Podcast appearances and mentions of Anika Moa

Emile Donovan is joined in the Auckland studio by Mediawatch's Hayden Donnell to discuss the big media stories of the week, including the fallout from RNZ's decision to scrap an episode of Anika Moa's podcast featuring former Labour MP Kiri Allan, the lack of excitement around the America's Cup and the story about Health NZ spending $9200 on canapes.

Midweek - fallout from RNZ's scrapped Anika Moa podcast featuring former Labour MP Kiri Allan, intervention in the WCC, the lack of excitement about the America's Cup win, and Health NZ's $9200 on canapés

Famed Kiwi singer, songwriter and broadcaster Anika Moa has broken away from the spotlight to focus on smaller projects. She's recently released her first children's book, The Witch of Maketu - and she's set to star in Auckland Theatre company's retelling of Peter Pan this October. She says acting on stage is a different experience off the back of the long-running radio career.  "When they offered me the part, I was like - I can't act, I can't do this, I can't learn lines. And then I'm like - try. Try and do it, because you love the thrill of live audiences, you love entertaining people."  LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the Sunday Session with Francesca Rudkin Full Show Podcast for Sunday 8th September 2024: Kiwi boxing superstar Mea Motu talks about being a reluctant contestant on Celebrity Treasure Island and her long awaited title fight this October. Anika Moa admits she's back writing music and talks about the many exciting projects she has on the go including her new children's book The Witch of Maketu. Regulation Minister David Seymour pushes back on the Grocery Commissioner's call for more regulation in the grocery sector. Francesca asks the question, "Are we boring?" after an article saying we are the earliest diners in the world. And Dr Michelle Dickinson's study of the week is about a pig that underwent surgery - with the surgeon 9300km away. Get the Sunday Session with Francesca Rudkin Full Show Podcast every Sunday on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Multitalented wahine Anika Moa joins us for this year's final Playing Favourites. 

Anika Moa is a ubiquitous presence in the New Zealand media and entertainment industry.  A singer-songwriter, former radio host, and television presenter, she's been involved in the industry for over two decades.  Moa began working as a radio host for NZME in August of 2019, starting at the Hits and later moving over to Flava's Breakfast show which she hosted alongside Stacey Morrison and Mike Puru, before leaving in late 2022.  She told Newstalk ZB's Francesca Rudkin that while she does miss the industry, leaving has made a difference to her health.  “I was so relieved,” Moa revealed.  “I've had nearly a year off, apart from filming TV shows, which is pretty easy, and I feel so much better.”   Being so involved in the industry and trying to raise her children at the same time was taking its toll on her.  “I feel happier as well,” she told Rudkin. “I'm not juggling fifteen balls in the air and I'm just focusing on being a mum.”  Moa revealed that people were actually surprised she lasted as long as she did on radio, as she's been known to flutter from project to project as a result of her ADHD.  “I get bored really easily,” she said frankly.  “There's pros and cons to having ADHD.”  Having a neurodiversity like ADHD is something of a battle between your brain constantly seeking new and interesting experiences and the limitations of your mental and physical wellbeing.   “On the one hand I want to rest, but on the other, I just want to meet people.”   Moa said that her ADHD diagnosis wasn't a surprise for her, and personally, there wasn't much change, but she has realised the impact her ADHD has on her relationships, both good and bad.  “When you're so close to someone and you can be up and down in moods, or bored or not bored, or wanting this or wanting that, you realise how that affects the other person.”   “All those kind of things are quite conflicting.”  ADHD is not the only diagnosis Moa has received in the past few years, as she learned in 2022 that her Type 2 diabetes had become Type 1.  “It's been the best thing that's ever happened to me because it's really kicked my ass, but it's been the worst thing that's happened to me. But it's happened.”  On top of raising her children, Moa has been taking on a few other projects as well.  A big one has been the filming another season of her light-hearted interview show Anika Moa Unleashed, featuring iconic kiwis such as Sir Ashley Bloomfield and Angus Ta.  “I love interviewing people,” Moa told Rudkin.   “And it's not me interviewing them, it's my other person, it's one of my many people.”   Each interview is packed full of activities, painting, rugby training, Moa getting to the core of each notable kiwi.  Season three of Anika Moa Unleashed is out on TVNZ+ now.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to our brand new season of Grey Areas! Can you believe we're already at Season 4?! And who better to kick it off with than the multi-talented, one and only Anika Moa. She's a māmā, a singer/songwriter, television presenter, radio host, all-round resilient wahine toa. Join us as we delve into Anika's world as she openly discusses her struggles with type 1 diabetes, depression, and the impact of ADHD on her relationships. From the highs and lows of managing her health conditions to her decision to step back from her breakfast radio show due to burnout, Anika's story is a testament of her resilience and unwavering belief in herself.  We share SO many laughs along the way. Song credit: Korimako, Performed by Aro, Written by Emily Looker and Charles Looker and published by Songbroker.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kia ora. Petra Bagust here, and I have been thinking a bit about what makes up the ‘grey areas' of our lives, because I think that's a huge part of why this podcast works. To me, a ‘grey area' is a tricky space. A delicate space. A space that can bring, maybe discomfort or discouragement, or cause isolation. Maybe a 'grey area' is something that has been talked about using ‘you should' or ‘you ought' - you know, obligation language. Or it's an area that has simply not been talked about at all. And the thing is, so much of our life takes place in those ‘grey areas'... Stuff isn't clearcut and straightforward. Life is messy and fragmented and there's something kind of magical that happens when those long-held unhelpful norms and narratives are re-examined in the light of a spacious, gracious vulnerability. When we get to hear our stories - when we have the courage to say ‘this is me'... it may not be polished and presentable and perfect, but it's what I've got. And it's enough. So… with all that said, I am very happy to announce that we're about to kick off Season 4, and as always I'm joined by some wonderful human beings. This season includes Anika Moa, Dame Susan Devoy, Charlotte Cook, Kiri Nathan, Stacey Morrison, Irene van Dyk. We even chat with a specialist about skin irritations that can happen 'down there' - you know where; our vulvas. Let's talk about it. We're gonna dig deep into menopause, diabetes, heartbreak, friendship, cultural changes, body hair, and stacks of other societal ‘Grey Areas'. So join me for the joy ride that is Season 4 of Grey Areas! New episodes drop weekly from September 7th on rova, or wherever you get your favourite podcasts. Song credit: Korimako, Performed by Aro, Written by Emily Looker and Charles Looker and published by Songbroker.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pennie is joined in the studio by SJD, the music project of Sean Donnelly.  Sean Donnelly (he/him) is a musician and songwriter from Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland), and currently based in Ōtepoti (Dunedin), under the Mozart Fellowship at Otago University. A quiet overachiever, SJD is one of Aotearoa's most lauded songwriters, winning two Aotearoa Music Awards, the Taite Music Prize (in 2013 for Elastic Wasteland), and was shortlisted for for the APRA Silver Scroll in 2007 for his song Beautiful Haze. This Friday 28th October,  SJD proudly releases his ninth album Sweetheart, featuring an impressive cast of contributors, including Tami Neilson, Don McGlashan, James Milne, Anika Moa, Julia Deans, Deryk, EJ Barnes, Sandy Mill, Peau Halapua and Chris O'Connor. Pennie and Sean discuss his career and play highlights from his extensive repertoire, commencing with his first album 3, culminating in the incredible new album Sweetheart.  Find SJD on Bandcamp & Spotify

Guitarist Neil Watson has played with a long list of great artists including Michael Brecker, Ali Campbell (UB40), Anika Moa, Tim Finn, Greg Johnson, Lucy Lawless, Jordan Luck, Nathan Haines, The Finn Bro's, Auckland Philharmonic Orchestra, Tami Neilson and many more.  On this very special episode the two guitarists settle in for a great chat about their approaches to guitar playing, their careers and family.  Plus, Danny reveals his latest surprising news.

So you heard that Christina Aguilera was a diva? Well wait until you hear this story about our very own Anika Moa! We celebrated the Melbourne Cup by calling everyone horses! We're kidding... Kinda. And we wanted to hear about the little work perks you have the make the job a wee bit easier. Enjoy!

Honestly, we should've expected this when we put Instagram/Comedian extraordinaire, Celeste Barber, on the show with Anika (a.k.a Celeste's biggest fan). Not to spoil it, but there is talk of tatas, there is talk of pretend lesbians and Clarke Gayford gets thrown in the mix somehow.In other chaotic news, we asked if people had ever lived with their ex. Turns out it is VERY common, and all very juicy!

Howdy Y'all! This week we had the absolute honor of sitting down with country music sensation Tami Neilson.Hot off of her big win at the New Zealand Country Music Awards, Tami spoke to us about everything from bus fires to the fight for equality in her industry. Celebrate Matariki and the power of wāhine toa with Tami at TUA WAHINE - Friday 2nd July at the Auckland Civic Theatre. Musically directed by Ria Hall ft. Annie Crummer, Anika Moa, Georgia Lines, Paige, Tami Neilson.TICKETS FOR TUA WAHINE HEREFollow Follow Tami NeilsonLinks For Tami NeilsonMentions:@lineupswithoutmen@tuawahine_Playlist Addition:Ladi6 - 98 Till NowPlaylists:2001-2008 playlistKick Ons Aotearoa playlistFollow Kick Ons:@kickonspod@stephaaniemoore@onehitwonduhIf you've enjoyed our pod please rate, comment and share.Appreciate all the love.Edited with Love by Jason See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Anika Moa is one of New Zealand's busiest entertainers: singer-songwriter, radio host, TV host, marathon runner, as well as being a mother of four.And to add to her schedule, next month she will perform in the Auckland Live Cabaret Season in Tuawahine, alongside an incredible line up of wahine.She joined Francesca Rudkin to discuss her latest project and how running and sobriety has changed her life. LISTEN ABOVE

There’s no doubt that, for a tiny island nation at the bottom of the world, New Zealand does incredibly well on the world music stage. And a lot of our most successful artists are women - Lorde, of course, but also Benee, Kimbra, Ladyhawke, Bic Runga, Anika Moa, Gin Wigmore, Aldous Harding, Nadia Reid, Hollie Smith, Shona Laing, Jenny Morris - and Brooke Fraser In part 3 of Resonate, we'll head into the studio during the recording sessions of Flags, speak to to the personnel who helped capture the songs, and also explore what empowers so many incredible female musicians here in Aotearoa Join Brooke alongside the people that brought Flags to life: Boh Runga (Vocal Producer), Eric Robinson (Engineer), Joe Zook (Mixing) & Godfrey de Grut (Keyboard & String arrangements) - alongside Kim Boshier (Head of Sony Music New Zealand) & local artist Paige

Stacey Morrison is a radio and TV host who can he heard weekdays on The Hits 4pm - 7pm with co-hosts Anika Moa and Mike Puru.In February 2020, Stacey became “Cultural Advisor” on the long running Australian soap opera Home and Away after they introduced a Maori family to the showwww.theDOC.nzwww.patreon.com/theDOCNZwww.twitter.com/patbrittenden

Mike Puru grew up in Gore, he has practically no experience with speaking Te Reo Māori or knowing about his culture but is striving for that connection. We have Anika Moa, who grew up in Christchurch and has a strong connection with her culture. She's covered in Tā Moko (tattoos) and makes a huge effort to use the language in her normal vocabulary. And then we have Stacey Morrison, who grew up in Christchurch, and had no experience with the language until she reached her 20's and realised she wanted to strengthen her connection with her culture. Since then she has become a Te Reo Māori ambassador in Aotearoa and constantly acts as a guide for anyone wanting to learn about and experience the culture.

We celebrate Anika's 40th birthday!

The A To Z Of New Zealand Scrolling Through Your Feed Controversial CalloutsRude AwakeningSpyBig News Small TownWe're doing a Zoom-A-Thon The 10 Second Talent LineNano Girl called inAnika Moa called inBen disappointed his kids 

What rule did you put on yourself?ScreentimeLeigh HartWhat secret did you keep from your mum?Anika Moa popped in

Anika's experience with the City MissionKids who take a different path to walking Surviving Christmas Day... Tips from Anika Moa

Comfortable retirementColdplayDean McCarthy live from LAHighs and Lows of the weekClint got nude…1 Second Song Challenge!Who is the most successful sibling?Anika Moa in studioFriday-oke!Birthday Banger!Producer Ben investigation$1 hotelF-bomb dropped live

Anika Moa was introduced to the nation as a 21-year-old after her debut album ‘Thinking Room’ was released by Atlantic Records. Since then, over her 18-year career, she has released six albums and collected multiple awards along the way. She is the host of ‘Anika Moa Unleashed,’ which is great news for those of us who like to see Anika killing it on as many mediums as possible. To top it off, she’s a Mum to three boys…and has a little girl on the way.*  Anika is an open book – she shares with Art and Matilda her journey into pregnancy and how she juggles raising her boys alongside her flourishing career. She talks about her journey into wellness and how, in an industry where drinking is the norm, she is instead focused on her health. And lastly, laughter!!! They say that laughter is the best medicine… so for a large dose, make sure you tune in. *Correction - Anika is now Mum to three boys and one beautiful girl! Welcome to the world Marigold!  Hosts: Art Green and Matilda Rice Brought to you and produced by: Roar Collective Sound Technician: Matt Eller Music: Ricky Simmonds

An in-depth conversation with musician and broadcaster Anika Moa

This week on the Bhuja the guys are joined by the bloody good kiwis Rachel Hunter and Anika Moa!!

On today's podcast we discuss a robot doll brothel, update from the Forbes family, the speech from Fraser High School principal, Anika Moa joins us live in studio and our very own Selena Go Meg.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alistair Deverick estimates he's played drums for around 100 bands, including time behind the skins for Lawrence Arabia, Anika Moa, and Neil Finn. He's just released his debut full-length album as Boycrush, so Tony Stamp visited him at his Auckland studio.

Anika Moa has long been known to kiwis as one of our top musicians but her new interview series shows how talented she is at interviewing people and bringing out their 'real' selves, with often hilarious outcomes.LISTEN ABOVE AS ANIKA MOA TALKS TO JACK TAME

On today's podcast, Matt & Jerry found out it was sandpaper that great cricketer terrible humans Steve Smith & Davey Dumb Dumb used to cheat, they chat with great New Zealander, Anika Moa about Helen Clarke and Motor Boating, plus they give the Hairy Jav aka Grant Elliot and Hairy Nipples aka Henry Nicholls a call ahead of the 2nd Blackcaps Test in Christchurch!

On today's podcast, Matt & Jerry found out it was sandpaper that great cricketer terrible humans Steve Smith & Davey Dumb Dumb used to cheat, they chat with great New Zealander, Anika Moa about Helen Clarke and Motor Boating, plus they give the Hairy Jav aka Grant Elliot and Hairy Nipples aka Henry Nicholls a call ahead of the 2nd Blackcaps Test in Christchurch!

We made it to 100! I say we and I guess I mean me. But I also mean you - dear listener. Thank you. If you've tuned in even once...well, welcome back for a start! And so here I talk about the behind-the-scenes, the before and after interviewing, the aims - and we walk back through some key moments from conversations with Booga Beazley and Dave Dobbyn, with Sylvie Simmons and Jeff Boyle, Anika Moa and Luke Buda, Mike Nock and Phil Judd and Nadia Reid. My thanks to all guests, to all listeners and we're back next week with a "proper" episode. This is the first walk back through some moments from previous episodes. Get full access to Sounds Good! at simonsweetman.substack.com/subscribe

We made it to 100! I say we and I guess I mean me. But I also mean you - dear listener. Thank you. If you've tuned in even once...well, welcome back for a start! And so here I talk about the behind-the-scenes, the before and after interviewing, the aims - and we walk back through some key moments from conversations with Booga Beazley and Dave Dobbyn, with Sylvie Simmons and Jeff Boyle, Anika Moa and Luke Buda, Mike Nock and Phil Judd and Nadia Reid. My thanks to all guests, to all listeners and we're back next week with a "proper" episode. This is the first walk back through some moments from previous episodes.

An in-depth chat with Anika Moa - singer/songwriter, mother, TV show host, creator of music for kids (the successful "Songs For Bubbas" albums and shows) and one of New Zealand's best-known, most loved performers. Apparently this is her first ever podcast. She says the 'C'-word HEAPS and there's a bit more street-noise and background sounds than usual A really fun chat about reviews and reviewing, politics, parenting and music. Lots of music.

An in-depth chat with Anika Moa - singer/songwriter, mother, TV show host, creator of music for kids (the successful "Songs For Bubbas" albums and shows) and one of New Zealand's best-known, most loved performers. Apparently this is her first ever podcast. She says the 'C'-word HEAPS and there's a bit more street-noise and background sounds than usual A really fun chat about reviews and reviewing, politics, parenting and music. Lots of music. Get full access to Sounds Good! at simonsweetman.substack.com/subscribe

It's ten years since Anika's In Swings the Tide album was released and she's touring nationwide in support of the occasion. A lot in her life has changed since 2007.

Anika Moa Interview by Dave Borrie on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Anika Moa Interview by Dave Borrie on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Ken knows what we should like in modern art. Alistaire calls in with support and Helen seeks help from the Tui. Features Paul Casserly as Ken Oath with Anika Moa and Charlotte Ryan.

This time our Musical Siblings are the Runga sisters. Bic has an acclaimed career as a singer/songwriter. Boh made waves with pop-rock band Stellar*, is a solo act, released a collaborative album with Anika Moa and Hollie Smith, and has her own jewellery line. Pearl joined Boh's old band Amez Amez which has evolved into cover band Automatic 80s, and teaches in the same primary school as her husband/bandmate Justin Maclaren. Pearl and Justin are also in synth-pop band The Broken.