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Hosted by National Council of Women Wellington · arts · EN-US
Join our hosts are we interview inspirational guests who are leading change in their fields within the country, and the globe. We champion the work Wellington women are achieving in their respective fields and amplify their voices in the community. This podcast is brought to you by the National Council of Women Wellington Branch. Available on Access Radio, and our Zoom calls can be found on https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuYNLhj7bYyEmUqi_e8VKqg You can also find us by searching "Consersations with Wahine" on facebook and instagram
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Booking probability
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Selective
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Signup to Generate a PitchJoin our hosts are we interview inspirational guests who are leading change in their fields within the country, and the globe. We champion the work Wellington women are achieving in their respective fields and amplify their voices in the community. This podcast is brought to you by the National Council of Women Wellington Branch.
Recent episodes include "Episode 206: Ingrid Leary" (22 October 2026, 63 minutes), "Episode 203: Lindy Jacomb" (20 October 2026, 125 minutes), and "Episode 202: Petrina D'Rozario" (17 October 2026, 58 minutes).
Conversations With Wāhine publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 57 minutes across 210 episodes.
Booking probability for Conversations With Wāhine is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Conversations With Wāhine requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Conversations With Wāhine's contact route on record: public web form.
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Conversations With Wāhine is an arts podcast with 210 episodes published.
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Conversations With Wāhine
Harita interviews Ingrid Leary. Born in Germany to a German aristocrat mother and a Kiwi father, German was her first language. Her family later moved to New Zealand, where her father overcame severe generational...
Conversations With Wāhine
Every so often, you meet someone whose life story doesn't just make you pause—it demands that you look closer at the invisible structures of power, control, and resilience operating right in our backyard. Lindy...
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Harita chats to Petrina D'Rozario. The power of cinema to connect distant corners of the world, break institutional barriers, and give a voice to diverse communities is magical. Petrina has spent her life at the...
Conversations With Wāhine
Harita interviews Paloma Schneideman and Ani Palmer. What does it mean to be a teenage girl who desperately wants to be seen as an adult, but deeply needs to be loved like a child? In this episode, we chat to the...
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Harita interviews Tom Rutherford and Suze Redmayne. When we talk about the future of New Zealand, it is easy to get caught up in the big, noisy headlines coming out of the Beehive. But if you want to understand where...
Conversations With Wāhine
Sophie and Harita interview Kate McDonald. If you’ve ever walked into a crowded room in Wellington and felt the electric, collective buzz of people talking about books, ideas, and storytelling, chances are today's guest...
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Sophie and Harita interview Ricardo Menendez March. When we look at the state of politics today, it's easy to get caught up in the daily media cycle—the quick soundbites, the political sparring, and the surface-level...
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Harita interviews Nancy Lu. Nancy is a Member of the New Zealand Parliament representing the National Party , a distinguished chartered accountant, and a dedicated advocate for diverse communities and working families...
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Harita and her brother Avinash interview Mariameno Kapa-Kingi Mariameno Kapa‑Kingi has strong whakapapa connections across Te Aupōuri, Ngāpuhi nui tonu, Waikato and Te Whānau‑ā‑Apanui. She is the Member of Parliament...
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Harita and Suravi interview Sashi Perera. Sashi is a Sri Lankan-Australian comedian, writer, and self-described 'recovering lawyer'. For a decade, Sashi worked across the globe as an international refugee lawyer for the...
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Harita interviews Lee Martin. Renowned singer-songwriter Lee Martin delivers a poignant reflection on life’s unpredictable journey with her latest indie-soul offering, ‘5 Year Plan’. This evocative track captures the...
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Following hot on the heels of her previous Live Harder single releases ‘Good Enough’ and ‘ Twelve Feet Under ’, latest stand-out track ‘Dizzying’ captures the emotional tension between both wanting and fearing love. A...
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Aisling Waldron is a Senior policy Advisor at Family Violence and Sexual Violence Prevention Center and serves on the Governance Board of ECPAT Child Alert. She previously led Prevention and Education initiatives at the...
Episode #190
Content Warning: sexual themes, including rough sex and strangulation/choking. Award winning educator and researcher, Samantha's research interests are in gender-based violence and abuse, and she is an internationally...
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Bryn &Ku’s Singles Club returns for season 2 bringing with it, new relationships, big milestones, but with the same heartfelt friendship and comedy that got the first season of the docuseries nominated for Best Factual...
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Harita and Haley interview Wellington filmmaker Isabel Corfiatis ahead of the Doc Edge Film Festival 2026 about her debut feature documentary "Music and the Mystical Experience", screening in Auckland from 24 June to 12...
Episode #187
What role can museums play in inspiring the next generation of innovators, scientists, and creative thinkers? In this episode, Laura is joined by Elizabeth Cotton and Julie Baker from MOTAT (the Museum of Transport and...
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<p>Caught in the legislative machinery of “move-on” orders, Connie, a young wahine Māori - finds herself in a police holding cell where everything is in question: her freedom, her future, and whether survival is even...
Episode #181
<p>Anita Lowry (Ngāti Kahungunu ki te Wairoa , Ngāti Porou) is the Chief Executive of RespectEd Aotearoa, a charitable trust dedicated to an Aotearoa free from sexual violence and its harm. She has a background in union...
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<p>Paige Tapara is a New Zealand singer-songwriter and key team member at Play It Strange, a trust facilitating youth songwriting, where she works in marketing, operations, and mentorship. Known for her own pop success...
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