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Native Overstayers
by Denrick Productions
Native Overstayers is a long-form conversation podcast with almost 400K views on Facebook; join Pat and Jack as they interview inspirational members of the Māori & Pasifika communities on a wide range of issues, events, and topics. You'll laugh, you'll cry...you may even learn something new.
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#58 - Tough Rewards
Pats chats to his lifelong friend Willie Poching about his journey from Club rugby in New Zealand, to the NZ Warriors, NRL, Toa Samoa and finally to the UK where he become a star player in the UK Super League and eventually a Head coach at Wakefield. A real life Hero journey, a timeless story structure which follows a protagonist on an unforeseen quest, where they face challenges, gain insights, and return home transformed. Thank you for your time USO so proud of what you have achieved and the person you have become.
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#56 - Intergenerational Success
Namulauulu Alama Ieremia is a New Zealand rugby union coach and former international player for Western Samoa and New Zealand. Alama sits down and has a chat to Pat about life and rugby. Ieremia was born in Sinamoga, a suburb of Apia, Samoa. He was educated in Samoa at Addington Primary School in Christchurch, New Zealand and later at Samoa College. He returned to New Zealand in 1991 to study Geography at Victoria University, where he began playing rugby.
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#57 - Getting The Word Out!
Not all New Zealand/Pacific hero's wear Black jerseys, like our guest on Peter Leilua who works behind the curtain, inspiring and helping those in our community who need help and some guidance. An awesome conversation with a man willing to give up everything to make a difference deep within our communities, in todays environment where we are finding our leaders dishonest and corrupt...its good to see some in our community leading the righteous path of goodwill and good intent. Thank you Sir for your time. Check out some of Peter's organisations below https://www.facebook.com/OutreachGlobalHopeMissions https://www.facebook.com/HeTohuTumanako
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#55 - A Voice For Change
Seumanutafa AP McCarthy of the Pacific Lockdown Support for Teens Podcast joins Pat to chat about life,Hollywood and the up coming local Elections when your votes need to be in by the 8th of October. An awesome conversation with a kindred soul doing amazing things in our Pacific community. Facebook/-Pacific Lockdown Support for Teens Policy.NZ/2020 Vote.NZ
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#54 - Saying What They Won't
Papali'i Fuiavailili Ala'ilima sits down with Jack to share his message and promote an upcoming Talanoa. Papali'i is a strong Christian, co-host of the hard hitting talk show Talanoa Sa'o and pro-life advocate. It's not Political, it's Biblical! 14th August 2022 6-8pm Living Stones Church 7-9 Mahunga Drive Mangere Bridge
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#53 - Onfield And Off
Tino Jnr-Angela Poluleuligaga joins Pat and Jack to talk about rugby and life after playing. Another fascinating conversation with a Pacific community influencer and leader.
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#52 - Time To Raise!
Jack and Pat are joined by basketball coach and mentor Josiah Maama. An awesome conversation with an articulate, knowledgeable, humble influencer in our Pacific community.
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#51 - Always A Role Model (Part 2)
Pat is joined by Sir Bryan to have chat about rugby, family, The famous 1975 Eden Park Water test against Scotland, hard trainings ,Moana Pasifika, Ponsonby Rugby and much more. An amazing conversation with an inspirational leader in our community so good we had to make it in two parts. Here is part 2. Sir Tuifa’asisina Bryan George Williams KNZM MBE (born 3 October 1950) is a former New Zealand rugby union footballer All Black and former coach of the Samoan national rugby team.
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#51 - Always A Role Model (Part 1)
Pat is joined by Sir Bryan to have chat about rugby, family, school, South Africa in the early 70s and life. An amazing conversation with an inspirational leader in our community so good we had to make it in two parts.Here is part one. Sir Tuifa’asisina Bryan George Williams KNZM MBE (born 3 October 1950) is a former New Zealand rugby union footballer All Black and former coach of the Samoan national rugby team.
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#50 - 50 Not Out!
50 Episodes, 600K+ views, 45 amazing guest, 46 hours of awesome conversation. Thank you for listening and watching, appreciate the support and love from our community. All love No hate! https://www.facebook.com/DenrickProductions/videos/515416163585540
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#49 - Behaviours Matching Values
Jack and Pat are joined by 2 x Gallaher Shield (Auckland Premier Rugby) winning Ponsonby Rugby Club Premier Coach Pete Leulusoo. A fascinating conversation with a man of many talents and interests.
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#48 - Drawing Inspiration
Jack and Pat are joined by the multi talented Michel Mulipola, an influential Pacific Artist and Professional NZ/Samoan Wrestler. An awesome conversation with an unique and fascinating individual, who states its ok to be different, use those differences and make a living from them.
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#47 - Silver Linings
In this episode Rua Puia talks about the devastating effects of losing a loved one to suicide and how it tore a community and his family apart with grief and sadness. In 1994 Rua's brother Darryl committed suicide in the back yard of his family home, Rua was the one to find him. Rua also talks about dealing his battles with leukaemia and depression.
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#46 - Mixed Culinary Arts
Jack and pat are joined by Uelese Mua a head chef at one of Auckland's Top Bar and Restaurants Euro Bar. Uelese talks about his journey to becoming a Chef, his time in France and much much more.
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#45 - Better Late Than Never
Jack and Pat catch up with Joe Faga a Pacific multimedia guru. We have a chat about Joe's past jobs working for the government his experience in media and the influence he had on Pat as a Photographer.
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#44 - Straight Talk
Jack joins the team at Talanoa Sa'o (Straight Talk) with Leao Tildsley, Fuiavailili Ala'ilima & Elliot Ikilei. A fascinating conversation discussing s27 (cultural) reports, white privilege and much more. Talanoa Sa'o can be seen on APNA Channel 36 on Freeview TV Thursdays NZST 7 pm. Or watch at: https://www.facebook.com/watch/103933925071104/258692678968757/
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#43 - Birds Of A Feather
Jack and Pat this time host Isaiah Kalava and Camz Schuster from Back of the 135 Podcast; a popular and informative podcast based out of Ranui, West Auckland and, part of a powerful network of podcasts from the Weswes Network. These 13 podcasts also capture conversations with inspiring and influential Māori and Pacific people. A true 'long' conversation touching on cultural identity, 'cancel culture' and definitely the first of many collaborations. Make sure to check out the boys on the below links. WEBSITE: https://www.weswesnet.com/ YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6pyJgNGVRn6zRXWvb9IXcg FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/weswesnet INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/weswesnet/
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#42 - Latest Offering
Jack and Pat are joined by the multi-talented TJ Taotua who is an Auckland based singer-songwriter and guitarist. His music is classified as R'n'B, Soul, Jazz fusion and gospel music TJ Taotua has been singing for 18 years, we cover his early life in Porirua, working with Sir Michael Jones and playing alongside the great Jerry Collins. Another fascinating conversation with someone in our community making a difference, and the man was kind enough to finish the episode with a song.
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#41 - Worth Dying For
Jack and Pat are joined by Leao Tildsley and Elliot Ikilei from Talanoa Sa'o - a Christain, conversation talk show on the APNA Network, Freeview Channel 36. A critical conversation covering how Critical Race Theory, Gender Theory and the COVID Vaccine is affecting us all in New Zealand today. Be sure to read the following documents to understand how these topics are being used in the New Zealand Education System right now: https://www.education.govt.nz/our-work/overall-strategies-and-policies/te-hurihanganui/?fbclid=IwAR3XgYonlFdK_Mp_5f0_oLNbSW1Wg22Xnwo4zPMMjERFl154R8zoFr21ZLY https://www.education.govt.nz/news/refreshed-resource-relationships-and-sexuality-education-released/?fbclid=IwAR0QIggT-I74OpTVK3NYPTSeD3a_6VNvfkJ_Quezc_QtK2s5sltNsgh8Ta0
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#40 - What's In A Name?
Jack and Pat are joined by Tony Farr the National Sales Manager at Sanitarium NZ. Tony talks about the corporate world and being able to survive in it as a Samoan/Chinese person. We cover racism in the workplace, Sonny Bill Williams retirement, the Samoan Elections, Moana Pasifika and much much more.
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#39 - Keep Your Culture!
Jack and Pat are joined by the lead singer of the hugely successful NZ Tongan Reggae band Three Houses Down. Charlie covers the origins of the band, his talented son making waves worldwide; General Fiyah, what it's like to perform in front of 120,000 fans, The Rock Dwayne Johnson, Charlie's dad and much much more. Follow Charlie and Three Houses Down on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/threehousesdown/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/charliepomee/?hl=en We do not own the rights to the song at the end of the clip Three Houses Down - Keep Your Culture
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#38 - The Four Horsemen
Pat and Jack join Cam and Ice from the Back of the 135 Podcast for an awesome conversation about current events movies and a full range of topics of interest to the four horsemen of NZ Pacific podcasts. Back of the 135 Podcast is a popular and informative podcast based out of Ranui, West Auckland and, part of a powerful network of podcasts from the Weswes Network. These 13 podcasts also capture conversations with inspiring and influential Māori and Pacific people. A true 'long' conversation touching on cultural identity. Make sure to check them out and, this episode below: Back of the 135: #108 - Pat Foster and Jack Nielsen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Woy6g2VShJ8Jack WEBSITE: https://www.weswesnet.com/ YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6pyJgNGVRn6zRXWvb9IXcg FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/weswesnet INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/weswesnet/
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#37 - Picking Those Gems
Jack and Pat are joined by the multi-talented Ramsey Tomokino who talks about his journey as the head coach for Manu Sina. His coaching journey with Auckland Club Suburbs, MAGs and much more. Another fascinating conversation with someone trying to make a difference in our community and abroad.
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#36 - Another Reset
In the first Podcast for 2021, Pat and Jack discuss some current events and what has been happening around the world and at home.
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#35 - Surviving Toa Samoa
In this catch-up episode, Pat is joined by Paepaetele Geoff Muliaga Brown who after talking about his Covid-19 journey relives his time with the Toa Samoa Rugby League team. See #22 for the first part of this insightful conversation.
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#34 - The 135 Experience
Jack joins Camz Schuster a fellow podcaster on the Back of the 135 Podcast; a popular and informative podcast based out of Ranui, West Auckland and, part of a powerful network of podcasts from the Weswes Network. These 13 podcasts also capture conversations with inspiring and influential Māori and Pacific people. A true 'long' conversation touching on cultural identity, 'cancel culture' and definitely the first of many collaborations. Make sure to check them out at: WEBSITE: https://www.weswesnet.com/ YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6pyJgNGVRn6zRXWvb9IXcg FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/weswesnet INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/weswesnet/
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#33 - Change Creates Opportunity
Jack and Pat are joined by the creator of the U21s Championship competition Tony Lafotanoa, we discuss why he came up with the idea and how. When the crisis of Covid gripped the world early in 2020 it did 2 things....1. Force Change and 2. Create Opportunity!
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#32 - Productive Failure
Jack and Pat are joined by Professional boxer, ex Kiwi and ex Auckland Warrior legend Monty Betham. We talk about his journey to the Warriors his challenges on the way, his post-playing career and much much more.
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#31 - Like Mother, Like Son
Jack and Pat are joined by the young and powerful NRL star who became a professional athlete straight out of school. We discuss the Mt Albert Grammar 1st XV, The Auckland Warriors and much much more. Another awesome conversation with an awesome young man and athlete.
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#30 - Blue Lives Matter!
Jack and Pat are joined by Carl Kennerly a Policeman/ex Swat Team member in Washington State US. Another fascinating chat with a USO who made his home in America and became a career policeman. We talk about how he became a cop, life in America and the current crazy world we are living in. An awesome insightful conversation with someone in the middle of a chaotic country during chaotic times.
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#29 - Winning Hearts And Minds
Jack and Pat are joined by Claude Iusitini who runs New Zealand Tag Federation, an organisation which is taking over the traditional pass times for the young and active. An interesting conversation on the building of an empire the sacrifices, challenges, disappointments and victories.
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#28 - Pain Grows Your Brain
Jack and Pat are joined by K1 Kick Boxing legend Jason(Psycho)Suttie. We discuss his life growing up in central Auckland, his kickboxing Career, his Gym ETK, The King in the Ring and Wim Hoff. Jason "Psycho" Suttie is a Samoan-born New Zealand former heavyweight kickboxer and 6-time Muay Thai World champion fighting out of Elite Thai Kickboxing Gym in Auckland, New Zealand. http://www.etk.co.nz/ https://www.instagram.com/psycho_suttie/?hl=en • Certified Wim Hof Method Instructor • 6 x World Thai Boxing Champion • Founder & Head Trainer at @etkhq • Promoter @kinginthering8man linktr.ee/jasonsuttie
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#27 - Locking It down!
Jack and Pat are joined by fellow podcaster Seumanutafa Alex McCarthy who produces popular and informative Facebook conversations with inspiring and informative pacific people. We learn his motivation to put his platform together, discuss some of his guests and get an insight into the man himself.
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#26 - Having Your Say
Jack and Pat are joined by Tony Lafotanoa the Pacific Advisor to the NZ Electoral Commission. Tony goes over the importance of having your say in the October 17th general Election and gives some advice on how, where, and when to enrol and vote. Yet another fascinating conversation with a young Pasifika person trying to make a difference in our communities and for all of New Zealand.
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#25 - Leadership Is Influence!
Jack and Pat are joined by Sir La'auli Savae Michael Niko Jones (KNZM) who is a New Zealand former rugby union player and coach. He was named by Rugby World magazine as the third best All Black of the 20th century after Colin Meads and Sean Fitzpatrick. John Hart, who first selected him for Auckland, called him "almost the perfect rugby player". We discuss what Sir Michael is up to now, his All Black journey, his inspirations growing up in West Auckland his rugby injuries and much much more. A wonderful conversation with a true Rugby, New Zealand, Samoan, West Auckland legend.
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#24 - Being The Best!
Jack and Pat are joined by ex-All Black, ex Manu Samoa, ex Auckland and Wellington NPC and ex-Blues legend Ofisa 'Chief' Tonu'u. Ofisa who had come straight from Eden Park after watching the Blues and Canes first game back since lockdown, discusses what it was like to move from the close-knit community of Wellington to the big smoke of Auckland Rugby, also the life of a young Pacific islander growing up in Wellington and, the sport that he was involved in. There was too much great information to have just the one Podcast, so stay tuned for part two.
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#23 - To Sir With Alofa
Jack and Pat are joined by Samuel Tanielu; Deputy Head Master of St Pauls College. We talk about the responsibility of turning young Pacific and Maori boys into influential and positive Pacific and Maori young men. A fascinating insight into the front lines of education, the challenges, the rewards and, the sacrifice made by the teachers and staff of these schools.
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#22 - Surviving COVID 19
Pat is joined by Paepaetele Geoff Muliaga Brown who talks about his Covid-19 journey from getting it; to being all cleared by the doctors and, all the drama that happens in between.
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#21 - Follow The Money!
In this episode Jack and Pat reflect on the past 20 Episodes, we discuss the guests who have been kind enough to join us, the crazy times we have experienced including the Lockdown, Covid-19, The Bible, we talk about Mike Tyson, Joe Rogan the UFC and much much more.
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#20 - Pain + Reflection = Progress
Jack and Pat are joined by the trailblazing Pacific Entrepreneur Fa'alogo Niko Toluono whose business '36 Presents' is leading the way in new ideas in today's digital world. We hear about the strength found in the tough times and the resilience to keep going. A fascinating insight into the collection of data and the responsibilities of those who are able to gain the information. Thank you Fa'alogo appreciated your time and our conversation. https://thirtysix.co.nz/ https://www.facebook.com/measinaTM/
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#19 - Blazing The Way
Jack and Pat are joined by the influential Teine Toa herself Vania Wolfgramm. Vania talks about being a mum, her journey as a Black Fern, her role with the NZRU, her commentating for Sky Sport, the Teine Toa program, Pasifika Aotearoa Cup, and the friendships she has made with her tight-knit group called the Bovis. An awesome conversation with someone making a big difference in our communities through Sport and learnings.
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#18 - Keep On Rolling!
In this episode we are joined by a young Jujitsu competitor who is blind, the knowledgeable, and energetic Zayde White. In today's environment we have so many victims who find all sorts of excuses not to do something this young fella says "hold my drink "and gives it ago. Thank you for your time young fella, keep at it, keep inspiring awesome conversation. Follow Zayde on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/lockie_submissionartist/?hl=en
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#17 - Getting The Mix Right
Jack and Pat are joined by Samoan Anaesthetic Technician and Eden Rugby Premier Coach Alex Fatu. Alex talks about his journey as an Anaesthetic Technician and the demand for more Pacific people to be involved in the profession. He also talks about the challenges of being a Premier coach and the balancing of time between family, work, and coaching. An awesome conversation with an inspiring busy Pacific individual.
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#16 - Meeting Your Heroes
Jack and Pat are joined by ex-All Black and Auckland Blues legend Eroni Clarke. We discuss Eroni's new role with the NZRU, Pacific Mental Health, his Pe'a journey, and his family. A wonderful conversation with a tough durable man with a kind generous voice championing Pacific People on and off the rugby field.
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#15 - Land Of The Giants
Jack and Pat are joined by their cousin ex-All Black Brad Mika as he discusses his journey to becoming an All Black and his experiences as a coach of Malaysia post-playing career. Bradley Moni Mika is a New Zealand rugby union player. His position is lock. He was educated at St Peter's College. He made his provincial debut for Auckland in 2000, his Super Rugby debut for Crusaders in 2002, and his international debut in the same year. Music Credit: Proud by M People.
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#14 - Niuean World Order
Jack and Pat are joined by the multi talented Mal Lakatani. We discuss what it's like for him to be in lockdown and his love of music either teaching or performing. His musical journey with Te Vaka and the legendary Che fu.
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#13 - X-Factor
Jack and Pat are joined by the up and coming Rugby Super Star Caleb Clarke, we discuss his rugby career so far including MAGs 2016 1st XV, Auckland Rugby, Blues Super rugby team and his journey to the Tokyo Olympics 2020 for New Zealand in the 7s. We talk about his famous dad and the influence he has had on Caleb's rugby journey. Awesome conversation with the young and powerful Mr. Clarke.
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#12 - No Excuses !!!
Jack and Pat are joined by Loren Ellen Anderson of BBM who gives us some insight into the world of fitness and her journey from the couch to a coach. We preview the Worlds biggest Bootcamp and other exciting events coming up run by BBM. Don't just sit there go give it a go!!!
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#11 - The Fight Game
Jack and Pat discuss the UFC and Boxing fights over the weekend, we have a look at the Coronavirus and the effect it is having on NZ. We remember Jimmy Thunder and preview PolyX an exciting Polynesian event held at Sky City.
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#10 - Always A Panther
Pat, Jack, and special guest Podcaster Angeline Nielsen are joined by Lupematasila Misatauveve Dr. Melani Anae who is a Senior Lecturer of Pacific Studies at the University of Auckland. She joined the Polynesian Panthers in 1971 a Pacific rights and social activist movement in New Zealand. A fascinating insight into one of New Zealand Pacific trailblazers and influencers...thank you for your time Dr. Melani Anae.
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Native Overstayers is a long-form conversation podcast with almost 400K views on Facebook; join Pat and Jack as they interview inspirational members of the Māori & Pasifika communities on a wide range of issues, events, and topics. You'll laugh, you'll cry...you may even learn something new.
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