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In this episode I throw back to Waitangi Weekend 2022 & discuss what I understand about issues to do with The Treaty Of Waitangi - considered to be one of Aotearoa, N.Zs founding documents.

In this episode I talk with my cousin, Siosifa “Sifa” Pole, who is a Civil engineer & works as a manager for Watercare N.Z. Sifa talks about his journey in becoming an engineer & how it has been working in his chosen profession as one of the few Pasifika engineers in the workplace. He is passionate about promoting engineering as a career choice amongst Pasifika youth.

In this episode I share my ideas about how we discover our natural gifts & how we can use them to point us towards our purpose in life⭐️.

In this episode I celebrate Aotearoa Music Month by having a korero with Nigerian-Kiwi musician Mazbou Q. We talk about the emerging African-Kiwi identity, the NZ Hip Hop scene & what the future holds for him in music.

In this episode we celebrate the first ever Sisters Day by talking to its founder - my baby sis Aisha Mary Grace

In celebration of Tongan Father’s Day I speak to ex pat Tongan resident Taniela Lautaha about his journey to becoming a NZ resident & what hopes & dreams he has for his NZ raised Tongan children.✨✨✨

This is another instalment in my travel series - in this episode I share about my trip to New York City 🥯🍕🚕

In this episode I talk education with Homeschool Mum Ruth Han. Ruth is a social media personality with a background in young adult mental health who decided to homeschool all her children. In this recording she discusses why it worked for her family

And you are back with your favourite Kiwi Bachelorettes🥂🍾!. My friend Rita & I discuss what we love, & love not so much about our lives as singletons 🛍.

In this episode I talk with Professor Georgina Stewart about the current moves towards embracing Māori knowledge in our N.Z education system. Dr Stewart’s research interests build on her roles as a Māori teacher of science, mathematics and Te Reo Māori in English-medium and Māori-medium intermediate and secondary schools in Auckland and Whangarei.

In this easter special I talk about the idea of “resurrecting” yourself after your failures & looking for the lessons to be learnt in your disappointments.

In this episode I speak to Dr Troy Ruhe who holds a Phd in Pacific Islands Physical Activity & Health. He is of Cook-island & Māori descent, originally from Wellington & is currently on staff at Otago University. He also runs the Sick As Podcast. We discuss all things health and pod-casty.🥬🏃🏾🎙✨