Far Queue Podcast

Nau Mai / Welcome to the Far Queue conversations.

Tash Allen invites us into her world as she articulates the lived experiences with in her communities. Tash acknowledges the support surrounding her whanau and herself during some difficult and happy moments. Specifically talking about how we all first connected, confidence, high school expectations, motherhood, legacy, loss of her father, church support, marriage life and systematic racism.

You are invited to converse with us, as we navigate and negotiate through various ways of seeing/approaching the topics at hand.

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Nau Mai / Welcome to the second half of this seasons conversations.

This week Dujon Cullingford navigates us through his lived experiences within the hip-hop community, community development, art perspectives, music memory, dance tension, intersectionality, ideal support and more...

Dujon gifts us a few bangers to listen too:

1. Moonchild: Little Ghost Album
2. Sounds of blackness: Optimistic
3. Herbs: On My Mind

You are invited to converse with us, as we navigate and negotiate through various ways of seeing/approaching the topics at hand.

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Nau Mai / Welcome to 2021!!!

Amanda Ratuki brings in the first week of 2021's kōrero with a plethora of takeways. Specifically speaking on how she is a dog person, conservative christian upbringing, 90's purity culture, chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), motherhood, mental shifts, religion>faith>spirituality and more...

You are invited to have conversations with us, as we bounce through various ways of seeing the topics at hand.

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Merry and happy holidays everyone!!!

This week's kōrero is filled with the intelligence and heart of Michael Moore who is of Ngāti Maniapoto descent. Michael shares his sensory experience with masculinity and femininity, the plight of other walks of life, the six ears, time, listening, equity through his unique way of articulating and story telling as a poet.

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Nau mai/ Welcome to this weeks conversation, where Louise Hutt shares some of the values she has attained through the multiple communities which has enriched her walk and worldview.

Specifically, addressing stress management, young people supporting mental health, mentorship, values vs beliefs, how we allow community to support us, and calling in vs calling out...etc

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Nau mai/ Welcome to this weeks episode, where Steven Niu shares his experience on what the international student, Chinese, and gay community in the Waikato, Aotearoa (New Zealand) has highlighted for him. Specifically, addressing support in these various communities, while balancing a new environment as an international student studying abroad.

Some gems to not sleep on in this korero, especially when it comes to education around mātauranga Maori and tikanga (protocols) for manuhiri (visitors).

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In this episode Gemma Major take us on a journey of transformational change through time, space, consciousness while dismantling the perceived limits and setting boundaries that support the change she wants to see in the world and herself. Specifically, mental health inequities, self care and self love approaches, #rangatahi and youth work while questioning us as well.

Conversation starter: What does internalised capitalism look like to you?

We invite you to converse with this episode and reflect on your own experiences.

Lets Talanoa / Korero

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This week Jordaan guides us through what breaking stereotypes looked like from his lived experiences. Specifically, being a creative during this fast pace consumerism. Questioning the current chase for fame or art, online presence, the next generation and what influences are created with positive impacts for rangatahi (youth).

We invite you to converse with this episode and reflect on your own experiences.

#HeadvsHeart #Family #Complexity #Self-Determination

Lets Talanoa / Korero

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This week Juliana Brown shares her views on what exploring normal conversations around gender sexuality and identity in relation to the intersectionality of her research. Specifically, the various inequities around the queer identifiers which is somewhat still a controversial topic.

Lets Talanoa / Korero

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This week we are welcomed by Taonga Pūoro (Māori traditional musical instrument/s) which is a perfect place to start Horomona Horo's korero about how he has witnessed the world through his experiences. Specifically, the richness in Horomona's ability to reflect and critically analyse the multiple systems at play while allowing us to question the systems within our journey.

Lets Talanoa / Korero

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