CSC Today 19-04-2017 - 93 - Social Wellbeing Forum, & Julie Miller from Te Manawa Family Services
Fraser and Michelle discuss:
Training; Social Wellbeing Forum 2017; NZ Navigator/Community Net Aotearoa; And more!
Featured Interview:
Julie Miller - Te Manawa Family Services
Featured Music:
Fred Dagg and Friends - We Don't Know How Lucky We Are
Grayson Gilmore - Look To The Stars
Kuki Koori - Fat Freddy's Drop keyboardist and an artist VJ
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An audio visual spectacle which combines live digital painting and and improvised electronic musical performance, Kuki Koori is the brainchild of Fat Freddy Drop's Iain Gordon aka Kuki and artist and VJ Mick Finn aka Koori. Mark Amery visited the pair in Iain's Paekakariki studio, ge…
52 Andy Lowe: CEO, Te Manawa
From a very average mechanic, to puppeteer, to managing touring exhibitions at Te Papa, and then CEO of Te Manawa...this chat with Andy Lowe was always going to be an interesting one, and then some! As he would say, his has not been a 'normal life', and nothing he's done has come easily, but what a…
S2, E1: Rugby Union in New Zealand
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Season 2, Episode 1 takes us to the nation of New Zealand to learn about their connection with rugby union. Representing the sport in New Zealand is Stephen Berg, Director of the New Zealand Rugby Museum.SHOW NOTES05:47 - Rugby union rules08:55 - History of rugby union in New Zealand…
Featured Interview: Kirsty Porter (Last Light Date Night at Te Manawa 05-04-25)
Hugh chats to Kirsty Porter about the "Last Light Date Night" coming up at Te Manawa for the launch of the "Manawatū Now" exhibition on the 5th of April.
A community interview from the Morning Show on Manawatū People's Radio, produced with the support of New Zealand On Air
Featured Interview: Kirsty Porter ('Manawatū Now' exhibition at Te Manawa)
Hugh chats to Kirsty Porter about the new exhibition "Manawatū Now" (opening at Te Manawa on the 5th of April) and the paintings of hers which are included in the show.
A community interview from the Morning Show on Manawatū People's Radio, produced with the support of New Zealand On Air
Keeping Our Taonga Warm
After touring the U.S., Te Māori came home. It was a hit. It also sparked significant change in the way museums operated in Aotearoa, with ramifications still felt today. We meet a woman who led that charge.
Image courtesy of Te Manawa
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