Hello! It’s been a blast but all good things must come to an end & I’ve decided to end my podcast in 2022. Join me with our favourite reoccurring guest (my Baby Sis Aisha-Grace) as we reminisce about the last 2 years & say our final goodbyes 😭😭😭.

In this episode I interview Ruby Wineti, a Rotorua native about her move to the Big Smoke of Auckland.

In one of my final episodes for 2022 I interview small Māori female small business owner PJ Shepherd about what made her want to start to her own business & what has helped her become so successful

In this episode I discuss my thoughts about the human need for worship

In this episode I talk to Phd student Sam Pilisi about his Masters Thesis. His thesis was about Polynesian tertiary students & educational success.

In this episode I discuss my journey away from feminism & why I believe it hurts black & brown communities the most.

In this episode I talk to community leader Dinah about her journey in self discovery & how it helped her to find a purpose for her life.

In this episode your favourite Kiwi Bachelorettes - Rita & I, discuss whether social media & our modern approaches to sexuality has resulted in people becoming more intimate & fulfilled.

In this episode my special guest is Polynesian Panther Founder Will ‘Ilolahia. The Polynesian Panther Party was a revolutionary social justice movement formed to target racial inequalities carried out against indigenous Māori and Pacific Islanders in Auckland, New Zealand.

In this episode I explain how I feel now about the whole Black Lives Matter movement - especially as news of financial corruption by the actual organisation has now surfaced.

It’s school holidays! 🎉- In this episode my Baby Sis Grace tells us about her first time visiting the snow ⛷✨

In this episode I discuss my thoughts about the monarchy system - drawing on my experiences living in Tonga 🇹🇴❤️❤️❤️❤️

Happy Tongan Language Week Aotearoa- NZ! To celebrate we talk to Tongan Journalist John Pulu 🇹🇴🇹🇴🇹🇴❤️❤️❤️

In this episode we celebrate N.Z’s National Poetry Day by talking with Māori Poet & community leader Troy Baker. Troy Baker has led various organisations throughout his career & is currently a manager at South Seas Healthcare Trust. He regularly writes poetry that address identity issues & his thoughts about life.

It’s been a minute!. In this episode I talk about the greatest story ever told & why I believe in it - That A Good Creator would pay the ultimate price for his creation so that we would have a relationship with Him.

In this episode I throw back to Waitangi Weekend 2022 & discuss what I understand about issues to do with The Treaty Of Waitangi - considered to be one of Aotearoa, N.Zs founding documents.

In this episode I talk with my cousin, Siosifa “Sifa” Pole, who is a Civil engineer & works as a manager for Watercare N.Z. Sifa talks about his journey in becoming an engineer & how it has been working in his chosen profession as one of the few Pasifika engineers in the workplace. He is passionate about promoting engineering as a career choice amongst Pasifika youth.

In this episode I share my ideas about how we discover our natural gifts & how we can use them to point us towards our purpose in life⭐️.

In this episode I celebrate Aotearoa Music Month by having a korero with Nigerian-Kiwi musician Mazbou Q. We talk about the emerging African-Kiwi identity, the NZ Hip Hop scene & what the future holds for him in music.

In this episode we celebrate the first ever Sisters Day by talking to its founder - my baby sis Aisha Mary Grace