Pathfinders

PG Meet some of Aotearoa's living legends, the Māori leaders who were raised through the challenging years where te reo Māori was shunned.

G Dennis Marsh, country boy turned country music legend. His story is one of perse-verance and strength. Passion and faith have given him a lease on life that will sur-prise most.

G Traci Houpapa, an award-winning company director and named as one of the most influential women in the world by BBC paves waves for future generations in Aotearoa.

G Emily Karaka is one of New Zealand’s foremost cutting-edge painters. This episode explores her personal story and her unique perspective on the cultural and historical issues of Aotearoa.

G One of NZ’s most renowned actors, Rawiri Paratene talks to us about his life as an actor, an activist and how aphasia has affected his work, but not his wit.

PGC Dr. Ella Henry is an agent of change, her contributions to education, treaty justice, media and politics has meant that she has paved the way for generations to come. A brilliant mind of our time.

G Rugby League legend Howie Tamati tackles the highs and lows of his career – from his hometown in Waitara, Taranaki.

PG John Miller is an award-winning photographer renowned for his documentation of protest movements in Aotearoa. His life journey is one that has encapsulated our most significant historical events.

PGLC Hinewirangi Kohu-Morgan, a poet, healer, social activist and founder of the first Māori women’s refuge. A pillar in the Māori world turning her lived experience into restorative action and healing.

G Trevor Maxwell is a pioneer of Kapa Haka. He lives within his community – Awahou, Rotorua and is the longest serving councilman in New Zealand. His story is one of love, loss and leadership.