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From time to time something special comes along that just has to be made available for all to hear. These special broadcasts are one-off programmes or significant interviews that have featured on Access Radio Taranaki.
Podcasts
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Taranaki Heritage Month Panel Discussion Pt.2
On Saturday the 5th of October, a panel discussion was held at the Plymouth International on the question of Historic narratives and perceived identity - how do the stories of our past shape our community? The panel was chaired by Jay Ruka, and included Richard Shaw, Dame Anne Salmond, Dinnie Moeahu, Zara Stanhope, Tuhi-Ao Bailey and Andrew Judd. Thanks to Te Korimako o Taranaki for sharing this recording.
Duration: 1:06:58 | Date: 26 October, 2024
Taranaki Heritage Month Panel Discussion Pt. 1
On Saturday the 5th of October, a panel discussion was held at the Plymouth International on the question of Historic narratives and perceived identity - how do the stories of our past shape our community?
The panel was chaired by Jay Ruka, and included Richard Shaw, Dame Anne Salmond, Dinnie Moeahu, Zara Stanhope, Tuhi-Ao Bailey and Andrew Judd.
Thanks to Te Korimako o Taranaki for sharing this recording.
Duration: 1:00:42 | Date: 19 October, 2024
Community Kōrero_Revitalisation of Language_Pt. 3
On Saturday 21st Sept, Govett Brewster Art Gallery hosted an important community kōrero on the Revitalisation of Languages. Speakers were Dr Ruakere Hond, and Fesaitu Solomone (Chief Executive Officer, Centre for Pacific Languages). Access Radio Taranaki was there to record the kōrero, and are proud to offer this in a 3 part series.
Part 3 of 3: The community kōrero continues with comments and their pātai for the speakers.
Duration: 00:42:06 | Date: 12 October, 2024
Community Kōrero_Revitalisation of Language_Pt. 2
On Saturday 21st Sept, Govett Brewster Art Gallery hosted an important community kōrero on the Revitalisation of Languages. Speakers were Dr Ruakere Hond, and Fesaitu Solomone (Chief Executive Officer, Centre for Pacific Languages). Access Radio Taranaki was there to record the kōrero, and are proud to offer this in a 3 part series.
Part 2 of 3: The community join in the kōrero with comments and their pātai for the speakers.
Duration: 00:30:46 | Date: 5 October, 2024
Community Kōrero: Revitalisation Of Language Pt. 1.
On Saturday 21st Sept, Govett Brewster Art Gallery hosted an important community kōrero on the Revitalisation of Languages. Speakers were Dr Ruakere Hond, and Fesaitu Solomone (Chief Executive Officer, Centre for Pacific Languages). Access Radio Taranaki was there to record the kōrero, and are proud to offer this in a 3 part series.
Duration: 44:20 | Date: 28 September, 2024
Maara and Maramataka Korero - Pounamu Skelton
Pounamu Skelton embraces traditional Māori knowledge to promote health and wellbeing. Access Radio Taranaki is proud to bring you the recording of Pounamu's recent presentation at Puke Ariki. Learn how increasing the mauri of the whenua and growing mauri-rich kai can bring a sense of wellbeing to all.
Duration: 00:51:14 | Date: 2 March, 2024
Who Owns History? Pt.2
Who owns history? Who gets to tell the Story? These are the thorny questions that five panelists attempt to answer during this year’s Taranaki Heritage Month Panel Discussion.
Duration: 01:00:01 | Date: 17 October, 2023
Who Owns History? Pt. 1
Who owns history? Who gets to tell the Story? These are the thorny questions that five panelists attempt to answer during this year’s Taranaki Heritage Month Panel Discussion.
Duration: 00:54:47 | Date: 16 October, 2023
There Is No Other Home But This
Such an enlightening community kōrero at Govett Brewster Art Gallery with Parihaka resident Maata Wharehoka and Jay Ruka, Dean of Taranaki Cathedral at St Mary’s. The kaupapa is tied to themes found in the current exhibition "There IS No Other Home but This" with Areez Katki and Khadim Ali – themes of stolen land, legacies of colonialism, displacement and home.
Duration: 1:38:50 | Date: 11 June, 2022