Te Ahi Kaa

Māori Chef Joe Mcloed finds solace at his home, helped along by the huge range of rongoa and native plants he has in his backyard. On one crisp morning Justine Murray joins him for a chat about the… Read more Audio

Poroporoaki to King Koroki by Pei Te Hurinui Jones in 1966. Read more Audio

Poroporoaki to Bishop Frederick Augustus Bennett by Kepa Ēhau in 1950. Read more Audio

She's a student, music tutor, pianist and now a youtube star. Shaqaila first featured on the show in August 2013, but after a video of her playing Bohemian Rhapsody went viral, thanks to Twitter, her… Read more Audio

From the archives, recorded at a civic reception in Dunedin in 1949, Te Rangi Hiroa talks about his affinity to the Otago area and his foray into politics encouraged by Sir James Carroll. Audio

Te Rangi Hiroa College is one of 15 residential sites of the University of Otago. He is the Warden of the college that provides accommodation for 127 students. The former hotel building bears the name… Read more Audio

He grew up on the East Coast, moved to Porirua, spent time in England and made his way back to Wellington. Adrian Wagner has drawn on his past experiences to create his music. He's been doing for a… Read more Audio

Whiria te tangata. Weave the people together. This week's whakatauki is explained by Ashley Day. Audio

Maraea Rakuraku visits the beautiful Awanui - Te Tai Tokerau home of Master Navigator and Waka Builder, Hekenukumai Busby where, many of the waka that he and others have sailed across Te Moana Nui a… Read more Audio

Dr Carwyn Jones, University Law Lecturer and Co-editor of the Māori Law Review provides some historical and legal context to the purpose of tomo and how, while it's not a readily applied practice… Read more Audio

He korero te kai a te rangatira. The talk of chiefs. Voiced by Gideon Porter Audio