Keeping It Kultured: Recent Episodes
Luke Moss
Churna-koutou! My name is Luke Moss i'm addicted to anything indigenous and run a little Māori pākihi called Kultured! Tune in and have a laugh, have a learn!
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Second episode of the Rangahau series! We dive into the esoteric learning of the Tainui people. From Whare Wānanga that were established when Tainui first arrived, to the curriculum that was taught. Have a listen, have a learn! Appreciate everyone who listens!
Intro - by Lewis Tane / Artist from Te Kūiti, holding it down for Ngāti Maniapoto.
Outro - Uyarakq / Producer & DJ from Greenland, residing in Inari, Sápmi/Finland.
Hingakākā, the biggest and greatest battle to ever be fought in Aotearoa!
This is episode 1 of the Rangahau series where I document my journey through my masters of indigenous studies. This episode is taken from the book King Pōtatau by Pei Te Hurinui.
Thanks for listening and keep it Kultured,
Luke
This episode we dive into an in-depth kōrero with the one and only Josh, we talk indigenous issues effecting not just Aotearoa, but the world. The relevance Ihumātao had on Māori and non-māori. We also touch on energy, Mauna Kea and protesters vs protectors.
This episode we chat to the mighty kuīni o Ngāti Porou, Moerangi! We cover the doctrine of discovery, indigenous spaces and sacred places!
This episode we kōrero with a young man that wears gumboots everyday! Hes staunch, hes Māori, hes Safari!
As a part of my masters research I had to delve into a kaupapa and deconstruct and view it from an indigenous lens. I took this opportunity to interview five gangsta as Rangatahi from around Aotearoa to see and hear their thoughts and perspectives on Ihumātao.
- This episode we dive into what it was like to a full time student and still hold it down on the front lines, and If a whare Wānanga was set up on site, what would it look like?
Whakarongo mai!
As a part of my masters research I had to delve into a kaupapa and deconstruct and view it from an indigenous lens. I took this opportunity to interview five gangsta as Rangatahi from around Aotearoa to see and hear their thoughts and perspectives on Ihumātao.
Whakarongo Mai!
Chur e te whanau,
just a bit of an introductory episode of me trying to explain what this is!