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By CoromindSociety & Culture
Coromind episodes
- Feathers and Finesse - The Delicate Canvas of Tracy Johnson's Art by Leonardo Magri – Coromind Issue 14, 2024
When observing the plumage of a bird, many of us witness nature's artwork and how intricate details shape our fascinating world. Tracy Johnson goes beyond this, creating her art on delicate feathers with an attention to detail that teaches her patience and nurtures an increased appreciation for the environment around her.
Read by Lana Garlandwww.coromind.nz
6 min - Do and Be Your Best: Final Thoughts on Eldership by Dave Burton – Coromind Issue 14, 2024
In this third article of the series, I cover the last of the abilities that I have distilled so far from my own journey towards Eldership. I’m sure there are more to come; I’ll keep you posted!
Self-focused abilities: Maintaining a light heart even when feeling sad. An elder can identify a…
Read by Fabian Robertswww.coromind.nz
4 min - Local Action brought to you by Harry and Her – Tamahau Hicks (Runner) – Coromind Issue 14, 2024
Hey, my name is Tamahau. I'm ten and I'm from Waikino. I love sport, especially rugby, skiing and running. Last year I was diagnosed with a severe medical condition that, among other things, affects my vision. Finding out I'm disabled was a huge shock for me and my family, especially when the specialist said my days of playing rugby are numbered.
Read by Fabian Robertswww.coromind.nz
3 min - Common Ground - A Page Dedicated to Expression – Coromind Issue 14, 2024
Common Ground is a space dedicated to expression. In this edition: Bananes de Mexico by Stella Pennell and photography by Pete May ‘The Flying Kiwi’
Read by Fabian Robertswww.coromind.nz
3 min - From the Hauraki-Coromandel to Bora Bora by Joshua Page – Coromind Issue 14, 2024
How the unique NZ way of life may not be so unique at all!
‘What an absurd statement’ many of you might think. I don’t back down on it. Stepping off a small ATR-72 prop plane in the French Polynesian morning breeze, I, too, was convinced that this was nowhere like ever before, some kind of magical mystery paradise.
Read by Fabian Roberts
www.coromind.nz
3 min - Community Spirit in Action by Di Taylor – Coromind Issue 14, 2024
A Glimpse into the Life of a Hato Hone St John Volunteer
Ten years ago, my husband Mike and I were living in Ōtautahi Christchurch with two teenage sons, and I was studying social work. Ōtautahi was a fantastic place to raise children, but we knew once the boys left home we wanted to move somewhere that would offer a different (and warmer) lifestyle.
Read by Fabian Roberts
www.coromind.nz
5 min - Visual Biographies by Raewyn Helms-Davis – Coromind Issue 14, 2024
Raewyn Helms-Davis Explores Māori Identities
I am of Pakeha and Ngāi Tahu descent and my marae is at Moeraki. I live at Whitianga on the Coromandel Peninsula and my name is Raewyn Helms-Davis.
Making portraits has always been what I do, an instinctual thing really, and I’ve always been drawn to the faces of Māori as subjects for painting…
Read by Lana Garland
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5 min - ALTBAYS Table Talk: Second Anniversary Spotlighting Influential Wāhine - Coromind Issue 14, 2024
The heartbeat of any podcast is its audience, and for ALTBAYS Table Talk more than 55% of this heartbeat is female. This statistic reflects the podcast's resonance with women not only engaging with the content but also the intentional inclusion of powerful wāhine as guests and co-hosts. ALTBAYS Table Talk leads by example, amplifying the voices that often go unheard.
Read by Lana Garlandwww.coromind.nz
4 min - Coromind Magazine - Issue 13, 2024
Full audio version of the Coromind magazine, issue 13
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1 hr 4 min - 2 min
About Coromind
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This is the Audio version of the Coromind Magazine, a collaborative project brought to you by the Flock Media Group Ltd. from the beautiful Coromandel, Aotearoa New Zealand.