Join us on a remarkable journey through the cultural tapestry of the (Kuk) archaeological site nestled in the upper Wahgi Valley in Papua New Guinea's Western Highlands.

We are not owners of this land; we are its humble custodians, bound to it by the unbreakable thread of ancestry. Our wealth and strength come not from the treasures of foreign lands but from the fertile embrace of our mother earth.

In this age of change, let us heed the call of our ancestral story. Let us return to the land that birthed us, for it is there that our true wealth lies.

In this age of change, let us return to the land that birthed us, for it is there that our true wealth lies.

Greetings to all who call the land of Niugini (New Guinea) home. This podcast is a heartfelt tribute to our ancestors, the pioneers who first settled on this magnificent island and forged the path that led us to where we stand today. Their indomitable spirit, timeless wisdom, and deep connection to the earth are the foundation upon which our lives have been built.

In this podcast, we embark on a journey of remembrance and gratitude, as we pay homage to the enduring legacy of our forebears. It is imperative that we never forget their resilience and the lessons they imparted to us. As we gaze toward the horizon of the future, let us draw strength and inspiration from the footsteps of those who came before us.

The threat of contagion can twist our psychological responses to ordinary interactions, leading us to behave in unexpected ways.

Anthony Ando a youth pastor & counsellor shares of his experience working with disadvantaged youths in one of the settlements of Port Moresby. The work his organisation does might be the key to solving some of the law & orders issues in the City of Port Moresby.

Let's Talk Papua New Guinean Cuisine