In Episode 2 - Natives Be Woke Aunties meet with wise wahine Pip Laufiso at Kūkū Coffee [Ōtepoti-Dunedin] for a korero [chat] about Parihaka history in Dunedin, New Zealand and recent articles in the media. We celebrate the fine B-side of the single Parihaka [1989] - New Zealand reggae band Herbs with Te Whiti speeches delivered by George Henare.

We go on a wokabaoti (walking tour) with museum wahine Vicki! On this outting they visit the Toitū [Otago Settlers Museum] 'Suffrage and Beyond' 2018 exhibition in Dunedin, New Zealand. The Aunties reminisce and discover --- follow the chit-chat as they share about some of their life experiences as NZ wāhine.

Then we will toktok [talk] pop-culture, NZ Vodafone Music Awards, and celebrate the legacy of Upper Hutt Posse. Prepare yourself for little info-jewels on our shared NZ-Māori-Pasifika histories and how these relate to the arts. The Aunties wind up with with an [un-practised-please-don't-judge] shout out to the hiphop ladies of the 1990s Sisters Underground -- 'In the Neighbourhood'

Broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin www.oar.org.nz