In this “unashamedly homegrown” podcast we tell the story of our islands from the time before people
Today we talk about more simple games that were played by kids, some that even resemble a few that y
Pretty self explanatory from the title but today we are talking all about board games! Come and have
Today we talk to Sarah Gallagher, a researcher who has spent a good number of years looking into Dun
Today we are moving from games involving the body to ones involving the mind! Some are similar to We
Today we are once again looking at physical games including some more ball sports but also stilts, s
Today we are talking more about sweat inducing, physical games that Māori did and still do play! We
We are back bright an early in 2022 to continue our journey through Aotearoa's history! Today we beg
Today we talk about something we found out on the Otago Peninsula, the place where Aotearoa's first
The first of two special episodes themed around Dunedin! Today, we talk about the steepest street in
It's Bird of the Year time again! This year the pekapeka-tou-roa, New Zealand long tailed bat, was a
We have been nominated in the NZ Podcast Awards and we need votes to win the Listener Choice Categor
Today I tell the story Hina-Uri, who you may remember is the woman whose husband was turned into a d
Today it's just a random mix of stuff about how various plants were cooked and eaten, such as pūhā,
Moving away from cooking slightly, we talk about how birds in pre-European Aotearoa were caught and
We talk all about how Māori were cooking with some more in depth discussion on hangi, what feasts we
This episode we start talking about how Pre-European Māori were cooking their food and constructing
Today we have a few different stories about fish! Featuring the rangatira of whales, Pelorus Jack an
We finish up our look into fishing talking about freshwater species such as tuna (eels) and īnanga (
We talk some more about nets! This time it's bag nets and set trap nets as well as some cool info on
We continue discussing nets with scoops nets, focussing mostly on the seven different ways to catch
