Podcasts about Wahine

Gary talks about college football and Hawaii as the Sheraton Hawaii Bowl is only one sleep away, he also discusses Hawaii basketball with Dave Kawada after the Wahine finish up a shaky non-conference schedule. Gary also discusses the NFL and DK Metcalf and some NBA talk as well.

Mother Mary Comes to Me by Arundhati Roy. This is by the author of the Booker Prize winning The God of Small Things - about her life growing up in India, the forces that shaped her, and particularly her very difficult relationship with her mother, Mary, who is always referred to in the book as Mrs Roy. Mrs Roy was a formidable force of nature and in trying to make sense of the dynamic between them, and to find her own way in the world, Arundhati has written a deeply moving, entertaining and profound memoir. How to Say Babylon by Safiya Sinclair. The author grew up in Jamaica where her father was a radical Rastafarian and was paranoid about keeping his daughters away from the secular world which they referred to as Babylon. Safiya's childhood was often brutal, peripatetic and poor but she had the soul of a poet and the dream to eventually become one. It's an extraordinary and deeply moving memoir – how one young woman eventually found the courage to stand up to her father and became the woman she never thought she could be. Anyone who read Educated and loved it will love this. The Breath of the Gods by Simon Winchester: A remarkable exploration of our atmosphere, and the role played in our lives by wind – which can be both benign and malevolent. It's a fascinating story told through history, literature, science, poetry and engineering – and includes a piece on our own Wahine disaster. Simon Winchester has an ability to make the everyday and apparently mundane, extraordinary. The Hollows Boys by Peta Carey. The story of the three Hollows brothers Gary, Mark and Kim, who were pivotal in the helicopter deer recovery era in Fjordland in the 1970s which was a dangerous and unregulated time. Gary Hollows died (as did many others) and the pain of that is still felt keenly today, more than 40 years on. The work they did against the backdrop of such a beautiful part of the country is jaw dropping, with high deer tallies helping keep that population down (and thereby protecting the environment), lots of money sloshing around and amazing stories of real derring do by a group of extraordinarily brave and reckless men who lived by their own rules. Mana by Tame Iti. The deeply personal account of the life of one of our greatest rebels and radicals who grew up being forbidden to speak te reo and became one of its biggest advocates (amongst many other causes). He's lived much of his life in the public eye, going from bad boy status to that of a national treasure and the journey is well documented in this beautiful and thoughtful book. It's a lovely production and includes lots of photographs, including some of his own artwork. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 continues the college football topic with Ku & Paul's takes on the final College Football Playoff bracket that left Notre Dame and BYU on the outside looking in and saw a pair of G5 champions make the final field of 12. We move to the hardwood to talk about Bold Week results for the Rainbow Warriors & Wahine, seeing the women fall for the fifth straight game as turnover woes continued and the men improve to 8-2 after a perfect weekend sweep. The day wraps up with some NFL discussion after the weekend threw a wrench into the playoff picture & the Chiefs saw their playoff hopes put on life support. You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network.

Hour 2 opens on the court, previewing the American Savings Bank Rainbow Wahine Classic for Hawaii women's basketball before looking at the men's matchup against North Dakota on Friday. We return to the Hawaii Football Senior Night conversation, hearing from the "Tokyo Toe" Kansei Matsuzawa after he was named a Lou Groza Award finalist & Campbell alum Peter Manuma as he prepares for his final couple games playing for the home state. The show closes out with our Thanksgiving mahalos and appreciations for another year of enjoying sports with the beautiful people. You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network.

Gary and Tanner fill in for Kanoa and Billy today, as the guys talk about and react to the loss for the Rainbow Warriors and answer questions from concerned fans. The guys also talk with Kanoa about Hawaii men's basketball and Hawaii football as both suffered tough losses this weekend, as well as head Wahine basketball coach Laura Beeman to talk about their great start to the season and how the 'Bows are playing despite a number of injuries to starters this start of the season.

Hour 2 opens up on the hardwood, previewing Monday's matchup between Hawaii Pacific and the University of Hawai'i in a battle for Manoa. We shift over to women's basketball after the Rainbow Wahine remained perfect to begin the 2025-26 season, taking down Portland on Sunday to win the Bank of Hawaii Classic. The show wraps up recapping Hawai'i women's volleyball's senior night, closing out the 2025 campaign and UH's run in the Big West. You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network.

The Detective by Matthew Reilly: Matt Reilly is well known for the thrillers he's been writing for many years now, but this one is quite a departure. It's based in the American South and is the story of many women going missing over a period of 150 years, starting back in 1877….and the investigators looking for them all also disappeared. It's set in the nexus of Louisiana and Texas, where a quirky private detective gets the bit between his teeth and is determined to get to the bottom of it, and it has all the hallmarks of the area – wealthy family dynasties, racism, bayous and alligators and high stakes adventure. The Breath of the Gods by Simon Winchester. A remarkable exploration of our atmosphere, and the role played in our lives by wind – which can be both benign and malevolent. It's a fascinating story told through history, literature, science, poetry and engineering – and includes a piece on our own Wahine disaster. Simon Winchester has an ability to make the everyday and apparently mundane, extraordinary. It's a wonderful book. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Billy and Tanner talk Hawaii high school playoffs after Gary Dickman gave his opinion on what he thinks the Division 1 Open playoffs should play like, Lori Santi joins the show to talk about the Wahine basketball team, and Christian Shimabuku from Aloha State Daily talks Hawaii football and fills in for Kanoa for this week's Six Pack of Picks!

Gary talks about Hawaii men's and women's basketball as the two teams open their seasons, the first being a loss to Oregon in a nailbiter and the Wahine's win over Portland State with radio color voice Kallin Spiller.

Gary talks Hawaii basketball, from the season opener for both the men's and Wahine teams later today, to the stunner in Boise where the Hawaii Pacific Sharks took down Boise State. Gary also talks the NFL Trade Deadline with CBS' Jamey Eisenburg to give us all insights on trades that went down, as well as trades he's expecting later today.

From the frontline to your wall - New Zealand’s first-ever women’s firefighter calendar celebrates the strength, pride, & femininity of our wāhine in uniform. Featuring 13 career firefighters from 9 stations & 3 cities, this bold initiative raises funds for Breast Cancer Cure, supporting vital research towards better prevention, diagnosis & treatment of breast cancer.

Gary talks about the Rainbow Wahine, from the disappointing performance from the Rainbow Wahine volleyball team as well as the Wahine basketball team as he talks with Kallin Spiller about their first exhibition game against Chaminade.Mike Wittman joins Gary to talk about the Mountain West and how he ranks the 'Bows amid the Mountain West season.

Gary talks Hawaii football and their matchup with Colorado State as he talks about the Rams with The Coloradoan's Kevin Lytle as they discuss the homecoming matchup in Fort Collins. Tiff Wells joins the show as well to talk about the Rainbow Wahine volleyball team as the Wahine look to get out of this three-game losing streak and get back to winning ways.

Gary talks about Hawaii Athletics with Spectrum Sports' Scott Robbs as the two discuss Hawaii football, Wahine volleyball and soccer.Gary also talks with Jason Turner from The Herald in Logan to talk about the Utah State Aggies.

Gary talks about college football with Yahoo Sports' Dan Wolken as the two discuss some of the big narratives from this season in college football, and Gary also talks with Rainbow Wahine head soccer coach Bud Nagamine about their season so far, the amount of ties they've had this season (somehow not the most in the Big West) and how injuries have shifted her strategy for her Wahine.

Oded Shakked, Longboard Vineyards Oded Shakked from Longboard Vineyards is back on California Wine Country with Dan Berger and Daedalus Howell. He has been on CWC several times before, the last two times were this episode on September 20, 2024. and a year before that, this episode on November 17, 2023. Today he has brought more Longboard wines to taste and to discuss. Oded Shakked’s episodes on California Wine Country have the distinction of holding the N.1 and N.2 positions for the most traffic (streams plus downloads) among all CWC episodes in the last eight years of the podcast. Congratulations to Oded and Longboard Vineyards! Daedalus Howell begins by remembering that his last film premiered at Longboard Vineyards, as part of what is now the True West Film Fest. Oded Shakked remembers that he liked the movie. 40 Harvests! This morning, Oded Shakked finished his 40th harvest, 28 for Longboard and the rest, for others. He still gets energized during harvest, when you work 12-18 hour days and feel jazzed afterwards. Oded wants to find a balance, for Sauvignon Blanc, using grapes from different regions and 40% in neutral barrels, the rest in stainless steel, so partial ML, but still good natural acidity. They are tasting the 2024 SV from Russian River Valley. A lot of SV has been converted to Pinot Noir, but not this vineyard. “It has a nice snap to it, … green pea… melon… Meyer lemon…” says Dan. It has a character that Oded likes to call sun-dried linen. Dan says that unfortunately, California Chardonnay is produced for people who like something rich. Dan considers those Chardonnays to be cocktail wines. SV is more fascinating because it has more nuances of flavor. In this Chard from Longboard, the ML is subtle. And unlike some New Zealand SVs, it is not too sweet. It is not served too cool, so the flavors are more evident. Watergirl Rosé Oded always wanted to make Rosé, and initially he made it from Syrah. However it did not sell. At the time, Rosé had not yet become fashionable. Most people in Russian River Valley make Rosé from Pinot Noir. Oded makes his Rosé mostly from Grenache, with some Syrah and Caringnane. He is looking for that southern French style. The name Watergirl Rosé comes from the wine’s previous name, which was Wahine. That means a surfer girl in Hawaiian, and nobody knew the word or could pronounce it. Oded is a lifelong surfer. He noticed that whenever there were women in the water, they had to work twice as hard to compete for space to drop in. He has a lot of respect for them because of that and so the wine is named for them. This Watergirl Rosé has juicy berry notes and watermelon at first, then the finish gets a little bit of the red wine component. Later in the show Oded tells the story of how he grew up 100 yards from the beach in Israel. He started surfing as a kid and he still surfs. After his military service he made surfboards for a living, for a while. He would close shop in September and go to surf the west facing beaches in Portugal, Spain and France for months at a time. His interest in wine started in Spain on surf trips, drinking Albariño. It took some time for him to get so interested in wine. A friend of the family told him about a winemaking school in the US, and he took the suggestion. Later, he started Longboard because he wanted to write off his surf trips and admits that at first, he never thought the winery would last, let alone be so successful.

Now that was a heck of a Thursday! EZ Money Conner redeems himself & gets a Black Ferns Tattoo here in studio! 5 Star Fact Conner calls his mum to tell her what he’s up to… Brainrot chat Homework for Sean The Summer I Turned Pretty chat Spoilers goss with listeners Conner’s tattoo REVEAL!

Artie is back after short hiatus to talk about everything that he missed during that time, including the football team going 2-1 and the Rainbow Wahine volleyball team getting things together. On Hawaii football, former UH coach June Jones comes on to talk about the team in their current state and Hawaii wins tomorrow if...? Also, on Rainbow Wahine volleyball, the voice of it on ESPN Honolulu Tiff Wells joins the show to talk about the Wahine moving forward without Tali Hakas.

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Learn about Rainbow Wahine Soccer sophomore midfielder Nalani Damacion's journey from getting into the sport at 4 years old to playing collegiately in the islands.

A chance to sit down with Councillor Bridget Bell representing multiple hapū and marae across the Manawatū District. To understand her journey as a young wahine into the world of a District council in provincial Aotearoa. * Public polls can be triggered by just 5% of voters to overturn council decisions to establish Māori wards. * New Plymouth hīkoi for Māori wards in 2016 (not 2018).

Dave and Tanner talk the NFL's recent acquisition of some equity in ESPN and how that clouds credibility for Tanner and not so much for Dave. Rainbow Wahine assistant coach Derrick Florence joins the show to talk about the Wahine team upcoming, even without their new players in this summer. Matt Chon, general manager of Hawaii football, also joins the show to discuss more about the team and his position.

A new intimate two-part documentary delves into the transformative journeys of three wahine Maori as they prepare to leave prison.

Former Kiwi Fern Charlotte Scanlan chats with Rick & Chappy about the Wahine Warriors facing up against her old team the Newcastle Knights in Round 2 of the NRLW. They also cover over the Warriors head to head against the Knights. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Gary today talks about the NBA after star players Devin Booker and Paolo Banchero sign huge extensions and his opinions on the recent raise in pay for NBA players. Head Rainbow Wahine basketball coach Laura Beeman joins the show as the two discuss the upcoming season as Wahine fans will be watching a team without some of the recognizable faces they've seen the last five seasons. He also discusses the NFL, college sports and sports cliches.

On Friday, K'Lee, Azura & Charlie got to catch up with Laishon Albert-Jones from the Women's Warriors. The girls had their official launch earlier in the week and getting ready for their first game of the NRLW season on July 6 against the Roosters. Up the WAHINE! For more, follow our socials: Instagram Facebook TikTokSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.

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

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).

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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