IndieFaith Podcast

IndieFaith Podcast

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IndieFaith Podcast episodes

  • Episode 22 - Maori History, Culture & Spirituality
    Kia Ora,

    IndieFaith Podcast welcomes this beautiful soul, Ahre Lawrence Hodge.

    Delving into the Maori culture, we sit with Ahre as he enlightens us with his Whakapapa (Geneology), his knowledge on Maori history in light of Waitangi Day this week past, and lets us in on his journey with Spirituality.

    Tune in and be embraced by his amazing Aura, as we sure did when recording.

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    Shout outs:

    - Thank you so much Ahre for being our special guest!
    Please follow Ahre on Instagram: @just_ahdz

    - Thank you Mama J's for the amazing sandwich grazing box!
    Follow Mama J's on Instagram: @mamajsgrazingbox
    1 hr 15 min
  • Episode 21 - Happy New Year! Do you do resolutions?
    Indie Faith are back!!

    To kick off the New Year, we are bringing to you an all new exciting structure!!!
    This year we will be breaking up our episodes with the following new segments, along with our usual main topic:
    - Icebreaker
    - Chus Chokes (Just Jokes)
    - Story of the Day
    - What's on your mind?
    - Main Topic

    Tune in now!
    1 hr 16 min
  • Episode 20 - Xmas Special
    Last episode for 2020, IndieFaith are giving you a Xmas special episode with all the Xmas feels!

    - Thank you's!
    - Let's eat
    - Q&A
    - Opening Presents: Something fashionable, something funny, something cultural
    - Rehash of the year
    - What's in store for next year
    - Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
    2 hr 13 min
  • Episode 19 - Going down memory lane
    Joined by special guest Uiva, Mary and Jules take a trip down memory lane talking about their funniest childhood memories.
    Get to know them all a bit more on a personal level by tuning in to this episode!
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    Special thanks to Jovan & wife @ACPrints for our T-shirts!
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    Please follow - @Logobros_
    on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube
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    Check out our video version on YouTube
    https://youtu.be/rPncyObeUvU
    1 hr 22 min
  • Episode 16 - Stigma around Mental Health within our Pacific Culture
    Jules and Mary discuss their experiences and knowledge around Mental Health. They get raw and specify the common Pacific Islander stigma around Mental Illness and discuss how our Poly people can overcome them. Raising awareness around Mental Health and the impacts of it, in order to save ourselves and our future generations, as well as removing the stigma around Mental Health to help uplift our Pasefika people.
    1 hr 27 min
  • Episode 17 - Controversy around Samoan Tattoos
    When it comes to Samoan Tattoos - Malu and Pe'a, there are a lot of disagreements within our community on how these should be worn and if you are eligible to wear it. Jules & Mary discuss these controversial opinions that are being voiced all over social media and also weigh in with their own opinions too.
    46 min
  • Episode 14 - Ghost Stories and Myths of the Pacific
    DARE TO LISTEN!.... Keeping with the spirit of Halloween this week, Jules and Mary talk about their experience with the Paranormal, Ghost stories, Gods/Goddesses and more. - Follow us on Social Media: Facebook: @IndieFaithPodcast Instagram: @indiefaithpodcast TikTok: @indiefaithpodcast - Check out our audio podcast on - Buzzsprout: https://buzzsprout.com/1201217 Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4w3C1Zj...
    1 hr 11 min
  • Episode 13 - Poly Functions and Events
    When Samoans attend a function/event, best be sure they gonna be critiquing your food lol.Quantity of food on the table..Quality of food on the table..Is it enough to make a plate and have a spare one to pack in my car..How much did the host pay..Jules...
    1 hr 10 min

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Polynesian Podcast
Normalising uncomfortable discussions/topics within our cultural society, in the hopes of breaking generational trauma, stereotypes and stigma.