Hongi to Hāngī: And Everything in Between - Season 2

Season 2

Episodes

Hongi to Hāngī: Matariki Special
Hongi to Hāngī returns to answer all the questions you had about te ao Māori but were too afraid to ask, with a special episode celebrating our newest public holiday: Matariki.

Hongi to Hāngī: Waiata Special
Tāmati Rīmene-Sproat asks the question in Māori Language week "Why is waiata so important to Māori?" We hear the old favourite songs and look at the role waiata have played in nation building.

Hongi to Hangi: Waitangi Day Special
Tāmati Rīmene-Sproat takes us to Waitangi where we visit the Waitangi Treaty grounds, Te Tii marae and the famous Waitangi bridge – site of manu dives and protest action.
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