Tala Mo Le Moe Podcast

Tala Mo Le Moe Podcast

By Miyamoto Loretta JensenSociety & CultureHistoryKids & FamilyStories for Kids
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Tala Mo Le Moe Podcast episodes

  • Maui and His Magical Fish Hook

    Welcome back to Tala Mo Le Moe Season 2!


    We kick off this season with one of the most well known heroes and demigods of the Pacific, Maui. We explore the legend of Maui's magical fish hook, the lessons we can learn from his strength, and how we can apply them to our lives.


    Thank you for coming back to listen to this new season! I hope you all enjoy it as much as I did in creating it!

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    9 min
  • The Life of Theresa Maunahina Kalama Meyers Ducret

    Today's episode is in celebration of International Women's Day! What better way celebrate this day than to highlight the life of my dear grandmother, Theresa Maunahina Kalama Meyers Ducret.


    I hope Theresa's story will inspire you to not only dream your dreams, but to make them a reality! And I hope that you will be inspired to be a good ancestor now because that was exactly who my grandmother was.

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    23 min
  • The Shark & The Turtle
    The legend of the Shark and the Turtle is one of Samoa's most popular stories. It is one that has helped to shape my life today, and I hope that it can offer the same magic to you. May you feel the bonds that we have with our ancestors, just like the bond the shark and the turtle have with one another. Sweet dreams! Manuia le po!

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    14 min
  • The Creation Story of Samoa
    This episode is an introduction to the show - the who, what, when, where, and why. Then, we dive deep into our first bed time story: the creation of Samoa.

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    16 min

About Tala Mo Le Moe Podcast

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My show is called "Tala Mo Le Moe" or in translation from Samoan "Story for Sleep." I have always loved hearing the stories of my family and of our people as a little girl. It was extra special to…