Tune in to a Kōrero with one of our Tētēkura Rāwinia Wikaira! In this episode, she’s chatting to Kiringāua Cassidy about Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori and his role in translating Disney’s Frozen into Te Reo Māori

Pheebs and Lizzy kōrero about our upcoming, annual initiative for diverting waste and helping students financially, Drop for Good / Shop for Good. Sharing her insight from researching similar schemes this summer, Pheebs can help if you want to start mahi like this in a different city! 🤗 

Lizzy sits down with our two new wahine, Mae and Phoebe, tackling conversations about slow fashion and how that looks for students at Otago! Mae and Phoebe are new our Tētēkura (Student Leads) for our space - Te Oraka, managing the store, volunteers, events and all the other good stuff happening down there. 

Keen to get involved in things happening around this issue? Join the Te Oraka Social Club here: https://www.toitutetaiao.space/social-club 

Lizzy sits down with two epic changemakers, Ranisha and Sefo to hear what navigating change across equity and diversity in Aotearoa truly looks like. Touching on their own personal experiences, this transparent kōrero is incredibly inspiring and bound to leave you feeling grateful for humans like these two, that contribute to vital progress right here in Aotearoa.

if you haven't already fallen in love with this epic human, join us for part two of this episode, where we unpack how to be a good ally while touching on local elections and the gifts we can find in Te Ao Māori!

We hope you love this kōrero as wonderful as we do.

Find more info about events and the Dunedin Pride community here: https://dunedinpride.org.nz/

Trak is the gift that keeps on giving - in part one of this episode we unpack a bit about Trak and their incredible background, how to be playful in your journey of discovery and find balance in your frontal lobe vs the meat brain! 

we hope you love this kōrero as wonderful as we do. 

Find more info about events and the Dunedin Pride community here: https://dunedinpride.org.nz/ 

Ever wondered who is delivering you these glorious bite sizes of news each day on insta? Luce from Shit You Should Care About joins us in the studio to chat all things social media, mental maintenance and change making while giving us behind the scenes insights to how this epic wahine and her two besties managed to create one of Gen Z's best known news and media platforms right here in Aotearoa. 

Lizzy catches up with the one of the coolest Consumer Food Scientists here at Otago. Miranda Mirosa is highly respected across campus with her mahi and energy she brings to tackling food waste issues.

This high energy kōrero is bound to get you excited about what’s happening in the food innovation space and give you a handful of solutions you might be able to adopt and take back to the flat!

Want to learn more about this? Check out the Innovation Food Waste Network here: https://foodwaste-otago.org/

Lizzy catches up with the absolutely wonderful Associate Professor, Sarah Wakes to talk through her paper Trash or Treasure offered at Otago during Summer School.

Not only is this paper incredible, but so is she. With ample knowledge, warmth and encouragement, Sarah is an absolute pleasure to listen to!

Want to know more about Trash or Treasure? You can find more info here:

https://www.otago.ac.nz/courses/papers/?papercode=MATS204

Join Lizzy, Elliot and Roz, three incredible Otago students unpack changing attitudes towards climate change. 

This kōrero dives into ways in which we can tackle hard conversations, like climate change and the evidence behind it!