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Hosted by Melanie Nelson · education · EN-NZ
Melanie Nelson seeks to foster mutual understanding between Māori and Pākehā in Aotearoa. Long-form conversations enable learning, insight and positive change. Topics are diverse ranging from te reo to the arts, and te Tiriti to the environment.
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Signup to Generate a PitchMelanie Nelson seeks to foster mutual understanding between Māori and Pākehā in Aotearoa. Long-form conversations enable learning, insight and positive change. Topics are diverse ranging from te reo to the arts, and te Tiriti to the environment.
Weaving our Worlds is hosted by Melanie Nelson. The show has published 14 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "#13: Around the Treaty in 100 Pages: Ross Calman Makes History Accessible" (22 August 2025, 43 minutes), "#12: Avril Bell - Becoming Tangata Tiriti: Relationships, Responsibility, and Reflections" (4 August 2025, 73 minutes), and "#11: Angela Wanhalla & Erica Newman - Māori on the Home Front: Resilience, Rangatiratanga, and Wartime Mobilisation" (5 February 2025, 76 minutes).
Weaving our Worlds publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 60 minutes across 14 episodes.
Booking probability for Weaving our Worlds is 17%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Weaving our Worlds requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Weaving our Worlds's contact route on record: public web form.
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Melanie Nelson hosts Weaving our Worlds, an education podcast with 14 episodes published.
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Weaving our Worlds
<p>Video episode available on my Substack. </p><p>Ross Calman (Ngāi Tahu, Ngāti Toa Rangatira, Ngāti Raukawa) is a writer, historian, and translator whose award-winning book Te Tiriti o Waitangi offers one of the most...
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<p>In this thoughtful and timely episode of Weaving Our Worlds, Melanie is joined by sociologist and author Avril Bell to explore the themes of her book, Becoming Tangata Tiriti: Working with Māori, Honouring the...
Weaving our Worlds
<p>In this episode of Weaving Our Worlds, Melanie sits down with historians Angela Wanhalla and Erica Newman to delve into the untold stories behind the recent dual publications, Te Hau Kāinga: The Māori Home Front...
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<p>In this episode, the tables are turned. Thanks to Bryan Bruce Investigates for initiating and sharing this podcast episode where he interviews Melanie Nelson, the host of the Weaving our Worlds podcast and the...
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<p>This is the debut episode of my new podcast, Coherent. Listeners of Weaving our Worlds might find it of interest. It's available on most podcast platforms. <br/><br/>On the Coherent podcast Melanie Nelson hosts...
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<p>In this thought-provoking episode, Sarah Hopkinson, a māmā, curriculum designer, urban farmer, and storyteller, joins Melanie to unravel the intricate threads of identity, ancestry, and the environment...
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<p>In this insightful episode, Melanie Nelson sits down with Jen Margaret, a dedicated advocate and educator for te Tiriti o Waitangi. Jen has spent over 30 years championing the importance of te Tiriti and the...
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<p>Dr Jeremy Tātere MacLeod joins Melanie to talk about the upcoming celebration of te reo Māori - the first national Māori language festival, Toitū te Reo. He shares about the inspiration and focus of the festival, its...
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<p>Beth Tupara-Katene joins Melanie to share the findings of research project Tangaroa Ararau. The project has focused on how to put Tangaroa and Hinemoana (the ocean) at the centre of marine governance, with decisions...
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<p>Dr Jessica Hutchings talks about Māori and indigenous food sovereignty, and her practice of this in her own life, through growing food, research and sharing knowledge. She articulates her views on GMOs and the risks...
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<p>Alex Barnes talks about the complexities and benefits co-governance education in Aotearoa through application of te Tiriti o Waitangi, the subject of his recently completed PhD. We also discuss some of our...
Episode #3
<p>Hona Black talks about Māori wit and humour and his efforts to help revitalise that particular aspect of te reo. He shares his experience growing up in a Māori speaking household and kura kaupapa, and the challenges...
Episode #2
<p>Dame Anne Salmond talks about her experience of walking between worlds over the past 50 years, witnessing racism and injustice, and working to grow understanding. <br/><br/>She shares her views on any moves by the...
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<p>Whirimako Black speaks openly about memories of her early life in Te Urewera and Kawerau and how that has shaped her life and career. She shares her love of mōteatea, her reo and culture, and desire to share that...
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