Wills has a decade of youth work experience he joins the show how he's been doing through the current lockdown and how its affected work. The boys also speak on getting vaccinated and how south Auckland always stigmatised.

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Still lockdown level 4 in Auckland. The chat comes through with thoughts and inputs on lockdown and getting vaccinated. also we check in if everyone is doing ok through these uncertain times. 

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This episode we talk about violence when out clubbing, going out with mates. The unfortunate murder of the doko Fau Vake Rest In Love. 

We also touch on whether the boys are getting vaccinated or not. 

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Checking in... with the usos seeing what life has bought in the past week. Share our experience being on another podcast with the sisters Pea and Claudia on Facebook via BluTV. check them out fam.

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Thank you for tuning in fam. In this episode we are honoured and privileged to have the uso Halene Ikiua join us on the podcast. We learn his story and also he shares with us how a few bad decisions lead him astray. Also how he spent his time on "holiday" what made him overcome prison and the battles that came with it. Also speaks on what he currently is focused on now with the running of his barbershop and being in a collective of barbers called barber hood. tap in fam its a great share from the uso.

Thank you for tuning in fam. Just a few usos sharing experiences, stories and thoughts in the hopes that someone out there can relate and help them get through. Or get them to speak out or share with others and keep the conversation going. This Episode we speak on a few topics that's been bugging the boys. And as always the chat comes through with the comments, questions and feedback which we appreciate. 

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Such and honour and privilege to have Sela Alo join us on the show where we continue to talk and share stories and experiences with mental health. Sela shares his story growing up and also speaks on the loss of his uso Pua. Also his involvement with Hopecast and the works he does as a Content manager for Pacific Media Network. Such a inspiring talanoa, please tap in. have a listen and as always run it back if any questions or comments. Check us out on insta @fortheboys_podcast

Apologies fam. As you can probably tell missing a whole lot of episodes due to my mates Tezzas audio haha under the bus. But if you here you already know we keep it real! its the only way! but thank you for tapping in this episode we try to dive into the subject of Hubbard being the first transgender allowed to compete in the Olympics. If its fair competition or not. Tap in. have a listen and as always feel free to run it back with feed back and questions. appreciate the love appreciate the support. 

The uso Alexo the first from the 43 joins us once again for a chat. Tap in to hear some gems from the use as the chat comes through with questions and comments. Always appreciate the chat for interacting and making the show a productive one for all of us. 

Thank you once again for Alexo for making the time.

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Talanoa with the usos catching up and trying to let the boys know and encourage them about our space. And let our listeners know our space is a safe one as we make it. The more we share the more courageous we get and being vulnerable is normalise to save one whom is listening.

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