Indigenous 100 Podcast

Dec 10 2024 54 ep. 66 mins 928
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Julian Wilcox goes one-on-one with Indigenous thought leaders from around the world. A brand new podcast series powered by Mahi Tahi Media.

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Episode 54 – TE URUROA FLAVELL

Dec 10 2024 68 mins  
From the historic battles at Ruapekapeka and Ōrākau to the ongoing responses from te iwi Māori today, these actions are all interlinked in addressing our concerns to the King or Queen of the time and the government of the day. This relentless fight reflects our determination, strength, perseverance, and deep, innate ties to this whenua. To hear more from Te Ururoa in his full i

Episode 53 – HONEY HIREME-SMILER

Dec 03 2024 66 mins  
From the heart of Putāruru, Honey Hireme-Smiler’s journey is one of unparalleled triumphs and unshakable resilience. Deeply connected to her marae, and surrounded by her whānau, Honey carved a path that took her from small-town Aotearoa to global rugby stardom. With world titles in Rugby Sevens, Fifteens, and League, she’s not only dominated on the field but also in the com

Episode 52 – TUKOROIRANGI MORGAN

Nov 26 2024 63 mins  
A prominent leader in te ao Māori who seamlessly navigates te ao Pākehā, Tukoroirangi Morgan is the Chair of Waikato -Tainui's executive arm, once a teacher, a former MP, and an accomplished broadcaster. Yet, of all his achievements, his legacy is perhaps most deeply tied to his steadfast dedication to the Kīngitanga movement and his commitment to always striving for the very

Episode 51 – DAME CINDY KIRO

Nov 19 2024 71 mins  
By day, she handles a steady stream of engagements with government leaders, heads of state, and royalty. Yet, at the heart of her role as Aotearoa's first wahine Māori Governor-General, lies a deep commitment to serving Aotearoa and improving outcomes for a nation. In the latest episode of Indigenous 100, the Honourable Dame Cindy Kiro opens up about her journey—sharing person

Episode 50 – MEA MOTU

Nov 16 2024 64 mins  
Meet Mea Motu. Hailing from the humble town of Pukepoto in Te Tai Tokerau, she’s Aotearoa’s most successful boxer, holding an undefeated 20-0 record. A proud māmā of five with infectious energy and an undeniable spark, we sit down with Mea to find out more about this incredible wahine toa.

Episode 49 – KAI KARA-FRANCE

Feb 04 2024 56 mins  
Ranked 4th in the UFC flyweight rankings, Kaiwhare Kara-France embodies the resilience of a true warrior. With 24 wins under his belt, he's undeterred by setbacks, including controversial losses. Descended from Waikato, Ngāti Tūwharetoa, Ngāti Kahungunu, Ngārauru, Te Āti Haunui a Pāpārangi, Kara-France infuses his fighting spirit with the teachings of his ancestors. A prou

Episode 48 – ADAM BLAIR

Jan 23 2024 56 mins  
Dive into the remarkable career of New Zealand rugby league figure, Adam Ngawati Blair. . A former professional rugby league player and coach, Blair excelled as a prop, second-row forward, and lock in the NRL, representing both the New Zealand and New Zealand Māori international teams. Starting with his junior football days at Northland Carvers and education at Whangarei Boys' H

Episode 47 – JENNY MAY CLARKSON

Jan 14 2024 55 mins  
Jenny May Clarkson, a well-known broadcaster and host on Breakfast TV, was born and raised in the Waikato region. Prior to her career in the media industry, she served as a police officer and was also a successful athlete, having played as a Silver Fern centre and touch player.   Interestingly, Jenny May's journey to the world of television began when she participated in a

Episode 46 – SIR HIRINI MOKO MEAD

Dec 17 2023 62 mins  
Sir Hirini Moko Mead is a well-known Māori leader in Aotearoa; highly respected for his expertise in te reo Māori and te ao Māori. In 2007, he received the title of Distinguished Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit for his contributions to Māori culture and education over the decades.   Sir Hirini started his career as a teacher and artis, serving as a principal

Episode 45 – HANA RAWHITI MAIPI-CLARKE

Dec 11 2023 52 mins  
At just 21 years old, Hana Maipi-Clarke has accomplished so much. She received her education at Te Wharekura o Rākaumangamanga in Huntly and even published a book called Maahina, which delves into the Māori lunar calendar known as maramataka. She was then invited to give a speech on the footsteps of Parliament in celebration of 50 years of the Māori Language Petition and now -