapters of a garments life-cycle and how we make this cycle Completely sustainable and what brands are reaching into a stage.
Music: That Old Feeling by DeKobe and April Showers by Aqualina Written and Produced by Liv Redman
Vampires don't exists right? Well this might make you think differently. Prince Charles may have a little secret that he's not sharing with any of us.
You all remember Paul McCartney from the Beatles right? Well apparently he is dead and here is why people think that.
I talk about the theories revolving the American moon landing in 1969 and why they exist.
Lizard People are running the world! Not scared yet? Listen in to this particular episode to find out who the lizard people are and how to spot them.
The mysterious disappearance of Laura Bradbury in 1984 still remains a mystery to this day. Surrounded by dodgy law enforcement and unreliable clues.
Elvis Presley is apparently alive! This episode covers some eye witnesses and theories as to why people believe he is still lurking our streets.
The Beyonce that we all know and remember is apparently a clone. in this episode I cover some of the previous Theories thrown around about Queen B and the one and only clone theory.
Ever wondered how stonehenge came around? In this episode I cover some of the theories that suggest Aliens were involved with the making of Stonehenge.
I talk about the theories around aliens trying to be in contact with us and the involvement the government apparently has with them.
2ranga Reviews gives you the lowdown on Gisborne's famous and free attraction, Rere Rockslide!
You can find all 2ranga Reviews at: maiarangihuna.wixsite.com/maiaonturangafm
Big thanks to Joakim Karud, creator of our backing music!
Tairawhiti's number one place to relax is Morere Hot Springs, 2ranga Reviews will let you know more about that in this installment!
You can find all 2ranga Reviews at: maiarangihuna.wixsite.com/maiaonturangafm
Big thanks to Joakim Karud, creator of our backing music!
2ranga Reviews wants to teach you a little about Gisborne's Matawhero Cellar Door, the best way to experience the region's favourite wine.
You can find all 2ranga Reviews at: maiarangihuna.wixsite.com/maiaonturangafm
Big thanks to Joakim Karud, creator of our backing music!
Eastwoodhill Arboretum is the focus for this installment of 2ranga Reviews, enjoy!
You can find all 2ranga Reviews at: maiarangihuna.wixsite.com/maiaonturangafm
Big thanks to Joakim Karud, creator of our backing music!
2ranga Reviews concentrates on Tairawhiti's summer hot spot, Captain Morgans.
You can find all 2ranga Reviews at: maiarangihuna.wixsite.com/maiaonturangafm
Big thanks to Joakim Karud, creator of our backing music!
Priti Ugli Life-Cycle Series Episode Five - Distribution
The most important fact from today: Transporting one tonne of garments emits 1.5kg of C02 by ship and 143.0kg by air!
Our worldly crisis of global warming and pollution is out of control with many industries (and people) contributing to this while we do nothing about it. I love the textile industry but it is the second largest polluter in the world right next to oil. We ignore this (even myself) and we produce or we buy our clothes from fast fashion industries because is cheap, it’s fast and the feeling of purchasing something releases endorphins that make us so happy! So we do it again and again and again until there will be nothing left.
I am making this podcast series so that you as a designer, consumer or entrepreneur in the textile industry can get all the do’s and don'ts so that you are wearing the label of “Completely Sustainable” in your thoughts, wardrobe or store. I want you to think about a products whole life-cycle with the Priti Ugli mindset so that the decisions you make have been thoroughly thought about - with the Priti vs the Ugli of a purchase being considered.
Each episode I delve into the chapters of a garments life-cycle and how we make this cycle Completely sustainable and what brands are reaching into a stage.
Music: That Old Feeling by DeKobe and April Showers by Aqualina Written and Produced by Liv Redman
2ranga Reviews looks at Gisborne's one of a kind cafe, the region's best kept secret.
You can find all 2ranga Reviews at: maiarangihuna.wixsite.com/maiaonturangafm
Big thanks to Joakim Karud, creator of our backing music!
2ranga Reviews evaluates Turangamui-a-Kiwa's youngest music festival, East Coast Vibes, giving you the lowdown on what to expect.
You can find all 2ranga Reviews at: maiarangihuna.wixsite.com/maiaonturangafm
Big thanks to Joakim Karud, creator of our backing music!
2ranga Reviews reviews Gisborne City's Vintage Railway, the special locomotive gem on the East Coast.
You can find all 2ranga Reviews at: maiarangihuna.wixsite.com/maiaonturangafm
Big thanks to Joakim Karud, creator of our backing music!
Priti Ugli Life-Cycle Series Episode Four - Manufacturing
Hey hey! Manufacturing in sweatshops is not OK! If you want to learn more about sweatshops, the people that work there, and what they go through - here is a link to a documentary called "China Blue" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9gO9MgSO7A
Our worldly crisis of global warming and pollution is out of control with many industries (and people) contributing to this while we do nothing about it. I love the textile industry but it is the second largest polluter in the world right next to oil. We ignore this (even myself) and we produce or we buy our clothes from fast fashion industries because is cheap, it’s fast and the feeling of purchasing something releases endorphins that make us so happy! So we do it again and again and again until there will be nothing left.
I am making this podcast series so that you as a designer, consumer or entrepreneur in the textile industry can get all the do’s and don'ts so that you are wearing the label of “Completely Sustainable” in your thoughts, wardrobe or store. I want you to think about a products whole life-cycle with the Priti Ugli mindset so that the decisions you make have been thoroughly thought about - with the Priti vs the Ugli of a purchase being considered.
Each episode I delve into the chapters of a garments life-cycle and how we make this cycle Completely sustainable and what brands are reaching into a stage.
Music: That Old Feeling by DeKobe and April Showers by Aqualina Written and Produced by Liv Redman
2ranga Reviews reviews The East Coast Juice Bar, the locally owned cafe offering residents of Turanganui-a-Kiwa a wholesome food alternative.
You can find all 2ranga Reviews at: maiarangihuna.wixsite.com/maiaonturangafm
Big thanks to Joakim Karud, creator of our backing music!
2ranga Reviews takes a look at Aotearoa's largest NY's festival, Rhythm and Vines, and gives a brief breakdown of the event.
You can find all 2ranga Reviews at: maiarangihuna.wixsite.com/maiaonturangafm
Big thanks to Joakim Karud, creator of our backing music!
Priti Ugli Life-Cycle Series - Recycle Boutique Interview.
While being on my weekend in Palmerston North I thought, “Hey Liv, why don’t you go interview the Palmy Recycle Boutique?” So I damn did. Had a chat with their lovely store manager Rebecca. Rebecca recommends a label called Kowtow and to watch a documentary called ‘The True Cost’ Here are the links: nz.kowtowclothing.com truecostmovie.com
Our worldly crisis of global warming and pollution is out of control with many industries (and people) contributing to this while we do nothing about it. I love the textile industry but it is the second largest polluter in the world right next to oil. We ignore this (even myself) and we produce or we buy our clothes from fast fashion industries because is cheap, it’s fast and the feeling of purchasing something releases endorphins that make us so happy! So we do it again and again and again until there will be nothing left.
I am making this podcast series so that you as a designer, consumer or entrepreneur in the textile industry can get all the do’s and don'ts so that you are wearing the label of “Completely Sustainable” in your thoughts, wardrobe or store. I want you to think about a products whole life-cycle with the Priti Ugli mindset so that the decisions you make have been thoroughly thought about - with the Priti vs the Ugli of a purchase being considered.
Each episode I delve into the chapters of a garments life-cycle and how we make this cycle Completely sustainable and what brands are reaching into a stage.
Music: That Old Feeling by DeKobe and April Showers by Aqualina Written and Produced by Liv Redman
Priti Ugli Life-Cycle Series - Gorman Interview.
I went down to the Gorman store on High St, Auckland and had a wonderful chat with Kiana about Gorman and their sustainable fashion. An awesome brand that I totally recommend checking out! Here is a link to their website: www.gormanshop.com.au/
Our worldly crisis of global warming and pollution is out of control with many industries (and people) contributing to this while we do nothing about it. I love the textile industry but it is the second largest polluter in the world right next to oil. We ignore this (even myself) and we produce or we buy our clothes from fast fashion industries because is cheap, it’s fast and the feeling of purchasing something releases endorphins that make us so happy! So we do it again and again and again until there will be nothing left.
I am making this podcast series so that you as a designer, consumer or entrepreneur in the textile industry can get all the do’s and don'ts so that you are wearing the label of “Completely Sustainable” in your thoughts, wardrobe or store. I want you to think about a products whole life-cycle with the Priti Ugli mindset so that the decisions you make have been thoroughly thought about - with the Priti vs the Ugli of a purchase being considered.
Each episode I will delve into the chapters of a garments life-cycle and how we make this cycle Completely sustainable and what brands are reaching into a stage.
Music: That Old Feeling by DeKobe and April Showers by Aqualina Written and Produced by Liv Redman
Priti Ugli Life-Cycle Series Episode Three - Ethical Design.
Zero-waste design! here are the links for the brands mentioned in today's podcast: https://hollymcquillan.com/ https://otisbutler.co.nz/
Our worldly crisis of global warming and pollution is out of control with many industries (and people) contributing to this while we do nothing about it. I love the textile industry but it is the second largest polluter in the world right next to oil. We ignore this (even myself) and we produce or we buy our clothes from fast fashion industries because is cheap, it’s fast and the feeling of purchasing something releases endorphins that make us so happy! So we do it again and again and again until there will be nothing left.
I am making this podcast series so that you as a designer, consumer or entrepreneur in the textile industry can get all the do’s and don'ts so that you are wearing the label of “Completely Sustainable” in your thoughts, wardrobe or store. I want you to think about a products whole life-cycle with the Priti Ugli mindset so that the decisions you make have been thoroughly thought about - with the Priti vs the Ugli of a purchase being considered.
Each episode I delve into the chapters of a garments life-cycle and how we make this cycle Completely sustainable and what brands are reaching into a stage.
Music: That Old Feeling by DeKobe and April Showers by Aqualina Written and Produced by Liv Redman
Priti Ugli Life-cycle series episode Two - Raw Materials
Today's episode features four eco-friendly raw materials and four fantastic brands that use each of the Materials.
Here are the four brands I have mentioned and their websites:) Thunderpants: www.thunderpants.co.nz/ Wallace Cotton: www.wallacecotton.com/ Mons Royale: nz.monsroyale.com/ Patagonia: www.patagonia.com/home/
Our worldly crisis of global warming and pollution is out of control with many industries (and people) contributing to this while we do nothing about it. I love the textile industry but it is the second largest polluter in the world right next to oil. We ignore this (even myself) and we produce or we buy our clothes from fast fashion industries because is cheap, it’s fast and the feeling of purchasing something releases endorphins that make us so happy! So we do it again and again and again until there will be nothing left.
I am making this podcast series so that you as a designer, consumer or entrepreneur in the textile industry can get all the do’s and don'ts so that you are wearing the label of “Completely Sustainable” in your thoughts, wardrobe or store. I want you to think about a products whole life-cycle with the Priti Ugli mindset so that the decisions you make have been thoroughly thought about - with the Priti vs the Ugli of a purchase being considered.
Each episode I will delve into the chapters of a garments life-cycle and how we make this cycle Completely sustainable and what brands are reaching into a stage.
Music: That Old Feeling by DeKobe and April Showers by Aqualina Written and Produced by Liv Redman
Priti Ugli Life-cycle series episode One: Fast Fashion
Today I sum up the dangers of fast fashion and why we need to think about a garments' life-cycle as a whole.
Our worldly crisis of global warming and pollution is out of control with many industries (and people) contributing to this while we do nothing about it. I love the textile industry but it is the second largest polluter in the world right next to oil. We ignore this (even myself) and we produce or we buy our clothes from fast fashion industries because is cheap, it’s fast and the feeling of purchasing something releases endorphins that make us so happy! So we do it again and again and again until there will be nothing left.
I am making this podcast series so that you as a designer, consumer or entrepreneur in the textile industry can get all the do’s and don'ts so that you are wearing the label of “Completely Sustainable” in your thoughts, wardrobe or store. I want you to think about a products whole life-cycle with the Priti Ugli mindset so that the decisions you make have been thoroughly thought about - with the Priti vs the Ugli of a purchase being considered.
Each episode I will delve into the chapters of a garments life-cycle and how we make this cycle Completely sustainable and what brands are reaching into a stage.
Music: That Old Feeling by DeKobe and April Showers by Aqualina Written and Produced by Liv Redman
Priti Ugli Garment Life-Cycle Series - Trailer
Our worldly crisis of global warming and pollution is out of control with many industries (and people) contributing to this while we do nothing about it. I love the textile industry but it is the second largest polluter in the world right next to oil. We ignore this (even myself) and we produce or we buy our clothes from fast fashion industries because is cheap, it’s fast and the feeling of purchasing something releases endorphins that make us so happy! So we do it again and again and again until there will be nothing left.
I am making this podcast series so that you as a designer, consumer or entrepreneur in the textile industry can get all the do’s and don'ts so that you are wearing the label of “Completely Sustainable” in your thoughts, wardrobe or store. I want you to think about a products whole life-cycle with the Priti Ugli mindset so that the decisions you make have been thoroughly thought about - with the Priti vs the Ugli of a purchase being considered.
Each episode I will delve into the chapters of a garments life-cycle and how we make this cycle Completely sustainable and what brands are reaching into a stage.
Music: That Old Feeling by DeKobe Written and Produced by Liv Redman
On the last ever (or is it....) episode of the Kickback, we put the whakaaro out there - Nike or Adidas as the BEST shoe company. Plus, our very last shoe critique wrap-up! Ū tonu mai!
On this week's episode of the Kickback, we discuss overrated shoes. Plus, our weekly kick wrap-up! Ū tonu mai!
On this week's episode of The Kickback, we discuss what our ideal shoe would be; plus our weekly shoe wrap-up! Ū tonu mai!
On this week's episode, we talk about Kanye West & his recent comments about Yeezy being a bigger brand than Jordan. Plus, our weekly shoe wrap-up! Ū tonu mai!
On this week's episode, we introduce our new co-host Reannon & ask her what her favorite pair of kicks are. Plus, our weekly kick wrap-up! Ū tonu mai!
On this week's episode, we discuss why us NZ'ers love our Chucks & Vans & wrap up with our shoe critiques. Ū tonu mai!
On this week's episode of The Kickback, we put the pātai out - does celebrity endorsements intrigue you when purchasing a pair of kicks. Plus, we have the weekly shoe wrap up! Ū tonu mai!
Jim and Nile explore the world of the paranormal for truth, lies, and items of interest. This episode, we discuss the world of Slenderman.
Jim and Nile explore the world of the supernatural for truth, lies, and items of interest. This episode, we discuss the world of Psychics.