In this episode we have the second instalment of the Tāwhaki story, as told in a conversation between Koro and Moko.

Pakake Winiata calls in to talk with us about his Iwi - the history, the stories, and the people.

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This features 3 very special famous guests, celebrating 100 episodes with lots of laughs and discussions about te Reo i te kāinga and te ako i te Reo.

Enter our competition for Taringa merch! http://eepurl.com/gwmu-H This episode is an in depth discussion looking at the uses of "i" and "ki" in Te Reo Māori.

We hassle Dr Rangi Mataamua for his thoughts on the division of time and also puts his ideas out about the practice of our Māori knowledge. Ka whakahōhā tātou i a Dr Rangi Mataamua mō ōna whakaaro o te whakawae o te wā ka mutu, ka aia atu ōna whakaaro mō te whakamahinga o ō tātou mātauranga Māori.

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Our special kaikōrero Rereata Māhika joins us by phone to kōrero and share his knowledge of Maramataka and many other important factors in our natural world.

The origins of Tā moko are told through this famous story of love and jealousy.

We are fortunate to have Taku Parai phone in to talk with us about the people of the northern Taranaki Iwi - Ngāti Tama.

After a visit to the Tokoroa Kura Reo o Ngāti Raukawa in April, We bring you some snippets of the kaiako and the classrooms. Be sure to check out the video on our facebook page - https://facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1453331268142303&id=1015299791945455

When does convenience affect Tikanga? Should it ever? As our fast modern times start to be blend our customs, there are sometimes cases where Tikanga is adapted for certain occasions, but it might not always be appropriate.