Taringa Podcast

Radio NZ presenter Guyon Espiner joins us for a kōrero about the status quo of Te Reo in NZ, language revitalisation and his Reo learning journey so far. Check out Guyon and Shannon's podcast "Kīwaha" at https://www.radionz.co.nz/programmes/kiwaha

Ko ngā kõrero matapaki mai i a Ngāi Areare pātai ko te whaikõrero, te karanga, ngā karakia Māori me te kīanga 'ngā mihi'

The questions keep flowing in, and we shall answer! Paraone, Erica and kaikōrero Julia talk about taea vs āhei, whakaaro Māori, cultural considerations in the work place, ‘a’ and ‘o’, embalming, tūpāpaku and Mokomokai.

New kaupapa! We are answering you, our beloved audience - and in doing so, here we discuss Kirituhi and Tā moko, kai Māori, whakatiki (fasting), states of tapu, pounamu, hāngū and composing for kapahaka. Ka mau te wehi!

Kaumātau - our respected elders, are the kaupapa mo tēnei hōtaka, enjoy.

Enjoy the first chapter of our story about Kupe - the great navigator, and a waiata from the Black Katz in the 80's.

Quinton Hita joins us for a chat about many things Te Reo and Ngāpuhi.

The many faces of the word, we cover kupu with multiple meanings.

Signs or omens, including uncanny coincidences and meaningful occurrences are the topic of this kōrero.

The first of several stories about Tāwhaki is told through a bedtime kōrero between Koro and Moko.

By popular demand, here are all our kīwaha o te wiki sections from Ep 19 to current date - enjoy!

In a fully bilingual style, this is our first review episode - revisiting past episodes of our language and word focussed kaupapa.

He hōnore, he korōria ki te Atua, He maungārongo ki te whenua, He whakaaro pai ki ngā tāngata katoa, i tēnei wiki ka āta matapakihia e Taringa te hāhi Ringatū.

Nau mai ki te hōtaka ono tekau mā rua o Taringa! Ko te kaupapa mō tēnei terenga, ko te Kupu Whakaniko e pā ana te moana.

I tēnei terenga ka āta matapakihia e te tokorua nei ngā āhuatanga o te wairua! Tēnā areare mai o koutou taringa.

Tēnā koutou e te iwi! Kua puta te wiki tuatahi o Mahuru Māori ki te whei ao ki te ao mārama! Ko tō tatou kaupapa mō tēnei wiki ko te Orokohanga o te ao, arā ko Rangi rāua ko Papa, whakarongo pikarikari mai, areare mai o taringa, haere haere mai!

Rahui Papa - spokesperson for Te Arikinui Kiingi Tūheitia (the Maaori King), visits us in the studio to talk about the Kiingitanga movement.

Māori language expert Leon Blake is our kaikōrero for this discussion about translating between Te Reo Māori and English.

Pakake Winiata (Mr Tapu), joins Paraone and Snow for part 3 of Tangihanga - discussing whaikōrero, tūpāpaku, kirimate, whānau pani, takahi te whare and many meaningful personal experiences.

Enjoy the epic retribution story of Rātā.

Kaikōrero Tema Hemi discusses his people - Te Iwi Morehu, followers of the Rātana faith.

Expressions and concepts of time i roto te reo māori is the topic for Kupu Kupu Kupu this week.

On today's show Paraone and Snowy talk with our guests Pakake and his son Te Whatanui about Whakaapono

This week we bring you the story of Tongariro, and a kōrero about taunaha and how some of our place names around Aotearoa came to be.

Go to the Taringa facebook page or http://facebook.com/PunuaPaaoho/videos/1202700379872061/ to watch this special feature episode in full. Hari huritau ki a Taringa! On our first birthday, Kaliko, Rangi and Tariao visit us for an epic Kōrero on Matariki.

This week we are joined by special guest Peter-Lucas Jones to talk about his iwi: Ngai Takoto. Whakarongo mai e ngā iwi!

Our first installment of Kupu Whakaniko focuses on kupu whakarite manu - metephorical ways of speaking Te Reo within the theme of birds.

This week, Paraone and Snowy are joined again by the lovely Awhimai Huka for part 2 of our Tangihanga discussions.

We bring you the epic story of Māui and his brothers on their famour fishing expedition.

Kaikōrero Kila Haitana joins us to talk about Ngāti Tūwharetoa Iwi.

The language rules of "A" and "O" categories within Te Reo take us on a journey through many examples of this ever-confusing kaupapa.

This week we’re back into Tikanga 101 with Paraone and Snowy discussing Iwi structure and the intricacies of Pepeha.

This week we tell the story of Māui and Tunaroa, and have a chat about fishing and eeling tikanga.

This week we are joined by special guest Che Wilson to talk about his iwi: Ngāti Rangi. See if you can count how many times our hosts use te kīwaha “We’i na”. There might be a prize for the correct answer!

The focus of kupu kupu kupu this week is the language of kare ā roto. Our hosts draw on personal experience to explain what this means, and at times you may be thinking "turituri warawara” - the kiwaha of the week.

In the first of many kōrero about Tangihana, Awhimai Huka joins us for the 10th installment of Tikanga 101.

Nau mai ki Episode 39 ō Taringa! This week in Once upon a Taima, we have the amazing story of the twins: Reitu and Reipae, followed by a brief discussion about pakuwha. Listen out for te kiwaha o te wiki: “Marika” as our hosts compete to see who can use it the most!

Iwi o te wiki features Ngāi Tūhoe, as Paraone and the Snowman have the pleasure of chatting with kaikōrero Dr Rangi Matamua. Whakarongo mai e te whānau!

The focus of Episode 37 is something that our presenters have coined “Nativisms”, in particular as they apply to kupu and associated tikanga in various contexts. Te kīwiha mō tēnei wiki: “kōrero, kōrero!”. Whakarongo mai, and feel free to pop over to Facebook and leave us a comment!

Welcome to Episode 36 of Taringa! This week's kiwaha is "Kai a te ahi!", listen in to hear it in context. Hopefully you don't have to use it too often! We're also treated to the amazing story of Maui's adventure in pursuit of the power of fire in "Once upon a tāima". Enjoy!

In this episode of "Taringa", our group has an elaborate conversation about the true definition of 'karakia' as well it's various uses and misuses. Te waiata mō tēnei wiki is "Whakataka Te Hau".

In this week’s episode of Taringa, our hosts compete to use te kīwaha “whu!” as many times as possible. Our iwi ō te wiki is Maru-Tuahu with special guest Korohere Ngāpō, followed by te waiata ō te wiki: “Kotahi Kapua”.

This week’s episode of Taringa is centered around the umbrella expression, or kīanga, “tū whitia te hopo”, which means “feel the fear and do it anyway”, especially as it applies to learning Te Reo Māori. Our waiata ō te wiki is “Arohaina Mai.

In this week's podcast, our hosts, Paraone and Tariao are joined by the lovely Pānia Papa to discuss te kīwaha ō te wiki: "Ka ngangaro". The three also discuss and share their experience with "karanga". We then enjoy the waiata "He Kākano Ahau", and we farewell our wonderful Tariao by listening to a few bloopers from past episodes.

Episode 31 of Taringa brings you an in depth korero about blood identity, and the story of Kahungunu & Rongomaiwahine. Whakarongo mai!

In this episode of Taringa we will be talking to Tatere mō tōna iwi o Ngāti Kahungungu, ā, ka mutu tēnei hōtaka ki te Waiata o te wiki - Tahi Nei Taru Kino. Kia areare mai ōu Taringa

Whakarongo mai te motu e ! Whakarongo mai te iwi e ! Ki tēnei matapaki mō te Reo ōpaki

E rau rangatira mā kua hora te kai a te rangatira e. I tēnei rā we have lyndsay Snowden in the studio with us to have a bit of a kōrero around whaikōrero!

He pūrakau tēnei e pā ana ki Rahi-tutaka-hina and Ti Are Pakewai. This story is about the origins of the kēmu Kī o-Rahi.

Happy New Year e te whanau! In our first Episode of 2018, Paraone talks in depth about his Iwi - Ngati Raukawa.