Ngā Here - The Many Connections
James BeckOver the years I’ve noticed that there are a lot of us who can see that our planet is a bit broken and that how we live as a people in Aotearoa is a bit broken too - and we’ve got some pretty big questions. Questions about what the Bible might have to say about the way we live and care for creation. Questions about how we can deeply connect with the world around us and each other. Questions about ... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||
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Season Four draws to a close in Makarora, surrounded by mountains, glaciers, and braided rivers — landscapes breathtaking in beauty yet marked by the realities of climate change and human impact. James, Waiora, and Andrew reflect on the Noah story on... more
On the road through Central Otago, the team makes a series of unexpected stops — not just at lizard sanctuaries, but at cemeteries. James takes Waiora and Andrew on a tour of his own whakapapa in Naseby, Hamiltons, and St Bathans, telling stories of ... more
We ended the last episode talking about hope — God’s refusal to give up on creation, and the possibility of sanctuaries that protect life. But hope is only real when it sits alongside grief, and in this episode the team wrestles with how to hold both... more
In Central Otago, James, Waiora, and Andrew meet Anna Yeoman, a writer and conservationist whose unexpected love for geckos and skinks grew into years of volunteering, research, and eventually a book. Together they visit Mokomoko Dryland Sanctuary ne... more
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A beautiful light touch as deep and vital matters are explored. Ka pai.
Apple Podcasts5Rev Alli
New Zealand2 years ago - Not just good for New Zealanders!
This podcast is a really beautiful aid to anyone who cares about navigating climate anxiety and issues of colonialism and ecology from a faith perspective. (Even folks like me, living in Europe).
Highly recommend giving it a listen. It’s just so much joy.
Apple Podcasts5Tc2Tü
United States2 years ago - Engaging and thought-provoking
Very relevant to those of us exploring our connection to the whenua through a Christian lens. Easy to listen in on the conversation. Really loved session one and session two is proving just as good.
Apple Podcasts5Little YellaNew Zealand2 years ago - Great listen
Really enjoyed listening in on this conversation and being challenged by what was discussed. High production value, nice job.
Apple Podcasts5NZ chchNew Zealand3 years ago - Kei te pai!
Straight up , the most down to earth podcast have heard. An actual answer to karakia, Refreshing.
This needs more exposure !!
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Engaging deeply with the intersections of spirituality, ecology, and cultural identity, this show examines profound questions about how biblical narratives influence our relationship with the environment and with each other. The discussions often highlight the unique historical and social realities of Aotearoa, particularly focusing on the dynamics between Māori and Pākehā cultures. Episodes are characterized by rich storytelling, theological exploration, and conversation surrounding themes of reconciliation and justice, all framed within the context of caring for creation and addressing issues of colonialism.
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Recent guests on Ngā Here include:
1. Anna Yeoman
2. Daphne Lee
3. John Stenhouse
4. Jay Ruka
5. Te Waka Ruapounamu McLeod
6. Dr. Andrew Shepherd
7. Alastair Rees
8. Tereora Crane
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