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EPISODE · May 24, 2026 · 1H 49M

Czahn Armstrong Takatāpui Talk

from Takatāpui Talk · host Donald Hollingsworh

Send us Fan MailIn this powerful and deeply personal episode of Takatāpui Talk, I sit down with playwright, storyteller and proud uri of Ngāti Hine, Czahn Armstrong.Together we explore identity, whakapapa, grief, whānau, creativity and the journey home to Te Ao Māori. From memories of his father and childhood in the North, to the origins of his play ĀE WOMAN — inspired by the true story of his great grandmother and the confiscation of her whenua in Pipiwai in 1965 — this is an emotional, funny and beautifully honest kōrero about survival, storytelling and becoming who you were always meant to be.These are our stories.These are our voices.🎙️ Listen now on Takatāpui Talk:https://www.buzzsprout.com/2550122#TakatāpuiTalk #CzahnArmstrong #AeWoman #Whakapapa #TeAoMāori #QueerMāori #Takatāpui #MāoriStories #PodcastNZ #Aotearoa #IndigenousVoices #Whānau #Storytelling #MāoriCreative #RainbowWhānau #RealVoices #OurStoriesThank you for listening to Takatāpui Talk with Donald Hollingsworth.If this kōrero resonated with you, please follow, share, and leave a review on your favourite podcast platform. Your support helps these stories reach more people across Aotearoa and beyond.Follow Takatāpui Talk on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube for episode updates, behind-the-scenes moments, and upcoming interviews.Our conversations.Our stories.Our voices.Arohanui.

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Send us Fan Mail In this powerful and deeply personal episode of Takatāpui Talk, I sit down with playwright, storyteller and proud uri of Ngāti Hine, Czahn Armstrong. Together we explore identity, whakapapa, grief, whānau, creativity and the journey home to Te Ao Māori. From memories of his father and childhood in the North, to the origins of his play ĀE WOMAN — inspired by the true story of his great grandmother and the confiscation of her whenua in Pipiwai in 1965 — this is an emotional, fu...

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