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Shingles is a common condition in Australia, affecting around one in three people at some point in their lives. Its occurrence is notably higher in individuals over the age of 50, with the risk of complications increasing with age. Therefore, if you are over 50, it is recommended that you speak with your doctor or pharmacist. Dr Ali Ziabari explains shingles symptoms and the vaccines available for this condition. - Shingles (mekutok/mîrkut) li Australya gelemperî ye, di jiyanê de ji sê kesan yek bandor dibe. Ew bi gelemperî di kesên ji 50 salî mezintir e çê dibe, û xetera tevliheviyan bi temen re zêde dibe. Heke hûn ji 50 salî mezintir in, yan ciwanin, tenduristin, bi doktorê an dermansazê xwe re li ser şîngils bipeyivin. Dr Elî Zêbarî hin ronkirin û zanyariyan derbarê vê nexweşiyê dide me.
In the Best Of 2024 collection, I've pulled together some of the most insightful moments from your favourite guests to help you revisit some powerful lessons.In part one of this 3-part series, we hear from Founder of the Atua Matua, Dr Ihirangi Heke, People Developer, Rusty Earnshaw, and Performance Breakthrough Specialist, Dr Richard Young. All 3 guests can be heard in full in their respective episodes linked below:ADS 163 Dr Ihirangi HekeADS 170 Rusty EarnshawADS 174 Dr Richard YoungWe kick off this anthology episode hearing from Richard about the powerful idea he calls the ‘busy middle'.---Sign up for Craig's newsletter (Beyond the Game) at http://www.drcraigharrison.com/ Get Craig to speak at your club or school here. Connect with Craig:Instagram: instagram.com/drcraigharrison/ Facebook: facebook.com/drcraigharrison Twitter: twitter.com/drcraigharrisonSupport the show
In the Best Of 2024 collection, I've pulled together some of the most insightful moments from your favourite guests to help you revisit some powerful lessons.In part one of this 3-part series, we hear from Founder of the Atua Matua, Dr Ihirangi Heke, People Developer, Rusty Earnshaw, and Performance Breakthrough Specialist, Dr Richard Young. All 3 guests can be heard in full in their respective episodes linked below:ADS 163 Dr Ihirangi HekeADS 170 Rusty EarnshawADS 174 Dr Richard YoungWe kick off this anthology episode hearing from Richard about the powerful idea he calls the ‘busy middle'.---Sign up for Craig's newsletter (Beyond the Game) at http://www.drcraigharrison.com/ Get Craig to speak at your club or school here. Connect with Craig:Instagram: instagram.com/drcraigharrison/ Facebook: facebook.com/drcraigharrison Twitter: twitter.com/drcraigharrisonSupport the show
Francesca Gallo è livornese e vive in NZ da diciassette anni. La prima volta che prese un volo internazionale era a 27 anni per l'Australia dove trovò una bella esperienza di viaggio e conoscenza del paese. Il passo successivo fu alla scoperta della NZ, della quale si innamorò subito. Da allora Francesca vive ad Auckland, città che le piace molto per il mare e per le diverse esperienze culturali. Ha lavorato nel settore della grafica per nove anni, ha studiato te reo māori e si è molto avvicinata alla cultura māori. Suo figlio Heke ha nove anni, segue il sistema educativo māori e parla māori, italiano ed inglese. Qualche anno Francesca fa ha deciso di dedicarsi a qualcosa di nuovo e si è diplomata in permacultura, un sistema di coltivazione e conservazione consapevole che combina varie scienze ecologiche con la conoscenza indigena per operare nel rispetto degli ecosistemi. Ma che è anche una filosofia di vita per condurre con responsabilità le scelte di crescita e di presenza sul pianeta. Ringraziamo gli sponsor di questo episodio, il MAECI, Ministero Affari Esteri e Cooperazione Internazionale https://www.esteri.it/it/ e la Società Dante Alighieri di Auckland www.dante.org.nz
Kooliaasta alguse puhul ilmus kolmandat korda ukrainakeelne Täheke.
Temuera Morrison is one of this county's most successful actors. He garnered critical acclaim for his staring role as Jake ‘The Muss' Heke in Once Were Warriors in 1994 and has since gone on to work with some of the biggest names in Hollywood. He's starred in Aquaman, The Green Lantern, River Queen and has become a critical part of the Star Wars empire playing the iconic character Boba Fett. He's starring in a new kiwi film Ka Whawhai Tonu, alongside Cliff Curtis and Jason Flymyng, which tells the story of a pivotal battle in the first New Zealand land wars in the Waikato region. Temuera Morrison was Simon Barnett and James Daniels guest for this weeks' Six and a Song. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On the show today, I'm speaking with researcher and founder of the Atua Matua framework, Dr Ihirangi Heke. Ihi builds health, wellness and performance practices based on traditional environmental knowledge. In this conversation, Ihi and I discuss the good ol' days of PE school in Dunedin and the changes that have taken place since. Ihi shares some of his early experiences growing up in the great outdoors and what led to his work studying environmental science. We talk about genetic ways of knowing developed over multiple generations and how learning takes place from a Māori perspective. And we discuss how you can use an environmentally centred approach to development to take you past what you ever imagined was possible. Enjoy!Sign up for Craig's newsletter (Beyond the Game) at athletedevelopmentproject.com/newsletterGet Craig to speak at your club or school here. Connect with Craig:Instagram: instagram.com/drcraigharrison/Facebook: facebook.com/drcraigharrisonTwitter: twitter.com/drcraigharrisonSupport the Show.
On the show today, I'm speaking with researcher and founder of the Atua Matua framework, Dr Ihirangi Heke. Ihi builds health, wellness and performance practices based on traditional environmental knowledge. In this conversation, Ihi and I discuss the good ol' days of PE school in Dunedin and the changes that have taken place since. Ihi shares some of his early experiences growing up in the great outdoors and what led to his work studying environmental science. We talk about genetic ways of knowing developed over multiple generations and how learning takes place from a Māori perspective. And we discuss how you can use an environmentally centred approach to development to take you past what you ever imagined was possible. Enjoy!Sign up for Craig's newsletter (Beyond the Game) at athletedevelopmentproject.com/newsletterGet Craig to speak at your club or school here. Connect with Craig:Instagram: instagram.com/drcraigharrison/Facebook: facebook.com/drcraigharrisonTwitter: twitter.com/drcraigharrisonSupport the Show.
In this episode, we explore a kōrero between two people about this coming weekend.Episode dialogue:Hēmi: He aha tāu hei te mutunga wiki e heke mai nei?Āpera: Atu i tēnei rā, tae atu ki te Rātapu, he whakatā. Hēmi: Maringanui koe. Nōwhea au e wātea ki te whakatā.Āpera: Me whakatā koe, kua nui kē ō mahi i ngā rangi kua taha ake nei.Hēmi: Hei te Rātapu e tū mai nei peka mai ai te whānau. Nō reira, me whakarite te whare.Āpera: Mai mai, koirā tō āhua, ka kimihia e koe he take hei mahi māu.Hēmi: Mai mai, koirā tō āhua, he noho noa iho. E hoa, tama tū, tama ora, tama noho, tama mate.The Everyday Māori Podcast is supported by Te Mātāwai as a part of its contribution to Maihi Māori - Kia ūkaipō anō te reo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Every week, impassioned Australians take to the streets, raising their voices in protest on important issues. Protesting is not an offence, but protesters sometimes test the limits of the law with extreme and antisocial behaviour. The chance of running into trouble depends on where you're protesting and how you behave. - Xwepêşandan ne neqanûnî ye, lê xwepênşander hin caran dikarin bi tevgerên tundrew yan dij-civakî sînorên qanûnê derbas bikin. Heke hûn di protêsto de beşdar dibin, ew li ser hûn li ku derê yan reftara we çawa ye dimîne.
Bankruptcy can be complicated for many people, as it can bring about feelings of financial shame and stigma. However, it may be the only way to alleviate financial distress in some cases. If you struggle to manage your debts, filing for bankruptcy could be an option. - Îflas dikare ji bo gelek kesan tevlihev be, ji ber ku ew dikare hestên şerm û stîgmeya aborî derxe holê. Lê, dibe ku ew di hin rewşan de rêya yekane be ku tengahiya aborî kêm bike. Heke hûn ji bo birêvebirina deynên xwe têdikoşin, daxwaza îflasê dikare vebijarkek be.
When Te Rauparaha, and his hapū leave the overpopulated Kawhia harbour for Te Upoko o te Ika, the head of the fish, there are challenges in making the journey to new lands. It isn't just his warriors, but women, children and elders who are travelling in the heke. Te Rauparaha and his people make alliances along the way, but also mortal enemies, which will have tragic consequences for Te Rauparaha personally.
This week I am joined by Dr Ihirangi (Ihi) HekeIhi is an honorary research fellow to the University of Auckland and has been working with Johns Hopkins University to conduct a study using traditional indigenous health approaches alongside Systems Dynamics. Ihi is also working with Washington University in the development of training programmes exchanging Systems Dynamics from indigenous and non-indigenous perspectives.Over the past 10 years he has been active in helping Māori and other indigenous groups abroad, build their own health and wellness activities based on their own traditional knowledge. His Atua-Matua Framework has been a work in progress and is attracting national and international attention from health and education policy makers and providers who are struggling to apply standard western deficit models to global health initiatives and are looking to more localised indigenous models of engagement to deal with global health issues. Support the show
ONCE WERE WARRIORS (1994) is Lee Tamahori's adaptation of the first instalment of a powerful drama exploring the lives of the Māori Heke family. An unflinching and often brutal depiction of the effects of alcoholism, domestic violence and extreme poverty, Temuera Morrisson garnered critical acclaim and went on to become an international star but he is ably supported by Rena Owen, Cliff Curtis and especially Mamaengaroa Kerr-Bell who delivers a moving performance as tragic eldest daughter Grace, in what turns out to have been her only big screen appearance. Morrisson of course went on to feature as a Fett - two in fact, as Peter reminds me - whereas Director Tamahori went on to direct the preposterous Nicolas Cage thriller NEXT, reviewed on this pod and much loved by all. We love to hear from our listeners! By which I mean we tolerate it. If it hasn't been completely destroyed yet you can usually find us on twitter @dads_film, on Facebook Bad Dads Film Review, on email at baddadsjsy@gmail.com or on our website baddadsfilm.com. Until next time, we remain... Bad Dads
Nûçeyên giring yên Swêdê îro 04.08.2023 ji podkasta bea kurdî ya Radyoya Swêdê.
Todays Quicky is an excerpt from Season 2, Episode 3; #18 Transformations and Self-Discovery (with Franko Heke) Today on the podcast I chat with a beautiful man who I met in New Zealand a few years ago. We shared a meal together and I resonates with so much of his story. His name is Franko Heke and he is on a mission to raise consciousness through his music and workshops. Drawing on ancient mantra in combination with his own cultural roots, Franko's devotional sessions are bound to coax your own divine voice into the open with his distinct fresh sounds for today. With years of touring rock music under his belt, Franko's compass has drawn him north toward a movement, which brings people together, celebrating our unique gifts, our connection to one another and to mother earth. Sought after for yoga, meditation and transformational festival events, Franko's boundless energy for the betterment of all beings. Having opened for Xavier Rudd and Nahko & Medicine for the people as well as sharing the microphone with Donavon Frankenreiter, Franko is poised to have his message heard far and wide. We spoke about personal transformation and choosing a different path by return to the self and not being scared to make mistakes. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cam-fraser/message
Historias de hoy que cambiarán el mañana. Conduce el periodista José Ignacio Cuadra. Esta semana te invitamos a conocer este hermoso cuento junto a su creadora, la periodista Cecilia Lizama, que nos habla de cómo la llegada de su primer hijo fue fuente de inspiración.
Choosing the right heating system for your home becomes easier when you know the offerings available. And if you cannot change what is already installed, there are ways to upgrade on energy and cost efficiency. - Hilbijartina sîstêmeke germkirina malê hêsantir dibe dema ku mirov pêşkêşiyên berdest bizanibe. Heke we nikaribû tiştên ku berê li mala we hatinî sazkirin biguherin, awayên nûvekirina enerjî û mesref hene.
Caleb Heke is an outstanding human. He's a barber and he's giving free haircuts and yarns to homeless people on the streets of NZ! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
A group of restaurants and bars on Waiheke Island have joined forces to help each other survive the pandemic. Through a WhatsApp group, the venues are sharing staff, patrons and they are alternating their opening hours so as not to compete with each other. One of the restaurants in the group is The Heke, home of Waiheke Craft Beer and the award-winning Waiheke Whisky. Owner of The Heke, Ro Izzard joined Andrew Dickens. LISTEN ABOVE
The ground has been turned and the building begun for a new whare for more than 7 million important documents. A building of national significance, Heke Rua Archives, the new purpose-built archives facility in Wellington is state-of-the-art, with purpose-built digitisation and conservation facilities also for the National Library Te Puna Matauranga o Aotearoa, and Nga Taonga Sound & Vision. In fact, the new Archives building will be linked by a bridge to the National Library, creating a kind of public record and documentary heritage 'campus' for our stories, taonga and heritage. Built on the site of the original Pipitea pa, the project is unique in that the conception and design process has involved mana whenua Taranaki Whanui Te Ati Awa from the start. Kathryn is joined by mana whenua Kura Moeahu /Tahuhu Principal Advisor Hinerangi Himiona who has been involved in this process each step of the way also Arts Laureate Rangi Kipa, who led the design work on the new building, and Chief Archivist Stephen Clarke.
Koprski laboratorij Heka se konec meseca odpravlja na svetovno razstavo Expo 2020 v Dubaju. Ustvarjalci laboratorija, v katerem se umetnost prepleta z znanostjo in gospodarstvom, bodo na Expoju promovirali inovativne rešitve rabe biomaterialov pri spopadanju s perečim plastičnim onesnaženjem. Izdelali so namreč vzorce bioplastike, pridobljene iz lupin škampov. Prav človekov vpliv na morske ekosisteme je v središču ustvarjalnega vretja koprske Heke. Zato ni nič čudnega, da sta med sodelavci tudi mednarodno priznana novomedijska umetnica Robertina Šebjanič in mehiški glasbenik Mauricio Valdes San Emeterio. Oddajo je pripravila Lea Širok.
Have a listen to this fascinating chat with Aiden Heke, CEO of Decision Inc. Australia. Aiden and I discuss the opportunities for organisation's to leverage Data Analytics to help drive better risk management and hence, better business outcomes.If you are well established on your analytics journey, or just contemplating how to start, this is the episode for you to test your current direction or get started on the journey.Find out more at www.decisioninc.com.au where you'll find some great resources including events, reports and case studies.Hope you enjoy!
Study at Toi Whakaari - Toi Whakaari director Tanea Heke is calling for more Maori and Pasifika creatives in the industry.
It's been a big year for actor Tanea Heke with roles in critically acclaimed feature films Cousins and The Justice of Bunny King. On top of that, Heke also appears in He Takatapui Ahau - a short film that centres on the experience of a young non-binary person returning to their marae despite the homophobia and transphobia they've witnessed in the past.
From the man who co-founded and host NZ Spirit, Resolution Festival, and Yoga Day, to the man who has shared the microphone with Donavan Frankenreiter, and opened for Xavier Rudd and Nahko & Medicine, Franko has accomplished a lot. It never used to be that way though. Franko lived in depression, alcoholism, and confusion at many moments in his life. We dive into his story about what lead him to these depths, and how he was able to climb out of the darkness. He also shares how deepening his conscious awareness and spiritual understandings have enabled him to not just help himself, but many thousands through his festivals, kirtans, music, and coaching. Follow Franko Heke Instagram @frankoheke Website https://www.frankoheke.com/ New song release Jai Shiva Shankar -- Subscribe to the Pocket Coach for more incredible people to come on and share their stories, experience, and expertise! If you found value, please leave a review, as it helps me to reach others that struggle, that is my only fee, as there are no ads. Follow us on Instagram @thepocketcoach and follow Kieran for more content on healing on Instagram @coachkezza and TikTok @coachkezza. Send me a message and tell me what you want me to talk about next, and who you would like me to interview next. Head to www.healingwithkez.com for a free scientific mental health e-book and for my coaching information for overcoming anxiety and enhancing mental performance. If you're in New Zealand and you're looking for a free community for support, head to the Thrive Organisation on Facebook or Instagram to join us. With love, Kez. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pocketcoach/message
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This episode is a special one. Our guest is Dr Ihirangi Heke. Ihi is a keen cyclist as you'll hear. He's also a really smart guy, with several degrees to his name. His main area of interest is in using the outdoors, including cycling and other activities, and traditional maori knowledge, as a medium to improve health and wellbeing, particularly of Maori, and other indigenous peoples. Ihi has an approach that is different to conventional health practices, and one that he believes has relevance for everyone. Ihi loves bikepacking, and is about to start on the Kopiko Aotearoa. His approach to bikepacking is also refreshingly different to how most people do it.https://sportnz.org.nz/resources/tapuwaekura/https://100maorileaders.com/dr-ihirangi-heke
Today on the podcast I chat with a beautiful man who I met in New Zealand a few years ago. We shared a meal together and I resonates with so much of his story. His name is Franko Heke and he is on a mission to raise consciousness through his music and workshops. Drawing on ancient mantra in combination with his own cultural roots, Franko's devotional sessions are bound to coax your own divine voice into the open with his distinct fresh sounds for today. With years of touring rock music under his belt, Franko's compass has drawn him north toward a movement, which brings people together, celebrating our unique gifts, our connection to one another and to mother earth. Sought after for yoga, meditation and transformational festival events, Franko's boundless energy for the betterment of all beings. Having opened for Xavier Rudd and Nahko & Medicine for the people as well as sharing the microphone with Donavon Frankenreiter, Franko is poised to have his message heard far and wide. We spoke about personal transformation and choosing a different path by return to the self and not being scared to make mistakes. Key Points: - Franko's path and where it led him - Deciding things need to change - The process of transformation - Catalysts and barriers - Finding your tribe - Māori cultural influences - Music and expression - Finding your voice - Leaning into mistakes Relevant links: Franko's Website: https://www.frankoheke.com/ NZ Spirit Festival: https://www.nzspiritfestival.com/ Franko's Instagram: @frankoheke
A brain-damaged man who died of suspected suicide while in a secure mental health unit should not have been there, and was being treated in a way that did not help his condition, according to a report into his death. Tamaki Heke, 24, was found dead in the Waitemata DHB's He Puna Waiora unit in May 2019. His death came one week after another suspected suicide there. Heke had previously been diagnosed with foetal alcohol spectrum disorder. He had the intellectual age of between eight and 12 years old, and was consequently prone to copycat behaviour. Heke also suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder, attention deficit disorder and intermittent psychosis. He had been admitted to the acute mental health unit 11 times because of suicidal thoughts and self-harm. His final stay was five months. On the night of his death, Tamaki Heke's foster parents warned He Puna Waiora he was suicidal and asked for him to be watched closely, because of his copycat behaviour.
Today I interview Franko Heke on creating awareness of the social conditioning around what you “should” be like growing up as a male in the western world, specifically Kiwi culture & society and how that contributes to New Zealand having one of the highest rates of male suicide in the world. We cover so many things in this episode such as; how to help and support having a friend or loved one that is suicidal, advice on what you can do yourself to help get you out of your depression, how men can seek for emotional help, early warning signs of depression in kids, advice for parents raising kids in the western world, specifically male teens around kiwi culture, and Franko shares his message to anyone listening to this episode who is having a hard time battling with mental health themselves. You can check out his work at www.frankoheke.com and his festivals with his partner Nikki at www.nzspirit.com or contact him through Instagram: @frankoheke
durée : 00:02:52 - Vivre ici - FB La Rochelle - L'association des piroguiers "Heke Moana Châtel" a été créée à l'automne 2008, par une petite équipe de personnes qui avaient un point commun : une furieuse envie de ramer !
This week we talk about the true stories turned into tall tales: the hottest Folk Heroes in history! Join us and special guest host Amity Armstrong (@AmityArmstrong) of @latecomerspod and @withoutworkspod as we discuss which larger-than-life babes takes the title of hottest! Hōne Heke vs Helen Keller vs Nancy Wake! Show notes at historicallyhot.com/episodes/folkheroes
In this episode of The Spiritual Business School Podcast, we’ll meet Tapahia Heke, The Superhero Reader. He’s the creator of an intuitive reading process called Superhero Reading, which gives you ... Read More The post Episode 11: Superhero Readings with Tapahia Heke appeared first on The Muniverse.
Katy Bowman and Dr. Ihi Heke talk about movement and indigenous approaches to health, including Heke's Maori framework--that our relationship with where we’re born and where we live has implications for our health. This wide-ranging and fascinating conversation also explores non-person-centric approaches to health, and the idea that exercise depends on a cultural context. Dr. Heke explains what it means to be a river person, and how that has shaped how he lives. Plus, Katy answers listener questions on running, minimal shoes, and plantar fasciitis, and swimming and alignment. Dr Ihi Heke’s mobile Wananga: https://www.facebook.com/TheMobileWananga/ More about Dr Ihi Heke: https://www.arawanation.com/ihi
Author Tricia Kelly, born in New Zealand, has lived in the USA for over 40 years and raised one daughter. With over forty years of spiritual, metaphysical and personal experiences, Tricia entwines this information within all her novels in a playful, colorful way that keeps the audience’s attention. Her newest book, Her Love Story: Synchronicities, Spirituality and Mr. Henley is Tricia's memoir of a love affair she had with Mr. Don Henley of The Eagles. The pieces in her life started to fall into place around this man, and he naturally became this huge catalyst in her life and she followed her hunches, and her heart. Her earlier books include The Starseeds: Beyond Time, Spirit Boy: An Earth Spy, Daphne Goes Blue (Child’s picture book) and New Energy Parenting. Tricia novels are highly endorsed and are available on Amazon and other online stores. She is also an experienced songwriter with numerous credits, and a member of ASCAP, along with her IMDB credit as a screenwriter for Hugh and Heke. Tricia is currently working on a new screenplay based on Her Love Story, but more from the soul’s point of view and journey to reconnect, and often throughout time we create these repetitive patterns with the same souls. Visit her website: http://www.triciakelly.net At the top of the show, it's Anastasia's Starseed News, bringing topics of interest to starseeds that you won't hear in the mainstream! Two Starseed Quests to Arkansas coming up! March 17-20 and May 19-22. Write to crystals at starseedhotline dot com for more info.
Namaste! And welcome to episode 26 of DOUGIT the podcast with Franko Heke. Tune into some whispers and wisdom from Franko as well as a sample of his new mantra album "ENCHANT" from his band The Gaya Tree. It's a beautiful album of Ancient & New Mantra using Maori, Hindi, Sanskrit and English done with a futuristic twist. Let music be thy medicine and gather yourself a copy on iTunes or listen on Spotify. Franko's had a fascinating life from the drug, sex, rock n' roll and depression days to playing mantra music, having a child, training to teach yoga and playing at festivals around the world, on stage with the likes of Xzavier Rudd and playing to 3+ million people at the World Culture Festival in India. I even discovered he had a song, We Are One, that went viral supporting the All Blacks in the World Cup which i'm not sure if he will want me sharing but, hah. It's amazing to see how far he's come since then and what joy he now brings to his life and others with his musical gift and openness. It's fascinating to look back on our lives, and to even recognise going forward how we're often only a few millimetres or way decision away from breaking through to an extraordinary life. I think Franko is well on his way there. Hope you DOUG this episode with Franko and check out his album and his concert dates below. And if you feel like giving back share on social, with a friend or leave a review below. Think less, experience more, Yours happily, :Doug
BULA! Welcome to a special sing along Kiritan and Kava drinking DOUGIT podcast with Franko Heke! In this episode #16 of DOUGIT the podcast I am joined by Franko Heke, our brother from another mother and also an amazing singer, musician, and Wallah (leader of Kiritan). As well as Nick "Mr Avocados" Corliss and Raj "Bunjee Lemons" Joshi from the Organic Mechanic, Toshido "Tomatoes" our part Japanese part Chillian part enlightened shaman temporary flatmate and our neighbour Sylvia – silverbeet. At our Organic Mechanic flat HQ we often sit down in the evenings for a Kava session led by Nicky Avocados. Kava is a special Fijian drink and ceremony where tribes gather to drink Kava, a sedative crop that tastes like dirt, together with an intention, clapping, much chanting of BULA, hilarious conversation and in this particular episode a dash of kiritan/singing!...
Māori Art for Kids is the new book released this week by artistic couple Julie Noanoa and Norm Heke. The book is the culmination of six months' of research for Julie, who concluded there was a lack of resources available for children that explained the various types of Māori designs, objects and tāonga pūoro. Photographer and Graphic designer Norm, was responsible for the images in the book. They explain the concept and the accessibility of Māori art.
Māori Art for Kids is the new book released this week by artistic couple Julie Noanoa and Norm Heke. The book is the culmination of six months' of research for Julie, who concluded there was a lack of resources available for children that explained the various types of Māori designs, objects and tāonga pūoro. Photographer and Graphic designer Norm, was responsible for the images in the book. They explain the concept and the accessibility of Māori art.
We're pleased to present inspirational author and speaker Tricia Kelly. With over thirty years of spiritual, metaphysical, and personal experiences, Tricia manages to entwine this information within her novels in a playful way that keeps the audience's attention. 'THE STARSEEDS; Beyond Time' came from beyond as Tricia learned to trust her own visitors and information that she received as a channel novel. 'NEW ENERGY PARENTING' is Tricia's non-fiction book on how she raised her child without the need to punish her for her learning experiences and failures. It is all about being a conscious parent during these elevated times and following the Law Of Attraction principles. 'SPIRIT BOY: An Earth Spy' and 'DAPHNE GOES BLUE', are two highly endorsed novels too. Tricia is also a songwriter with numerous writing credits, and has an IMDB credited screenwriter for her first film, 'Hugh and Heke.' She was born in New Zealand, and resides in USA with her teenage daughter. Her websites are: http://www.triciakelly.net and http://www.lightenupbooks.com and she's also on Amazon.com At the top of the show, it's the Starseed News segment with Anastasia, bringing topics of interest to starseed and sharing emails from our listeners. Thanks to our listeners from the whole Starseed Radio Academy team!
Also known as the Northern War, Hone Heke's Rebellion took place between in New Zealand over the course of 1845 and 1846. In this podcast, Sarah and Deblina recount the events leading up to the war -- as well as the consequences of Heke's actions. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
This is a solid club style mix and the last track is just pure class. The opening tune "Heke" is one of my favorites.
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