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Indigenous 100 Podcast
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Julian Wilcox goes one-on-one with Indigenous thought leaders from around the world. A brand new podcast series powered by Mahi Tahi Media.
Episodes
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Episode 60 – REUBEN COLLIER
With a deep love for people and a genuine desire to give his absolute all to his mahi, Dr. Reuben Collier has always approached his work with the right intentions and a true commitment to understanding. It is this authenticity that has naturally drawn elders to open up to him, they believed in...
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Episode 59 – WIREMU DOHERTY
Reflecting on his youth, Wiremu Doherty shares a story of simplicity and deep connection to the world around him, offering a profound glimpse into the resourcefulness that shaped his journey. As a hunter-gatherer even from his preschool years, these formative experiences laid the foundation for…
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Episode 58 – GORDON TOI
A life-altering accident could have ended Gordon Toi’s path as an artist, but instead, it deepened his passion for his art and turned his own pain into a vessel to help others navigate their own—particularly through the sacred and profound process of giving and receiving tā moko. If there’s one...
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Episode 57 – TINA NGATA
Colonialism’s impact runs deep, shaping how indigenous peoples are perceived both at home and abroad. Ironically, outside one’s home country, there is often recognition, respect, and admiration for our uniqueness and resilience. Yet, internally, systemic issues persist—a by-product of colonial...
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Episode 56 – DAN WALKER
AI has become an increasingly prominent part of our daily lives, rapidly advancing in knowledge and significance. As it continues to evolve, Dan reflects on the importance of nurturing our relationship with this global tool, exploring how we can harness it for positive outcomes while addressing...
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Episode 55 – MERA PENEHIRA
With her deep understanding of Māori education and international indigenous knowledge, Mera shares her whakaaro on the successes we’ve achieved while thoughtfully highlighting opportunities for growth. From equipping our rangatahi with a deeper understanding of our country’s political context to...
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Episode 54 – TE URUROA FLAVELL
From the historic battles at Ruapekapeka and Ōrākau to the ongoing responses from te iwi Māori today, these actions are all interlinked in addressing our concerns to the King or Queen of the time and the government of the day. This relentless fight reflects our determination, strength,...
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Episode 53 – HONEY HIREME-SMILER
From the heart of Putāruru, Honey Hireme-Smiler’s journey is one of unparalleled triumphs and unshakable resilience. Deeply connected to her marae, and surrounded by her whānau, Honey carved a path that took her from small-town Aotearoa to global rugby stardom. With world titles in Rugby Sevens,...
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Episode 52 – TUKOROIRANGI MORGAN
A prominent leader in te ao Māori who seamlessly navigates te ao Pākehā, Tukoroirangi Morgan is the Chair of Waikato -Tainui's executive arm, once a teacher, a former MP, and an accomplished broadcaster. Yet, of all his achievements, his legacy is perhaps most deeply tied to his steadfast...
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Episode 51 – DAME CINDY KIRO
By day, she handles a steady stream of engagements with government leaders, heads of state, and royalty. Yet, at the heart of her role as Aotearoa’s first wahine Māori Governor-General, lies a deep commitment to serving Aotearoa and improving outcomes for a nation. In the latest episode of...
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Episode 50 – MEA MOTU
Mea Motu is a force to be reckoned with in the world of professional boxing, representing her Māori roots with pride and strength. Known as "Nightmea" in the ring, Mea has captivated audiences worldwide with her resilience, skill, and determination. She’s not only a champion boxer but also a...
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Episode 49 – KAI KARA-FRANCE
Ranked 4th in the UFC flyweight rankings, Kaiwhare Kara-France embodies the resilience of a true warrior. With 24 wins under his belt, he’s undeterred by setbacks, including controversial losses. Descended from Waikato, Ngāti Tūwharetoa, Ngāti Kahungunu, Ngārauru, Te Āti Haunui a Pāpārangi,...
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Episode 48 – ADAM BLAIR
Dive into the remarkable career of New Zealand rugby league figure, Adam Ngawati Blair. . A former professional rugby league player and coach, Blair excelled as a prop, second-row forward, and lock in the NRL, representing both the New Zealand and New Zealand Māori international teams. Starting...
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Episode 47 – JENNY MAY CLARKSON
Jenny May Clarkson, a well-known broadcaster and host on Breakfast TV, was born and raised in the Waikato region. Prior to her career in the media industry, she served as a police officer and was also a successful athlete, having played as a Silver Fern centre and touch player. Interestingly…
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Episode 46 – SIR HIRINI MOKO MEAD
Sir Hirini Moko Mead is a well-known Māori leader in Aotearoa; highly respected for his expertise in te reo Māori and te ao Māori. In 2007, he received the title of Distinguished Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit for his contributions to Māori culture and education over the decades. Sir...
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Episode 45 – HANA RAWHITI MAIPI-CLARKE
At just 21 years old, Hana Maipi-Clarke has accomplished so much. She received her education at Te Wharekura o Rākaumangamanga in Huntly and even published a book called Maahina, which delves into the Māori lunar calendar known as maramataka. She was then invited to give a speech on the footsteps...
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Episode 44 – MARK KOPUA
Mark Kopua is one of the most famous tāmoko artists and carvers in Aotearoa, known for the many wharenui he has carved and the countless people he has marked, admired amongst Māori as an artistic visionary who has dedicated himself to the work he does for over 40 years. From growing up in the…
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Episode 43 – ANNETTE SYKES
A WOMEN OF JUSTICE Annette Sykes is a remarkable figure in New Zealand’s legal and political scene. Her journey began during a political protest in Wellington in the 1980s. Since then, she has fearlessly fought for the rights of Māori interests and indigenous rights for the past 40 years, both in...
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Episode 42 – HOTUROA BARCLAY-KERR
Hoturoa Barclay-Kerr, a well-known navigator and co-chair of the Tuia250 project, reflects on his life journey and connection to sailing and waka culture. Named after the famed Tainui waka captain, Hoturoa delves into his family heritage, upbringing, and education, highlighting significant...
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Episode 41 – RAHUI PAPA
THE ORATOR OF THE KING Rahui Papa has spent his life dedicated to his people. With a wealth of knowledge and experience in Waikato culture and language, Rahui is highly respected as an expert in his field and for these reasons has served as the orator to the current Māori king: honing the skills…
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Episode 40 – RAWIRI WRIGHT
Rawiri Wright took a leap of faith 30 years ago that led him, his wife, and their whānau into the world of kura kaupapa Māori, devoting themselves to the regeneration of everything Māori. As a man who has been at the centre of the Kura Kaupapa movement, he believes that Kura Kaupapa Māori Aho…
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Episode 39 – RENA OWEN
Rena Owen is best known for her pivotal role as Beth Heke in Lee Tamahori’s iconic film ‘Once Were Warriors’ where her compelling performance earned her countless awards and nominations, locally and internationally. Since then, Rena has continued to excel in her career as an actress, producer &...
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Episode 38 – RACHEL TAULELEI
A POWERHOUSE WAHINE
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Episode 37 – WETINI MITAI-NGATAI
A GIFTED WARRIOR Wetini Mitai-Ngatai is a highly respected figure in the world of kapa haka, renowned for his exceptional skills as both an orator and performer. For many years, he has served as both the leader and tutor of the Te Matarae i Ōrehu Kapa Haka , a kapa haka group based in Rotorua…
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Episode 36 – JAMES RICKARD
A GIFTED CARVER Master carver James Rickard has been part of the New Zealand Maori Arts and Crafts Institute since he enrolled in the first carving school intake in 1967. Rickard has not only dedicated decades of his life teaching the traditional Māori art form, but he has also been instrumental…
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Episode 35 – MOKO TEPANIA
A MĀORI MAYORS VISION! Moko Tepania made history as the youngest elected Far North District Council member in 2019 and again in 2022 as the district’s youngest and first Māori mayor. The far north mayor has been recognized as one of the world’s top young leaders by a global organisation…
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Episode 34 – PROFESSOR PAPAARANGI REID
INDIGENOUS HEALTH CHAMPION! Professor Papaarangi Reid has been at the forefront of equitable outcomes for Māori for over 30 years and is known for her years of dedication to addressing equity and furthering hauora Māori in Aotearoa. We had the opportunity to sit down and talk to Prof. Papaarangi...
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Episode 33 - KEISHA CASTLE-HUGHES
Tēnēi kaiwhakaari rongonui! Academy nominated actress Keisha Castle-Hughes was uncertain about her future after her breakthrough role in Whale Rider at the age of 12. Now, almost two decades later, she shares insights about her fascinating life both on and off the screen. Her acting career has...
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Episode 32 - TAWERA NIKAU
Tēnei hautipua o te ao hākinakina! From a young boy with humble beginnings to a triumphant NRL player, Tawera Nikau has faced numerous trials and challenges throughout his life. Despite the obstacles he has encountered, Tawera has persevered and become the person he is today. His journey is an...
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Episode 31 – CHELSEA WINSTANLEY
Chelsea Winstanley Film Producer Filmmaker Chelsea Winstanley (Ngāti Ranginui, Ngāi te Rangi) has had remarkable success both here in Aotearoa and overseas. Projects like Tame Iti - The Man Behind the Moko, Waru, What We do in the Shadows and Merata: How Mum Decolonised the Screen; Chelsea’s...
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Episode 30 – LYNELL TUFFERY HURIA
Lynell Tuffery Huria Intellectual Property Lawyer When it comes to protecting our culture in this ever changing world, Lynell Tuffery Huria (Ngāti Ruanui, Ngā Ruahine) is leading the way and utilising her expertise to ensure that Māori and international indigenous communities are supported in...
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Episode 29 – DR JIM MATHER
Dr Jim Mather Maori Development Specialist As a Chair, Professional Director, CEO and Māori Development Specialist, Jim Mather (Ngāti Awa, Tūhoe) is a jack of all trades who has had a significant impact on Maori Economic Development. Jim has business leadership experience spanning 25 years. He…
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Episode 28 – ROB RUHA
Rob Ruha Music Artist Rob Ruha (Te Whānau-a-Apanui, Ngāti Porou, Rongowhakaata, Tainui) is an accomplished academic, activist and singer/songwriter amongst many things. Through his various endeavours, Rob champions te reo Māori me ona tikanga and has had considerable impact on the landscape of…
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Episode 27 – WAYNE ‘BUCK’ SHELFORD
Wayne 'Buck' ShelfordRugby LegendHe’s one of the toughest players to don the black jersey and during his time as an All Black, Wayne ‘Buck’ Shelford, of Ngāpuhi descent created a legacy that lasts to this day. His actions on the field left a mark on every game he played and during his time as...
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Episode 26 – SCOTTY & STACEY MORRISON
Scotty and Stacey Morrison Reo Advocates, TV/Radio Broadcasters Te mīharo hoki o te tokorua nei! As individuals, Stacey (Te Arawa, Ngāi Tahu) and Scotty (Ngāti Whakaue) Morrison are powerhouses in a number of spaces. Together, they’re a powerful force who are creating a wave of reo revitalisation...
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Episode 25 – DR LEONIE PIHAMA
Dr Leonie PihamaAcademic, ActivistDr Leonie Pihama has a vision for our country. A vision of Tino Rangatiratanga that sees our reo, tikanga and mātauranga as the base in which our country operates and thrives.A leading kaupapa Māori educator and researcher, Leonie has been working in the...
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Episode 24 – HONE HARAWIRA
Hone Harawira Māori Activist, Former Politician Hone Harawira needs no introduction here in Aotearoa. The activist and former politician from Te Tai Tokerau has dedicated his life to fighting for Māori rights and uplifting te iwi Māori. Over the past 40 years he’s played a role in Te Tiriti o...
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Episode 23 – DAVE LETELE
Dave Letele Motivator, Founder of Buttabean Motivation David Letele (Samoa, Ngāti Maniapoto), a former professional boxer turned motivational speaker and founder of Buttabean Motivation which is changing lives and improving the health outcomes of people across Tāmaki Makaurau through free…
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Episode 22 – DR ELLA HENRY
Dr. Ella Henry Academic, Researcher, and Negotiator. Associate Professor Ella Henry (Ngātikahu ki Whangaroa, Ngāti Kuri, Te Rārawa) is an academic renowned for her research into and advocacy of Māori culture, language and leadership. She’s highly respected by many and has had a great impact on...
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Episode 21 – JOE PARKER
Joe Parker Professional Boxer Lupesoloai La’auliolemalietoa Joseph Parker, is a New Zealand professional boxer of Samoan heritage. Growing up in Mangere - as a kid Parker generally impressed with whatever he did. One day it was on the rugby league field, the next it was showcasing his skills...
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Episode 20 – STAN WALKER
Stan Walker has been a household name in Aotearoa for over a decade now. The singer from Tauranga Moana, Tūhoe and Ngāti Ranginui rose to fame as the winner of Australian Idol in 2009 and topped the charts shortly thereafter with his debut single,
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Episode 19 – RENATA BLAIR
RENATA BLAIR Businessman and member of the Institute of Directors Renata Blair is of Ngāti Whātua descent with governance experience on the Ngāti Whātua Orākei Trust which is responsible for managing over $600m of assets. The Trust runs projects and programmes in commercial property development,...
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Episode 18 – WYNTON RUFER
He is the greatest footballer New Zealand, a country obsessed with Rugby, has ever produced. From Rongotai College to the heights and glory of European Football. This is his story - Wynton Rufer - Indigenous 100.
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Episode 17 – MARU NIHONIHO
From a young age Maru Nihoniho has been fascinated with video games - but how do you turn your passion into your career? This is the story of how Maru Nihoniho completely changed the direction of her life to become an award-winning video game designer and businesswoman. Maru Nihoniho - Indigenous...
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Episode 16 – GRAHAM HOETE – MR G
Mr G, is a self-taught artist who works across various mixed media but is probably best known for his photo-realistic spray-painted street art. He has accepted commissions all around the world and his work is highly sought after. This is his story - Graham Hoete, Mr G - Indigenous 100
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Episode 15 – MAVIS MULLINS
A person who has been a leader in business and governance, Mavis Mullins had broken the mould. Not just because of the positions she’s held or the accolades she’s received, but for the emphasis on doing business that benefits future generations. This is her story – Mavis Mullins - Indigenous 100.
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Episode 14 – EUGENE BAREMAN
Eugene Bareman is the mastermind behind the rise and rise of UFC superstar, Israel Adesanya. As Adesanya’s head coach he has overseen his star pupil’s transition from Kickboxing (75-5) and Boxing (5-1) to become the UFC Middleweight Champion in less than 2 years after debuting for the organisation.
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Episode 13 – DR HINEMOA ELDER
From a television celebrity to a forensic psychiatrist, Dr Hinemoe Elder has made a fascinating transformation. Her story is one of unrelenting determination to care for the most important and vulnerable things in Te Ao Māori. Our people, our well-being and our language. This is Dr Hinemoa Elder…
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Episode 12 – HON NANAIA MAHUTA
Hon Nanaia Mahuta is a tribal member of Waikato-Tainui, Ngāti Maniapoto and Ngāti Hine and her parliamentary experience has enabled her to contribute to the collective aspirations of Māori and all New Zealanders - Nanaia Mahuta Indigenous 100
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Episode 11 – BAILEY MACKEY
From growing up on the East Coast of New Zealand to cutting deals with the biggest companies in world media including Amazon, National Geographic and Freemantle. This is the story of how Bailey Mackey went from Iwi radio to Hollywood - Bailey Mackey Indigenous 100
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