S1 E2 Isle of Arran & Troon, West Coast of Scotland
Jimmy and Nicola stop off in Troon to visit Jimmy's Aunt and Uncle before boarding a ferry to Arran. Whilst there, they take in beautiful scenery, eat and drive a lot! Guests this week include Chef Gordon from seafood restaurant and take away Mara, Aunty Margaret and Uncle Jackie.
Mailani Maka‘īna‘i | Leo Kupa Episode #25
Mailani Makaʻīnaʻi was born and raised in Kailua and Kahaluʻu. A graduate of Maryknoll Schools. She began learning lomilomi in her ohana since the age of 7. Her first lomilomi kumu outside of her ohana was Ronnie Dudoit of Molokai. Mailani attended Uncle Ronnie and Aunty Francineʻs teaching in 19…
GBA 302 Nicole Henriksen
In GBA 302 we get better acquainted with Nicole Henriksen. She talks about stripping, making comedy, making theatre, flyering and other forms of work and performance, being vulnerable and open in a world that discourages these qualities, living with anxiety and being a robot in human skin. I also g…
GBA 125 Aunty Margaret
In GBA 125 we get better acquainted with my Aunty Margaret. We learn a lot about each other that we didn't know in a conversation that covers singing in choirs, suicide attempts, God, the WI, depression, medication, boarding school, yoga and more.
It's a really special moment captured on microphon…
GBA 226 Cheryl
In GBA 226 we get better acquainted with Cheryl. She tells the story of when as a result of misunderstandings and other circumstantial issues she was taken from her home by the police and put into a mental institution against her will. This experience changed her understanding of the human rights a…
Both Ends of the Rainbow ~ Gloria Ku'uleialoha
If you feel stuck, lost, confused or alone on your journey you can learn how to use your guidance, thoughts and energy to shift your life. If you are wondering are you on the correct life path for your purpose and wandering you may learn ways to evaluate where you are out of balance and how you can…
Feeling kinship: Recognising and supporting Aboriginal Families
Cultural background and kinship connections are foundational principles that are recognised and incorporated into Australian family services and systems. These principles are however applied differently in the state based child protection system and the federal family law system.
In this episode …
Aunty Margaret Culbong
Aunty Margaret is a trailblazer. In our yarn today we'll hear how this smart kid from the bush went on to revolutionise health care services for Aboriginal people in Western Australia. A life’s work that earned her an Honorary Doctorate of Science.
Ni! means listen was produced by Community Arts Ne…
Feeling kinship: Recognising and supporting Aboriginal Families
Cultural background and kinship connections are foundational principles that are recognised and incorporated into Australian family services and systems. These principles are however applied differently in the state based child protection system and the federal family law system.
In this episode …
Tony Blackburn and Dermot O'Leary go head to head!
Scott's pitting Dermot O'Leary and Tony Blackburn against each other for a dad joke-off. They're the kings of terrible jokes on Radio 2, but whose gags are worst?
Joe Lycett has made a bet with his Aunty Margaret. He's on the show to explain and talk about his new Channel 4 show... and Margaret dro…
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