Eco Living in Action: Cleaner Waterways and Transitional Engineering

Maureen Howard is a sustainable practice educator and communicator based in Dunedin.
In the first half of today's episode, Maureen speaks out for cleaner waterways with Dr Mike Joy, a fresh water ecologist working out of Wellington.
Her guest for the second half is Prof. Susan Krumdieck from the College of Engineering at the Universitay of Canterbury. They talk about transitional engineering and how we can move society away from a fossil-dependent culture.

Duration: 00:50:16 | Date: 10 August, 2019

Community Circle - Parihaka Peace Walk

Recorded at the Community Circle in June 2017, and focuses on the Parihaka Peace Walk, led by then-Mayor, Andrew Judd.
The sound quality is not the best as it was recorded live at the Council Chambers, bit it is important conversation that is well worth listening to, again and again.

Duration: 00:54:56 | Date: 3 August, 2019

Melissa Jacobsen Rotokare

Melissa Jacobsen is interviewed by Renee Manella about Taranaki’s Rotokare Pest-Free Island

Duration: 00:45:35 | Date: 27 July, 2019

Kay Baxter Kaonga Gardens

Seed saving, heritage plants, intergenerational abundance. How Kay became the leading repository of NZ seed stock.

Duration: 00:45:12 | Date: 20 July, 2019

Adnan Belushi_Future Humans Lab

Duration: 00:52:08 | Date: 13 July, 2019

Ben Shewry - Why Indigenous Food

Taranaki's own internationally renowned chef, Ben Shewry, speaks about the values and experiences which formed him and the power of indigenous food and relationships.

Duration: 00:55:41 | Date: 7 July, 2019

Community Circle June 2019 Jenny Rowan And Nicola Ngarewa

Jenny Rowan talks about the Climate Change and Consciousness Conference that she recently attended
Nicola talks about the changing face of education

Duration: 00:28:31 | Date: 29 June, 2019

Just Transition Summit Keynote Address Kate Raworth-Economist And Author Of Doughnut Economics

Duration: 00:43:53 | Date: 22 June, 2019

Speaking Race Unity

A selection of speeches presented by New Plymouth students in the recent Race Unity Speech competition (including the national winner of the competition).

Duration: 00:56:16 | Date: 15 June, 2019

All You Can Eat Pt2

WHAT WILL THE AGRI FOOD SECTOR OF TOMORROW LOOK LIKE?
Technology is changing the way we eat, farm and produce food, so what does a future-focused mindset mean for the Agrifood sector in Taranaki and wider New Zealand?
Organised by Venture Taranaki, in collaboration with Massey Business School, this event brought together a panel of leading agribusiness thinkers and designers on a range of subjects: from smart farming, sustainability, global trends and growing customer sophistication, to the realities of starting a food business and cracking the food value puzzle.
Their exciting presentations will undoubtedly give you plenty of food for thought.

Duration: 00:27:36 | Date: 1 June, 2019

London Reuters Correspondent Matthew Green: The Future of Journalists' Responsibility

In this interview, recorded during the recent Climate Change and Consciousness Our Legacy for Earth Conference, Alessandra meets Matthew Green. Matthew is the Climate Correspondent for Reuters London.

Duration: 00:45:57 | Date: 8 June, 2019

All You Can Eat Pt1

WHAT WILL THE AGRI FOOD SECTOR OF TOMORROW LOOK LIKE?
Technology is changing the way we eat, farm and produce food, so what does a future-focused mindset mean for the Agrifood sector in Taranaki and wider New Zealand?
Organised by Venture Taranaki, in collaboration with Massey Business School, this event brought together a panel of leading agribusiness thinkers and designers on a range of subjects: from smart farming, sustainability, global trends and growing customer sophistication, to the realities of starting a food business and cracking the food value puzzle.
Their exciting presentations will undoubtedly give you plenty of food for thought.

Duration: 00:57:20 | Date: 25 May, 2019

Nanny Maata Meets Pauline

Duration: 01:00:43 | Date: 18 May, 2019