
Kia Pākiki Canterbury is a monthly podcast presented by the Canterbury branch of the Royal Society Te Apārangi. “Kia pākiki” means “be curious” and each month we’ll explore research and mahi in science, technology, and the humanities, here in Canterbury and further afield. Science, society, and the ideas that shape our lives — Kia Pākiki, Canterbury!
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Science | |||

Shea Esterling from Canterbury University discusses her work researching indigenous rights and dark sky sites in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand. An edited version of this interview appears in Episode 10.
Visiting Erskine Fellow at the University of Canterbury, astronomy professor Samantha Lawler from the University of Regina, Canada, talks deep space and dark skies. An edited version of this interview appears in Episode 10.
Our July episode is a celebration of Matariki and the stars. Canterbury University Indigenous philosopher Emma Maurice discusses Matariki as it's observed in Te Waipounamu/the South Island and in her whānau. Then, visiting Erskine Fellow at the Unive... more
Molecular biologist Samarth shares fascinating research about plants and their abilities – including why they really do like classical music. Then Guiseppe Loporcaro discusses concrete 3D printing for the construction industry. Lastly, Adrian intervi... more
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A Canterbury-based science and humanities podcast blends field science, policy context, archaeology, education, and public engagement. Across recent episodes, listeners encounter biodiversity and predator-control discussions tied to local ecosystems, hands-on conservation work, and practical field methods; interwoven are explorations of cultural memory, post-quake heritage, and community education initiatives. A standout trait is the consistent pairing of rigorous research with accessible storytelling—often featuring scientists, educators, and heritage professionals who bring local relevance to global ideas, from AI in classrooms to urban ecology and public monuments. The show likely appeals to curious, knowledge-hungry listeners who value ... more
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Recent guests on Kia Pākiki Canterbury include:
1. Samantha Lawler
2. Emma Maurice
3. Shea Esterling
4. Guiseppe Loporcaro
5. John Marris
6. Mike Steenson
7. Gary Morrison
8. Mateus Detoni
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