On our first episode, we introduce 'The Kickback' - a Maori perspective on the world of sneakers. Your host Jamie - along with Moana & Kohu will be critiquing the latest kick drops; as well as each person's favorite memory of their favorite shoe. Ū tonu mai!

On our first episode, we introduce 'The Kickback' - a Maori perspective on the world of sneakers. Your host Jamie - along with Moana & Kohu will be critiquing the latest kick drops; as well as each person's favorite memory of their favorite shoe. Ū tonu mai!

On Waru-Time we dive into the theme of Te Wiki o te Reo Maori where the old become the new, the question becomes an expressway and the game becomes a tutorial.

On Waru-Time we dive into the theme of Te Wiki o te Reo Maori where the old become the new, the question becomes an expressway and the game becomes a tutorial.

On Waru-Time we dive into the theme of Te Wiki o te Reo Maori where the old become the new, the question becomes an expressway and the game becomes a tutorial.

Take a look inside the mind of a seventeen year old through the pages of her diary. Nine entries read out and broken apart by New Zealand Radio Training School student Emily Jupp - maybe you could learn something from the mind of a teenage girl.

Take a look inside the mind of a seventeen year old through the pages of her diary. Nine entries read out and broken apart by New Zealand Radio Training School student Emily Jupp - maybe you could learn something from the mind of a teenage girl.

Take a look inside the mind of a seventeen year old through the pages of her diary. Nine entries read out and broken apart by New Zealand Radio Training School student Emily Jupp - maybe you could learn something from the mind of a teenage girl.

Take a look inside the mind of a seventeen year old through the pages of her diary. Nine entries read out and broken apart by New Zealand Radio Training School student Emily Jupp - maybe you could learn something from the mind of a teenage girl.

Take a look inside the mind of a seventeen year old through the pages of her diary. Nine entries read out and broken apart by New Zealand Radio Training School student Emily Jupp - maybe you could learn something from the mind of a teenage girl.