Podcasts about Wahine

This Wairarapa farmer and philanthropist has been inducted into the Business Hall of Fame. Last time we chatted, he was in the middle of Cyclone Alfred on the Gold Coast. How did that compare to the Wahine storm of 1968?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tyla Reese Mane's journey to the Rainbow Wahine volleyball team unfolds like a perfect sports movie – complete with unexpected twists, heartbreaking setbacks, and triumphant homecomings.Growing up as the daughter of comedian James Mane, Tyla defied gender norms from the start. Not content with just playing soccer and volleyball, she became her high school's football kicker while her father coached the team. "When I first did it, I was kind of joking around," she admits. But after blasting a 40-yard kick in her first scrimmage, everyone realized she wasn't just some girl trying to prove a point – she was the real deal. What truly touched her heart wasn't just playing, but seeing young girls approach her with admiration: "That's so cool that you play football." Through this experience, Tyler became a living example that girls aren't "only subjected to just this box of things."Despite her multi-sport background, volleyball eventually captured her heart, offering a supportive environment unlike the critical atmospheres she experienced in other sports. But with limited club experience and COVID disrupting recruitment opportunities, her path to college volleyball wasn't straightforward. She accepted a full scholarship to a junior college in Casper, Wyoming – a place so unfamiliar she had to Google "10 facts about Wyoming" before deciding.The Wyoming chapter brought challenges – harsh weather, limited playing time, seasonal depression, and a volleyball culture focused on offensive power rather than the defensive mindset she knew from Hawaii. "It was definitely a difficult time in my life," she reflects, "but an experience that I needed to go through."Through persistence, additional training, and supportive connections, Tyla eventually received the opportunity she'd dreamed of – a chance to try out for the University of Hawaii volleyball team. When offered a walk-on position with the Rainbow Wahine, she could barely maintain her composure. "I was sitting there trying to have a straight face," she recalls, while "little Tyla was freaking out" inside.For aspiring athletes, Tyla's advice is powerful: prioritize academics, utilize your support system, and most importantly, ask yourself: "What extra are you doing that other people aren't doing?" As her father taught her, "You're doing this while these other girls are sleeping."Want to follow Tyler's final season with the Rainbow Wahine? Find her on Instagram at @tylareesekmane and watch her continue to break barriers and inspire the next generation.

Dave Kawada fills in for Gary today, as he breaks down an amazing weekend for Hawaii Athletics, for the men's volleyball team and Wahine water polo teams winning the Big West, Hawaii baseball getting back in the W column, and the NFL Draft.

It was on April 10th 1968, as Cyclone Giselle was bearing down on Wellington, that the Interisland ferry Wahine ran aground on Barrett Reef. A total of 52 passengers died, while rescuers - both professional and amateur - saved the lives of just under 700 others found in the harbour or along it's shores. Wellington Mornings dug into the archives and found reporting from the day. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marcus talks the useless gadget you thought was going to be amazing, leaf blowers, and marks the anniversary of the Wahine disaster in 1968. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week marks 57 years since a tragic maritime disaster off Wellington's coast.

University of Hawai'i cheerleader (and artist) Rachel Radona joins Ku'ulei Agbayani for a fun conversation to share all about her journey through life, art, and cheer.

INTERVIEW: Madison Kelly on Wahine Mātātoa theatre performance by Zac Hoffman on Radio One 91FM Dunedin

Kanoa and Billy talk Hawaii basketball, from the highs with the Wahine and the lows with the men's team as the Big West Tournament gets closer.Brian McInnis hops on to talk more about the basketball from this weekend, and Kaleo Baxter talk about the Rainbow Wahine Volleyball team as they prepare for some spring ball and a trip to his home island of Kauai.

Gary talks Hawaii men's basketball and their final away trip of the season, as well as Wahine basketball for their final home stand of the season. Rob Jones from Hawaii men's basketball joins the show to talk with Gary about his team, and how they're preparing for the final trip before going to Henderson for the Big West Tournament (hopefully).

Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul kick off the day talking about the biggest news from the week as the University of Hawai'i finally announced its new apparel partnership deal with Nike and BSN Sports. We flip the conversation to the court, discussing the pair of losses by the Rainbow Warriors and Wahine against UC Riverside - seeing the women's 14-game winning streak snapped and the men's Big West Tournament hopes put in critical danger.

Kanoa and an ill-Billy talk about Hawaii Athletics as Hawaii Baseball prepares for a classic matchup against Wichita State, the NBA and the All Star Games, they rank stuff, and also discuss Hawaii football and basketball with Christian Shimabuku and Wahine head coach Laura Beeman.

This week's featured woman of the week is Isabella Kneeshaw, sophomore sprinter from the University of Hawaii women's track & field team! Izzy is coming off of a highly successful first year at UH. The Oregon native was the first UH track & field athlete to earn Big West Freshman of the Year honors. She took home the Big West 400m title, anchored Big West conference title runs for both the 4x100 and 4x400m relay teams, anchored the indoor 4x400m relay team to an MPSF title with a school record time, and much more.

Hawai'i T&F high jumper Lilian Turban joined Ku'ulei Agbayani to talk about her journey from Estonia to the islands & how track and field has been in her destiny forever. MORE.

Get to know Valo Sopoaga, a sophomore thrower for the University of Hawai'i track & field team. The daughter of former University of Hawai'i standout and 8-year NFL veteran Isaac Sopoaga, Valo is preparing for her second season competing for the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa's track and field program.

Gary talks about the NFL Playoffs now that the Super Bowl matchup is finalized, as well as some Hawaii basketball talk after the men get swept on the road and the Wahine stay strong at home. Johnny White from Spectrum talk about men's basketball and their guard play.

Gary talks about Hawaii basketball, from an impressive win for the sixth victory in a row for the Rainbow Wahine and a disappointing loss for the men, and he talks about it with Wahine color voice Kallin Spiller. Gary also talks with Jon Marks and Matt Parrino to talk about the NFL Playoffs and the Eagles and Bills respectively.

Gary talks about Hawaii basketball, from an impressive winning streak for the Wahine and the men as they look to get back on top of the Big West. Gary also talks some NFL Playoffs with Steven St. John as they discuss the Kansas City Chiefs and the inevitability of Mahomes.

Wahine (AKA “woman” or “girl” in Maori, the native language of New Zealand) Wapiti, is a brand new woman's outdoors program that takes women out in one of the most formidable, grueling backcountries in the world, the Fiordland on the South Island of New Zealand. This podcast is not to be missed as it explains what these amazing women are getting out of the experience. From not knowing each other at all to celebrating the great outdoors together, reconnecting with nature and the landscape, is what it is all about. For the vast majority it leads to a life changing experience.  Do you have questions we can answer? Send it via DM on IG or through email at info@bloodorigins.com Support our Conservation Club Members! Africa Maximum Safaris: https://www.africamaximum.co.za/  Hound & Hare: https://www.houndhare.com/  Camino Real Hunting Consultants: https://www.crhunting.com/  See more from Blood Origins: https://bit.ly/BloodOrigins_Subscribe Music: Migration by Ian Post (Winter Solstice), licensed through artlist.io This podcast is brought to you by Bushnell, who believes in providing the highest quality, most reliable & affordable outdoor products on the market. Your performance is their passion. https://www.bushnell.com  This podcast is also brought to you by Silencer Central, who believes in making buying a silencer simple and they handle the paperwork for you. Shop the largest silencer dealer in the world. Get started today! https://www.silencercentral.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Gary brings in the New Year and talks about a busy weekend for Hawaii Athletics starting with Men's and Wahine basketball today against UC Santa Barbara and talks with Tiff Wells for the official opener of the men's volleyball season against McKendree on Friday.

Kanoa and Billy welcome 2025 and talk Hawaii Athletics ahead of the first busy weekend of the year for the Rainbow Warriors and Wahine with volleyball and basketball at the Stan all weekend long. The guys also talk about The Sentry with Rob Colias, as well as the blowout loss for Rob's Ducks.

This week's Mana Wahine guest is Hawaii News Now Digital Sports Reporter Cienna Pilotin! Get to know a little more about the Maui High grad and one of the newer faces in local sports media.

Gary talks about a successful weekend for Hawaii Athletics, from testing UCLA with the Wahine basketball team, a Big West Championship for the Rainbow Wahine volleyball team and Micah Alejado setting the world on fire against New Mexico. John Veneri joins the show to further the talk about Hawaii football and Micah Alejado.

This week on the podcast we have a very special friend of mine, Nia Kenny!In this episode, Molly and Nia get together for a girly chat, that will really makes you have a big think about life, your mindset and the positive influence journalling has on your mental health but also achieving your goals.Nia shares the battle of balancing being a mama and being her best self, with tips of how she manages this - especially now she's solo... & of course, she's answers some tough hard way questions!Thank you Nia for coming on and being super open and wonderful! You can find this lovely wāhine toa, Nia at @niakenny ❤️Where to find The Hard Way:Instagram - @thehardwaypodcastTikTok - @thehardwaypodDisclaimer:Molly is a mental health occupational therapist; however, anything that is discussed or advised on the podcast is not provided through a clinical lens. Please utilise support services if you seek help related to your health and well-being, and be sure to take any experiences and advice from Molly or her guests, as advice and lived-experience from real humans, not clinical practitioners.New Zealand HELPLINES:- Need to talk? - free text or call 1737 - Lifeline – 0800 543 354 (0800 LIFELINE) or free text 4357 (HELP).- Youthline - 0800 376 633 or free text 234.- Samaritans -0800 726 666- Suicide Crisis Helpline - 0508 828 865 (0508 TAUTOKO).- Helpline - 0800 611 116

Josh and Chris talk about all the events happening over the weekend, including the Big West soccer tournament in Waipi'o where the Wahine will host their first ever tournament because they won the regular season. Also, talking about the return of Christian McCaffrey this weekend and how that is a blessing for San Francisco.

Gary talks Rainbow Wahine woes, with Wahine soccer, basketball and volleyball all experiencing some disappointing losses yesterday. Gary also talks with Mark Veneri to talk about Hawaii football ahead of the rivalry game tomorrow against UNLV.

Kanoa and Billy break down a tough day of sports for the Rainbow Wahine, losing in soccer, basketball and volleyball yesterday night and Lori Santi laments in the losses for the Wahine. Christian Shimabuku talks about prep football and what's going on with the ILH, as well as some UH football.

This is real, this is me... Paige, the wāhine toa who lived out all of our childhood dreams and sung with the Jonas Brothers! In this episode Molly chats with the lovely Paige (or Paige's Space) who shares all the secrets of making music in Aotearoa, going platinum in South Korea and how a video to spark some excitement in her career, got her on stage with the Jo Bros...She shares the ins and outs of the music industry, working at Krispy Kreme whilst being co-signed by Billie Eilish, the motivation behind her sound and the top wāhine in the industry who influence her. She also gets extra vulnerable and dives into some of the tougher parts, which here at The Hard Way we're all about.Thank you Paige for coming on and sharing your epic story! What a wonderful woman and how lucky are we to have her represent Aotearoa in the music industy. Find Paige at @paigesspace or https://www.paiges.space/#BioWatch Paige sing with the Jonas Brothers HERE!!Where to find The Hard Way:Instagram - @thehardwaypodcastTikTok - @thehardwaypodDisclaimer:Molly is a mental health occupational therapist; however, anything that is discussed or advised on the podcast is not provided through a clinical lens. Please utilise support services if you seek help related to your health and well-being, and be sure to take any experiences and advice from Molly or her guests, as advice and lived-experience from real humans, not clinical practitioners.New Zealand HELPLINES:- Need to talk? - free text or call 1737 - Lifeline – 0800 543 354 (0800 LIFELINE) or free text 4357 (HELP).- Youthline - 0800 376 633 or free text 234.- Samaritans -0800 726 666- Suicide Crisis Helpline - 0508 828 865 (0508 TAUTOKO).- Helpline - 0800 611 116

Gary talks about Hawaii Athletics news today, from football to volleyball and soccer, Gary also brings on Scott Robbs to further the analysis on the three fall sports and how the two Wahine sports will do in the postseason, this week for soccer and eventually for the volleyball squad.

The K-State women's golf team are in Oahu, Hawaii this week as they made huge moves during the 2nd round & enter the final tied with Colorado State on the team front.

Gary talks about Hawaii football as they prepare for their Homecoming game against Nevada in a game that isn't as guaranteed as in years past. USA Today's Bob Nightengale joins the show to talk about the upcoming Yankees-Dodgers World Series and who he has between the duel between Judge and Shohei. Tiff Wells joins the show to talk Rainbow Wahine Volleyball and talk about the especially long road trip, what went wrong for the Wahine on Saturday and how Robyn is asking her team to bounce back.

Kanoa and Billy breakdown a tough weekend for Hawaii Athletics after losses for football and Wahine volleyball, but also talk about big wins for their Lions and Seahawks after a full weekend of sports. Rich Miano, football guru, talks some Hawaii football and breaks down what the team can do to improve as the idea of a bowl game gets farther and farther.

Kanoa and Tanner talks Hawaii football ahead of this weekend's matchup with Northern Iowa and debate whether or not this game is a "must-win" and what Hawaii needs to do to win this week. Billy Hull joins the guys from Vegas to talk about yet another five-set match, this time ending in a loss, and what the Wahine can expect as they take on the Longhorns and the Baylor Bears. Rob DeMello from KHON2 talks Hawaii football and how the vibe at practice has taken a switch this week after the tough loss.

Kanoa and Tanner break down "Who's Good" in the NFL after Week Two is officially in the books after the Eagles choked away a loss against the Falcons, as well as talk about Hawaii football and where Hawaii fits in the newest talks of conference realignment. Jordan Helle joins the show to further talk about Hawaii football, as well as his Baldwin Bears after a really cool experience traveling to Molokai. Billy Hull joins the show from Las Vegas to talk some Hawaii Wahine Volleyball as well as what's been going on as he's just touched down in Vegas yesterday for the Wahine's road trip.

It's sexy episode 6 of Four Weddings & a Funeral and we finally have a wedding! Guess who is getting married (in case you couldn't tell from our episode image) it's Craig & Zara! The formerly estranged couple is tying the knot, throwing the tackiest wedding in all of Great Britain and  We. Are. Here. For. It!  In this episode we discuss: why you don't cast Idris Elba as your best man, what your wedding would look like if you married Willy Wonka, and why your wedding cocktail shouldn't be Khalua and tomato juice. And if that's not incentive enough we hear Corinne give the 'lamest' yeah you've ever heard. But it's the only 'lame' thing in this episode so we hope you RSVP to attend episode 6, because we'd love to take you as our +1 to Four Weddings and a Funeral. 

Some people think it's weird when they hear travel by sea described as romantic. Between the vomiting and the contusions and the lacerations and the spinal injuries – I'm confident this episode will help you discover whatever the opposite of romance is. On this episode:  you'll learn why Captain James Cook left Hawaii with a knife in his head – and chest – and back and abdomen and face; you'll learn the clothes-eating, skin-ripping, skull-flattening results of jumping feet first into an active hurricane; and you'll hear about recovery efforts somehow more damaging than the original disaster And if you were a Patreon supporter, you would also enjoy an additional 10 minutes where we discussed:•  why in about 600,000 years New Zealand will be some of the most prized real estate in the world•  we clarify why a corpse in a captain's outfit isn't a must-have after every disaster•  you get a sad reminder that not all ship crews are created equal•  you hear all about the Marmite Disaster of 2011 that killed over 20,000 people and injured another 8,300•  and you'll learn of the horrific tale of the worst, most sea-sickening voyage of all time.Full disclosure, we'll make a little bit of fun of Australia in this episode, but less than a minute's worth, I swear. And it's all in good fun. In fact, it's the only real fun to be had. I did this episode as a thank you to a listener from New Zealand, not having been there, and based purely off having read more individual rescue tales for the story than any other episode of this show to date, I have to say this. My first exposure to NZ culture was through a movie called Once Were Warriors. I'll discuss it quickly in the episode, but it basically painted the country as an urban living hellscape of social problems. My takeaway from preparing this episode is that New Zealanders are warm, caring, brave and selfless. It was a pleasure to put together, and we'll be back. Celebrity guest stars include: filmmaker and hobbit enthusiast, Peter Jackson; knife-wound collector and world traveller, Captain James Cook; extratropical cyclone and buzzkill, Cyclone Giselle; sea-sickness pioneer and turtle collector, Charles Darwin; and aquatic-themed Diety and pro-nudist, Poseidon.All that said, I am giving away a jar of Marmite to one lucky listener. I just haven't decided what the contest will be yet…All older episodes can be found on any of your favorite channelsApple : https://tinyurl.com/5fnbumdw Spotify : https://tinyurl.com/73tb3uuw IHeartRadio : https://tinyurl.com/vwczpv5j Podchaser : https://tinyurl.com/263kda6w Stitcher : https://tinyurl.com/mcyxt6vw Google : https://tinyurl.com/3fjfxatt Spreaker : https://tinyurl.com/fm5y22su Podchaser : https://tinyurl.com/263kda6w RadioPublic : https://tinyurl.com/w67b4kec PocketCasts. : https://pca.st/ef1165v3 CastBox : https://tinyurl.com/4xjpptdr Breaker. : https://tinyurl.com/4cbpfayt Deezer. : https://tinyurl.com/5nmexvwt Follow us on the socials for more Facebook : www.facebook.com/doomsdaypodcast Instagram : www.instagram.com/doomsdaypodcast Twitter : www.twitter.com/doomsdaypodcast If you like the idea of your podcast hosts wearing more than duct tape and bits of old Halloween costumes for clothes and can spare a buck or two, you can now buy me a coffee at www.buymeacoffee.com/doomsday or join the patreon at www.funeralkazoo.com/doomsday

Just before dawn tomorrow, the Matariki star cluster will appear over the horizon signalling the start of the Maori new year. For several months, wahine at Auckland Women's Corrections Facility have been learning about and preparing for Matariki as part of their sewing group creating hand made goods for those in need, Louise Ternouth reports.

Join us as we sit down with the remarkable Maia Wilson, perennial Silver Fern Goal Shoot, for a candid conversation on leadership, the transformative power of focus, and the evolving portrayal of Wahine toa role models in media and society. Tune in as we delve into the intricacies of leadership on and off the court, exploring Maia's unique perspective and experiences. Gain valuable insights and inspiration as we navigate through topics that shape our understanding of true leadership and the influential role of women in today's world. Don't miss out on this enriching discussion that promises to spark thought and ignite empowermentThis is a Frank Podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sports reporter Jonty Dine speaks to Lisa Owen about New Zealand's first Olympic wrestler Tayla Ford.

Peter Jerram and his university cricket team were onboard the Wahine Ferry when it was caught between ex-tropical cyclone Giselle and a southerly front. 

Oh look at the time - it's time2jack with Wahine in an elevated disco and house mix for 5 Mag's weekly RISE series.

Pioneers of women's surfing in New Zealand gathered in Taranaki over the weekend to reminisce, share insights, and for some, to scratch that competitive itch again. The Great Wahine Surf Reunion was held at the New Plymouth Surfriders Club as part of the Easter Masters Surfing Championship. RNZ Taranaki Whanganui reporter Robin Martin has been at Fitzroy Beach.

Chris and Gary discuss Big West basketball, with a victory for the men and the upcoming semifinal for the Wahine, as Kallin Spiller and Derrick Low join the show to breakdown the matches.

Today on the show - 0.00 - Up The Wahs 10.04 - Weapon Grandparents 16.40 - Thank Fact It's Friday 21.16 - Joseph Parker 30.41 - Fried Friday 42.00 - Weapon Wahine 55.27 - Best Bits Of The Week  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on International Women's Day we celebrate the Weapon Wahine we have in our lives. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What a week of Hoops action! UH Men split on the mainland to set up a path to the 4 seed while the Wahine continue to roll!! In College Hoops, Houston, UCONN and Purdue look like the Big 3! NBA has Boston on a historical run and on a collision course with Denver! Plus, Montyʻs early returns on Shohei with the Dodgers! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sports-rivals-podcast/support

Evan Mock is a skateboarder, model, actor, creator of the Wahine brand and so much more. He's known for his dynamic presence in the skateboarding and fashion scenes. Go to https://tonyhawk.com/ to get yourself or a loved one a Tony Hawk and Jason Ellis SIGNED hawk v wolf deck! Just in time for the holidays :) Check out https://WonderfulPistachios.com to learn more about how these little green wonders can power up your day! You can grow thicker, healthier hair AND support our show by going to https://nutrafol.com and entering the promo code HAWKWOLF to save ten dollars off your first month's subscription  Listen to Hawk vs Wolf Spotify -- https://spoti.fi/3YmTQer Apple -- https://apple.co/3KYh3Rk Follow on Social Tony Hawk https://instagram.com/tonyhawk https://instagram.com/skateparkproject https://twitter.com/tonyhawk Jason Ellis https://instagram.com/wolfmate https://twitter.com/ellismate Hawk vs Wolf is produced and shot by @malka_media . MALKA is a creative studio leveraging the instincts of a creative agency but built on the backbone of an agile production company. We are the makers. We don't just dream it, we create it; because we know how. This is content at the speed of culture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Evan Mock is a skateboarder, model, actor, creator of the Wahine brand and so much more. He's known for his dynamic presence in the skateboarding and fashion scenes. Go to https://tonyhawk.com/ to get yourself or a loved one a Tony Hawk and Jason Ellis SIGNED hawk v wolf deck! Just in time for the holidays :) Check out https://WonderfulPistachios.com to learn more about how these little green wonders can power up your day! You can grow thicker, healthier hair AND support our show by going to https://nutrafol.com and entering the promo code HAWKWOLF to save ten dollars off your first month's subscription  Listen to Hawk vs Wolf Spotify -- https://spoti.fi/3YmTQer Apple -- https://apple.co/3KYh3Rk Follow on Social Tony Hawk https://instagram.com/tonyhawk https://instagram.com/skateparkproject https://twitter.com/tonyhawk Jason Ellis https://instagram.com/wolfmate https://twitter.com/ellismate Hawk vs Wolf is produced and shot by @malka_media . MALKA is a creative studio leveraging the instincts of a creative agency but built on the backbone of an agile production company. We are the makers. We don't just dream it, we create it; because we know how. This is content at the speed of culture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, co-host Melissa Chimera brings together stories of women in the field from Kerri Fay, terrestrial program manager with The Nature Conservancy and Ane Bakutis, Moloka`i coordinator for the Plant Extinction Prevention Program. Together they share their perspectives as women working in physically demanding jobs across remote locations, managing the logistical and interpersonal complexities of people and land, while simultaneously raising children and advocating for malama `āina in their communities and respective places.  They share an honest reflection on the female perspective of those in mid-career conservation, specifically the challenges and opportunities of the past twenty five years, as well as insight into what needs to happen next in terrestrial land conservation.

Amy and Dr. Gina Colvin discuss Māori history, culture, and why feminism may not be necessary in a Māori context.Gina Colvin is a New Zealander of Māori, English, Irish, Welsh, German and French descent. Until the July of 2016, she was in the permanent position of Lecturer at the University of Canterbury. Dr. Colvin served UC for 12 years across Political Science and Communication, School of Māori and Cultural Development, and more recently the School of Educational Studies and Leadership.Gina's primary academic interest is in the history and future of ideas. Whether faith, belief, ideologies, symbols, representations or discourses, all communicate powerful ideas that at the same time express hope for, or hope in some kind of social action. Whether expressed in educational, religious, or political contexts my research interests are in understanding how and why particular ideas flower, change, get disrupted, are silenced, or become dogmas, and how these same ideas translate into social, political, and cultural realities.