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Barbecue culture is huge, but what about the unique meat smoking scene in New Zealand? You and I will explore how we do it here at home, share my experiances, knowledge, and talk to others with the same passion. Competition pitmasters, casual backyard smokers, as well as other experts in various fields of barbeque. Instagram: @lowandslowpodcast Facebook: Low and Slow Aotearoa Youtube: @lowandslowpodcast

Listen to artists and change-makers offer fresh perspectives on how they’re responding to global issues and trends affecting arts practice.Brought to you by Creative New Zealand’s International Programme – helping artists navigate the shifting tides of the evolving global context. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is the Arts in Aotearoa podcast. In this weekly podcast series, we talk to people who are making, curating, organizing, or researching the arts in New Zealand. This podcast was recorded and aired at Wellington Access Radio. Thanks to NZ on Air for funding Access Media. You can find Wellington Access Radio at accessradio.org.nz or by tuning into 106.1FM.

Welcome to Emerging Aotearoa. Bringing you short stories, poetry, music and more from emerging artists in Aotearoa. Tales to warm your heart, chill you to the bone or bring a new perspective.

Step into the transformative world of art education within New Zealand's prisons with "Art Inside," a compelling seven-part audio series presented by Arts Access Aotearoa. In each episode, "Art Inside" introduces listeners to the dedicated artists who bring their creative expertise to prisons across New Zealand, and to stories from former prisoners whose lives have been forever changed by the arts they learned while within New Zealand's justice system.Join us as we delve deep into the stories of resilience, redemption, and creativity, gaining unique insights into the transformative power of ...

Arts Access Aotearoa is a national organisation, based in Wellington, New Zealand. Its purpose is to increase access to the arts for people who experience barriers to participation as artists, performers, audience members, and gallery and museum visitors. It does this by working in the disability, mental health and Deaf communities, and through a network of community arts organisations called creative spaces. It also works with the professional arts sector to help them improve their access to Deaf and disabled audiences. Arts Access Aotearoa advises the Department of Corrections on its arts ...

A guide to the spectacular oddities of the New Zealand forest, by the bestselling author of The Meaning of Trees and Secrets of the Sea Deep in the forest, in places you would never think to look, are some of the most remarkable creatures. Overlooked and unsung, this is the forgotten forest: a...

Even without a national pavilion, 2024 proved to be an historic year for Aotearoa artists in Venice, with the most artists from Aotearoa New Zealand – and the most Ngā toi Māori artists – to ever feature at the Venice Biennale and parallel events. Listen to the artists as they unravel the processes, inspirations and politics behind presenting at the world’s most prestigious contemporary art event and simultaneous exhibitions in Venice.FEATURED ARTISTSAreez KatkiBrett Graham (Ngāti Koroki Kahukura, Tainui)Caitlin DevoyElisapeta Hinemoa Heta (Ngātiwai, Ngāpuhi, Waikato Tainui, ...