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Rongoā – Healing Through Indigenous Horsemanship is a long-form podcast exploring healing, hauora, and our interconnected relationships with hōiho/horses, tangata/people, te taiao/nature, and the wider systems we are part of.
Guided by tikanga, wairua, and curiosity, host Ellie brings together tangata hōiho/horse people, practitioners, knowledge holders, and everyday people for meaningful kōrero about wellbeing, connection, remembering, and the wisdom carried through Indigenous ways of knowing.
Through storytelling, lived experience, and wānanga, the podcast explores questions such as:
* What can hōiho teach us about healing and relationships?
* How does disconnection impact the wellbeing of people, horses, and te taiao?
* What insights can mātauranga Māori and indigenous wisdom offer for the way we live, learn, teach, and care for one another?
* How can reconnecting with whenua/land, whakapapa/ancestory, community, and culture support collective hauora/wellbeing?
These conversations are not about extracting knowledge or providing simple answers. Instead, they create space to reflect, remember, and explore together.
Whether you are a horse person, interested in Indigenous wisdom, or simply curious about healing and connection, Rongoā invites you into a journey of looking back to help guide us forward.
"Titiro whakamuri, kōkiri whakamua."
Guided by tikanga, wairua, and curiosity, host Ellie brings together tangata hōiho/horse people, practitioners, knowledge holders, and everyday people for meaningful kōrero about wellbeing, connection, remembering, and the wisdom carried through Indigenous ways of knowing.
Through storytelling, lived experience, and wānanga, the podcast explores questions such as:
* What can hōiho teach us about healing and relationships?
* How does disconnection impact the wellbeing of people, horses, and te taiao?
* What insights can mātauranga Māori and indigenous wisdom offer for the way we live, learn, teach, and care for one another?
* How can reconnecting with whenua/land, whakapapa/ancestory, community, and culture support collective hauora/wellbeing?
These conversations are not about extracting knowledge or providing simple answers. Instead, they create space to reflect, remember, and explore together.
Whether you are a horse person, interested in Indigenous wisdom, or simply curious about healing and connection, Rongoā invites you into a journey of looking back to help guide us forward.
"Titiro whakamuri, kōkiri whakamua."
ホスト:
更新頻度:
biweekly
平均音声長:
64 minutes
ゲストインタビュー
スポンサーがいる
動画ポッドキャスト
英語
ニュージーランド
6 エピソード
2026年6月12日から
episodic
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Nau hoki mai ki tenei terenga o te punua pāpāho o Rongoā - healing through indigenous horsemanship. A podcast where we explore indigenous matauranga/ indigenous wisdom and practices to help guide us in healing the connection to te Taiao, our Hōiho and ourselves.
In this episode I kōre…
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In this episode I dive in to the wānanga|discussion around reclamation of voice through waiata|singing and the healing that it carries into all parts of life and the connection between waiata māori, reo|language, and horses! You can learn more about Hinekoia and her incredible courses here.
Imagine a world where our horses did something not because we forced them to, but because it was the natural result of their hauora across taha wairua, hinengaro, tinana, whānau and whenua. In this episode of Rongoā - Indigenising Mahi Hōiho, Ellie sits down with Aroha Grant of Standfast Stables (T…
In this episode of Rongoā: Healing Through Indigenous Wisdom/Horsemanship, I sit down with Ariana, who works as a coach and soul translator alongside Rangatahi (youth), wāhine, tāne and couples, for a conversation about what it really means to be in community. We talk about the dangers of cancel cu…
In our second episode Ellie talks with long time friend, Shay Wright. Four years ago, Ellie asked Shay "why don't I know what healing looks like in our own culture (Māori)?" And it was his answer that led her on a life changing journey of decolonizing her own life, and horse training.
In this very first episode of Rongoā - Healing Through Indigenous Horsemanship, host Ellie shares the whakapapa of the podcast and the journey that led her here.
From a lifelong relationship with horses to a deeper exploration of healing, te ao Māori, and Indigenous ways of knowing, Ellie refle…
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