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Planting Seeds Podcast
Raniera Rewiri
Recent Episodes
This episode is a personal favorite – a deep and entertaining kōrero with my good friend, brother, and one of NZ’s funniest comedians, Joe Daymond. Beyond the laughs, Joe shares a real and raw insight into where he is in life right now and the challenges men face with mental health.
We dive into:
✨ Showing up authentically on social media & in real life
✨ Joe’s health & fitness journey and why it matters to him
✨ A powerful segment on men’s mental health – the struggles, the shifts, and what needs to change
✨ The life-changing influence of his younger brother
✨ His upcoming I Hope I Made You Proud tour and why it’s more than just comedy
This kōrero is real, insightful, and inspiring – a mix of deep truths, hard laughs, and valuable takeaways.
🔗 Follow Joe Daymond & His Work: https://www.instagram.com/joe.daymond/
🔗 Purchase Tickets: I Hope I made You Proud Show : https://www.joedaymond.com/tickets
In this vibrant and uplifting kōrero, we sit down withKelly-Aroha Huata, a wāhine Māori who radiates courage, positivity, and passion. Hailing from Ngāti Kahungunu, Kelly shares how the unconditional love from her parents shaped her fearless approach to life.
We dive deep into:
✨ How whānau and upbringing built her confidence and courage
✨ Being fearless as a māmā, partner, and businesswoman
✨ Her love for her people and whenua as the foundation of herOne Acre
✨ The importance of financial education and empowering Māori with pūtea
✨ How she uses her platform to spread positivity and practical tools for growth
This episode is filled with energy, wisdom, and insight – a kōrero that will leave you feeling inspired and ready to step into your own fearlessness.
🔗 Follow Kelly-Aroha Huata:https://www.instagram.com/_oneacre_/
🔗 Support & Purchase One Acre Here:https://oneacre.co.nz/
In this powerful and insightful kōrero, we sit down withRawhitiroa Bosch, the man behind the lens who has dedicated his life to showcasing the magic of Māoridom. More than just a photographer, Rawhitiroa is a staunch activist who uses his craft to amplify the voices of our people.We dive deep into:✨ Following tikanga but sending a clear message at Waitangi✨ The Hīkoi – when people marched from the top of the North Island to Parliament✨ The power of controlling the narrative✨ How this government’s actions have awakened the taniwhaThis episode isn’t just a kōrero – it’s a wake-up call. Rawhitiroa shares his unfiltered thoughts on activism, identity, and the power of kotahitanga in these crucial times.🔗 Stay connected and updated with Rawhitiroa and Toitū te Tiriti, follow the links below ⬇️
https://toitutetiriti.co.nz/https://www.instagram.com/rawhitiroa
In this powerful and raw kōrero, Jase Te Patu shares how his upbringing shaped his purpose, from experiencing his father leaving at a young age to the deep healing journey through te reo Māori.
Jase opens up about:
✨ How toxic fuel drove him to seek external validation
✨ The power of words and how they shaped his identity
✨ Healing generational trauma through te reo Māori
✨ Why he is so passionate about supporting rangatahi
✨ His journey with alcohol, ADHD, and breaking cycles
Now leading Hauora Aotearoa, Jase is dedicated to empowering Māori rangatahi through holistic wellbeing and identity. His story is one of resilience, self-discovery and true inner strength.
Episode Breakdown:
0:00 Intro
3:39 Being raised by nan and koro
10:50 Developing in the early stages of life
14:54 The teacher who believed in me
19:15 ADHD & when dad left
21:55 Always seeking validation
23:30 Resorting to alcohol
27:47 Relationship with alcohol now
32:05 The strength to sit in the challenge
38:54 Suck it up, don’t cry
41:20 Healing with te reo Māori
45:38 Be comfortable being the only Māori
50:20 Tuning in and seeing other people’s mamae
1:00:10 Final words
🔗 Follow Jase Te Patu & Hauora Aotearoa: https://www.hauoraaotearoa.com/