He Kākano Ahau

In the final episode of He Kākano Ahau, we explore intergenerational visions, whakapapa, and future aspirations with a māmā-daughter duo, and a Māori futurist.

In the second of our reo-based episodes, we talk about the challenges that come with learning te reo as a second language.

In this episode, Kahu engages in wānanga with two kaikōrero advocates who are reimagining justice in Aotearoa - Awatea Mita and Emmy Rakete.

We learn about traditional kai harvest practices as Mere Skerrett prepares for the imminent tītī harvest season in in Murihiku Southland. This episode is in Te Reo Māori.

In an episode that is close to Kahu's heart, we talk about how mātauranga Māori might help us find solution and understanding on the topic of suicide.

We meet three people working in different ways to revive and reclaim mātauranga Māori within a modern context.

We're in Te Whanganui-a-Tara to meet three wāhine who work with taonga puoro. We ask why these taonga almost disappeared and what their dreams are for the future of the practice.

The second season explores stories that are firmly rooted in our past to magically dream about the futures we want to create for ourselves.

In this podcast series, host Kahu Kutia challenges the assumption that to be urban and Māori means to be disconnected from your culture.

Thousands of supporters from Aotearoa and the world have been hosted at Ihumātao. For those who protect the land it has become more than a Māori issue.