Is This For Credits?
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Is This For Credits?
Join season 2 hosts and English teachers, Pere Durie and Luke McFarlane, as they discuss pūrākau from around the motu and explore how we can weave this into our classroom practice. Season 2 of this NZATE podcast is engineered by Angad Vraich.
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Rerelease (24/11/23) ft. Hamish Bennett – Part 3
We're rereleasing our longer form episodes in shorter cut up parts to fit easier into your listening schedule! Here's a shorter version to listen to o...
Rerelease (24/11/23) ft. Hamish Bennett – Part 2
We're rereleasing our longer form episodes in shorter cut up parts to fit easier into your listening schedule! Here's a shorter version to listen to o...
Rerelease (24/11/23) ft. Hamish Bennett – Part 1
We're rereleasing our longer form episodes in shorter cut up parts to fit easier into your listening schedule! Here's a shorter version to listen to o...
Rerelease (13/10/23) ft. Steph Matuku – Part 2
We're rereleasing our longer form episodes in shorter cut up parts to fit easier into your listening schedule! Here's a shorter version to listen to o...
Rerelease (13/10/23) ft. Steph Matuku – Part 1
We're rereleasing our longer form episodes in shorter cut up parts to fit easier into your listening schedule! Here's a shorter version to listen to o...
Rerelease (13/09/23) ft. Tīhema Baker – Part 2
We're rereleasing our longer form episodes in shorter cut up parts to fit easier into your listening schedule! Here's a shorter version to listen to o...
Rerelease (13/09/23) ft. Tīhema Baker – Part 1
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Rerelease (08/05/23) ft. Tracey Greenwood – Part 2
A shorter version to listen to our original episode from 08/15/23 if you missed it then!
Rerelease (08/05/23) ft. Tracey Greenwood – Part 1
A shorter version to listen to our original episode from 08/15/23 if you missed it then!
Bildungsroman
Hamish Bennett explores the beauty of simplicity in his films and Uproar is no different. In this episode he shares insight into his latest film and i...
The Storyteller
Steph Matuku spins yarns with an endearing humility and a crack up sense of humour. An official hustler by trade, Steph has embraced her ability to te...
Right words - Right time
Tīhema Baker recounts a defining moment that lead to him beginning his first novel at 17 years old. From comic book heroes to Aotearoa Atua - this epi...
Getting Schooled
A brief rundown of the great things happening at the National Library with the Services For Schools guru, Tracey Greenwood. A low key chat filtered wi...
Two blokes, three listeners and some yarns
We're back, baby! New season, new hosts, and we look forward to some brand new interviews.
Join Pere Durie and Luke McFarlane as we launch Seas...
Season 2 Teaser!
NZATE podcast ‘Is This for Credits?’ is back with season 2 hosts Pere Durie and Luke McFarlane. Get to know them and their vision for the episodes ahe...
Hattie Salmon
Hattie Salmon shares three of her poems and talks about how her poetry has evolved since its lively start in secondary school.
Tania Roxborogh - Mana ōrite mō te mātauranga Māori
Author of more than 30 books, teacher for more than 30 years in the English classroom, Proud Ngāti Porou Tania Roxborogh speaks to us about her Master...
Streaming
Streaming is a hot topic in education at the moment. Chris and Philly explore its dimensions and bring Chris Abercrombie from PPTA into the conversati...
Claudia Rozas Gomez - Complex Literature
Claudia shares her personal and professional journey and the urgency she feels that we face some difficult questions about the direction in which our...
Robert Sullivan
Robert Sullivan’s poetry carries with it a sense of mischief as he traverses some of the most urgent and intimate topics in Aotearoa over the last cou...
Khadro Mohamed
Khadro Mohamed speaks to us about losing, and then regaining, her Somali language and how her culture and language influence her poetry. She shares he...
Glenn Colquhoun
As a salve to the challenges of starting a new term Dr Glenn Colquhoun talks to us about his GP practice where he specialises in work with rangitahi....
Airana Ngarewa
Airana Ngarewa epitomises the best New Zealand has to offer to education and writing. Philly first met him while he was completing his Masters in Educ...
Jack Remiel Cottrell - Flash Fiction
Jack reads some of his flash fiction and talks with candour and depth about his time at school with undiagnosed ADHD, his fan fiction, making Sherlock...
Chris and Philly Discuss HOD Life
Both having recently taken over the position of Head of Department in new schools, Chris and Philly discuss their experiences. This is a chance to loo...
Hera Lindsay Bird
Hera Lindsay Bird joined Philly at her place for a drink and we thought – “Let’s record a podcast!”. In spite of her modesty, we gained a great insigh...
Louise Wallace and Starling Mag
Starling Magazine has just published its 13th edition and it is going from strength to strength. We talk with co-editor Louise Wallace about the magaz...
Robust Conversations with Welby Ings
This week’s episode is an investigation into some of the long-established conventions of Secondary English scholarship. Dr Welby Ings joins us and cha...
Owen Marshall and how to study a text
Philly approaches her text studies theme-first; engaging her students with the big ideas and emotions evoked, whereas Chris has a penchant for startin...
Out Here and the Alphabet Book Club
It’s a new year and our podcast kicks things off looking into the recent flourishing of LGBTQIA+ literature in Aotearoa. Chris Tse reads two of his po...
Read NZ; Recaptcha, and You
Welcome to the first episode of the NZATE podcast – We’re very pleased to meet you.
Poet Liz Breslin reads her poem “recaptcha / all I ask is” a...