by Sam G | Jul 19, 2017 | TE REO RANGAHAU - PROF. TAI BLACK
This week on Reo Rangahau Tai brought with him into the studio, four Masters students: Te Kei, Kereama, Martin and Haani. He introduced a portion of their wananga Te Reo o Nga Tohunga. Listen to Ahorangi Taiarahia Black as he explains what a whakataki is and does for...
by Sam G | Jun 15, 2017 | TE REO RANGAHAU - PROF. TAI BLACK
Tai shares a meeting with an Indigenous visitor from Sydney who saw a video on YouTube about Reo Rangahau and followed up on its resources which lead him to Te Whare Wananga o Awanuiarangi for more investigation in relation to recovery of his own language which for...
by Sam G | Jun 7, 2017 | TE REO RANGAHAU - PROF. TAI BLACK
This week in Te Reo Rangahau Tai introduces Parearau as a repository source for our next generations. He cites her writings of ancestors and waiata as examples of her work in progress as she enters into the PhD era researching, writing and confirming her findings in...
by Sam G | May 25, 2017 | TE REO RANGAHAU - PROF. TAI BLACK
This week Tai spoke about the important aspects of reo retention by the many media technology available to us. In his korero, he included TumekeFM, Maui Productions and Te Whare Wananga o Awanuiarangi as such media with both input and outlet avenues available to...
by Sam G | May 18, 2017 | TE REO RANGAHAU - PROF. TAI BLACK
This week on Te Reo Rangahau we look at the concept AUAU AU TE PO – a metaphor for people discussing issues at night in order to face the morrow or the next day. It is most often at night that the hinengaro or mind becomes active when people meet each other...
by Sam G | May 11, 2017 | TE REO RANGAHAU - PROF. TAI BLACK
This week, Wiremu was joined by Taiarahia Black and Reuben Collier. The pair discussed topics and themes required by a Student within a PHD researc. Reuben Collier and Hauiti Hakopa are kairangi tauira with Ahorangi Taiarahia Black. Wiremu posed the question to Tai...
