Far Queue Podcast

Moana Greetings to one and all.

This episode we have Dr Jeremy Mayall who shares with us his experiences as a father, composer, thinker, doer of things and a story teller through his art. Dr Jeremy Mayall brings a mindfulness to this conversation from his rich experiences that allows us, to a window into his worldview.

We navigate through talanoa topics such as:

• Supporting curiosity
• Unlocking knowledge
• Building community
• Collaboration in arts
• Negativity Bias
• Perspectives of art
• Story telling modalities

Talanoa mai, Kōrero mai

Reflexive prompts:

• How do you honour your modes of expression?
• How do you value your reality through art?

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Moana Greetings to one and all.

This episode we explore the plethora of wisdom passed down to Madiha Ali from her father. Madiha shares her rich experiences as a daughter, a sister, a friend and as another human being who has a lot of aroha for this world. Followed by a potent poem titled "Why Not" which Madiha intuitively shared in the moments that we shared.

We navigate through talanoa topis such as:

• Knowledge from experiences
• Service as an honouring
• Feeling helplessness
• Teaching centre
• Love as the answer
• Self compassion

Talanoa mai, Kōrero mai

Reflexive prompts:

• How do you intentionally notice the humanity in others?
• How do you take note of your own self talk?

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Håfa ådai

This episode we explore knowledge that has been passed down to Dr Jesi Lujan Bennett from her mother, grandmother and so on.

Dr Jesi Lujan Bennett also gives us an insight into diasporic experiences of being a Chamorro woman, from the Marianas (Mariana Islands), Guåhan (Guam) and wider Micronesia.

We navigate through talanoa topis such as:

• Chamorro's in Aotearoa
• Knowledges that lives
• Stepping into mentorship
• Positionality as a Pacific Islander
• Grandmothers and their gifts
• Observing and watching as knowledge
• Knowledge from communities

Talanoa mai, Kōrero mai

Reflexive prompts:

- What kind of listening would you like from me?

- How do we "take a beat" and acknowledge where we are at?

Faiakse'ea for your koha

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Nau Mai, Haere Mai e te whanau.

This episode we explore the diversity in humans as social beings with Jaimie Veale

Jaimie shares her knowledge through the work, research and life experiences that has shaped and informed her worldview.

We navigate through talanoa topis such as:

- How we are connected

- Knowledge as knowing

- Silo vs collective knowledge systems

- Psychology being about humans

- Pathologisation of trans people

- Minority stress

- etc

Talanoa mai, Kōrero mai

Reflexive prompts:

- What ways am I opening myself up to new information/research?

- How am I able to release stories that are no longer meeting the person in front of me?

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Nau Mai, Haere Mai e te whanau.

Welcoming Season Two with love is Cian Parker!

Cian shares how story telling as knowledge, is an ancient practice that she continues today.

We navigate through talanoa topis such as:

• Honesty as an invitation to vulnerability
• Balances two worlds while never landing on either.
• Safety in the confines of performance
• Time as our friend for healing
• Education as providing opportunity
• Various mask
• etc

Talanoa mai, Kōrero mai

Reflexive prompts:

How are you coming from love in this moment, today, this week, moth?

What does coming from love mean to you?

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Nau Mai, Haere Mai e te whanau

Welcome to Season Two

Having space to reflect was crucial to the ways in which we re-entered this space.

This season's focus derived from that reflection time away.

We explore equity in "knowledge" this seasons.

"Knowledge looks different for everybody" and that's what we want to explore.

Talanoa mai, Kōrero mai

Reflexive prompts:

How are you giving yourself space and time to reflect?

How do you ground, honour and embody your reflections?

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Moana greetings to you all.

Welcome to Season Two, episode two

We want to honour our Season one guests.

Without your beginnings we would not have ours.

We lean into our reflective (Season One Review) and reflexive (My Far Queue Programme) practices to transform us internally so we can hold and share space externally.

Showing growth is a core value for us, hence the reason why we have transparently left all our uncomfortable opinions that do not represent us presently yet is offered as a learning opportunity for us all to consume.

Talanoa mai, Kōrero mai

Reflexive prompts:

How do I honour my growth, learning and progress through the seasons of me?

#newbeginnings #newreferencepoints

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Nau Mai, Haere Mai e te whanau

Welcome to Season Two

We catch up on what has shifted for us since Season One.

We open with a whakatauki from Dr Hinemoa's book Aroha. (highly recommend you get a copy)

Reflecting on resilience, creating space for ourselves, gifts from season one. my far queue and season one review. Also reminding ourselves of our innate mana and heart. You are invited to find your reference point in our conversation.

Talanoa mai, Kōrero mai

Your story matters to us.

Reflexive prompts:

• What does it mean to be re-silient or to embody re-silience?
• How do I honour the unnoticed excellence that occurs around us everyday?

#chaptertwo #newbeginings #resilience #remember

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We are so honoured to have Lisa Ryan in this mini episode to give you more of a behind the scene and whakapapa of our branding kōrero. Lisa and her team at Inkdrop Design Co brought our Far Queue story to life in such a meaningful way that represented the ways in which we wanted to be seen and heard. What started in September 2021 has blossomed into a genuine connection between kindred souls which continues to grow as we live.

We love the mahi that you and your team have done and want to show off your talents with the world.

Visit Inkdrop Design Co via https://www.inkdrop.co.nz

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Moana greetings to one and all.

Last episode review for season one.

Kent Macpherson shares that the most education he received was at home.

"They laugh at me because I'm different, I laugh at them because they are the same"

Also sharing the concept around gathering moss which is the underlying philosophy of his podcast.

You are invited to this conversations.

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