PG, William meets up with his inspirational friend Leighton Swann and his family who have opened up their home and their hearts, fostering special needs adults.
PG, William Waiirua visits Tamati Pearse, a real inspriation. Tamati is blind and against all odds he runs marathons, plays cricket, and he packs a mean left hook. But does Tamati have what it takes to to be a morning radio host?
PG, William visits principal of Spotswood College, Nicola Ngarewa. Nicola is no ordinary principal, she created a space where teachers & students are empowered to think outside the square.
PG, . This week we meet Tomai Te Peeti, the owner of ‘Most Faded Barbers’. It’s no ordinary barber shop, Tomai uses the challenges that he once faced to help save rangatahi, one cut at a time.
PG, Back in the hustle & bustle of Auckland city William connects with his long-time friend & cafe owner, Reuben. They share stories of life in NZ, and Reuben shares his desire to perform a hak
PG, This week, William meets entrepreneur, Renee MacDonald from Soul Sisters Kombucha. William learns of how Renee’s reconnection to whanau, whakapapa and whenua saved her life.
Rewi Spraggon is a man of many talents – a chef, a carver, musician and artist – but a hāngi master at his core. Where will his passion for hāngi take him next?
Atamira Tumarae-Nuku, a Maungapōhatu local welcomes Tait Burge, an inner-city Wellington conservationist to Te Urewera. How do we protect our land when we are disconnected from it?
G, From the top of the North Island, to the bottom of the South, ‘The New Zealanders visits the nooks and crannies of Aotearoa, where viewers get an insight to the lives of the country’s diver