Amelia Butler's journey as a dancer in Los Angeles and how this lead her to set up Learn Maori Abroad, a business which shares Maori cultural knowledge in the US. Haka Works talks to Amelia about:

Hear from Precious Clark about how her experiences overseas led to her setting up her Te Kaa, her training organisation for sharing Maori leadership knowledge to businesses in New Zealand. Haka Works talks with Precious Clark about:

The power of storytelling is not in the story but in how the story is told. Some amazing insights to leadership and team cohesion from best selling author and speaker James Kerr. Haka Works talks to James Kerr about:

Haka Works talks with Otene Hopa about sharing Maori culture with the world. If you get to the end you will be able to hear Otene sing a beautiful waiata. What we talk about:

Thanks so much to Otene for sharing your knowledge and this korero.

Kia ora koutou, in case you missed the live version, here is our second podcast Haka & the Matrix (the edited slicker version). This time I talk with Tupoutama Paki about:

Our first guest I’ll be talking with is Mr David Jones of Rongowhakaata and Ngati Kahungunu,

David has a legal background, he was a lawyer with Kensington Swan, one of New Zealand’s top law firms. He was a General Manager for a tribal organisation and now runs a communication consultancy. We know David as he is one of our haka performers in Manaia and a facilitator for Haka Works and we’ve worked together in the UK, the US and Japan. Here is what we talk about:

Thanks so much to David for taking time to share his thoughts and korero.