In our second episode of Te Whē Hāmiora Bailey and Blaise Clotworthy (Te Tūāpapa Mate Āraikore o Aotearoa/New Zealand AIDS Foundation) discuss the whakapapa of the New Zealand AIDS Memorial Quilt Project and how Takatāpui and rainbow communities can be better mokopuna of those we lost in the epidemic. This episode is essential listening for hapori wanting to connect to our collective queer history.
Look forward to more episodes with guests Ramon Te Wake, Meghan Collins, Amy Lautogo, Tangaroa Paul, Atarangi Anderson and Tu Chapman.
Learn more about PrEP here: www.endinghiv.org.nz/PrEP
Explore the Te Tīmatanga digital experience here: www.aucklandpride.org.nz/te-timatanga
This podcast was made possible with the support of Rainbow Youth and Auckland Council.

Te Whē - Episode 3: Te Rea with Amy Lautogo & Tangaroa Paul

Auckland Pride with the support of Rainbow Youth have produced Te Whē, a seven episode podcast series. Hosted by our Kaiwhakahaere Takatāpui Hāmiora Bailey and Creative Director Elyssia Wilson-Heti facilitating kōrero around a multitude of provocations with guests Ramon Te Wake, Meghan Collins, Amy Lautogo, Tangaroa Paul, Atarangi Anderson, Tu Chapman and Blaise Clotworthy.

Get an intimate look into the making of Auckland Pride's first takatāpui festival, Te Tīmatanga with kōrero from the artists, organisers and collaborators. Episodes were recorded in the Albert Park Caretaker's cottage.