HeyJaredChristchurch Invitation
The aftermath of the Christchurch mosque attacks in 2019 produced a sense of unreality; that “this is not us! This is not Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Ep 39: Pedro Ilgenfritz – Physical Theatre: learning who are you are and speaking without words (opens the original)
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How do we speak? What messages do we send out, even unconsciously? We can take three elements: the words you use, your tone of voice, and your body language, and reflect that it's the record of the words spoken that have been held up to history as most significant. E.M.Forster asked "How can I know what I think until I see what I say?" But it's those other two – tone and body – that may sometimes convey far more than the words themselves. I think it was Ralph Waldo Emerson who offered the insigh
Ep 38: Former Mayor Garry Moore – Active citizenship, localism, and how those out of work deserve better (opens the original)
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Is unemployment just a necessary consequence of economic reality or more like a moral choice? Do political differences mean you can’t sit and talk together? What might a recognition of local knowledge and abilities bring that central government might not? Garry Moore “ran out of excuses” against standing for Mayor of Christchurch; was elected, and served for three terms (1998 to 2007). Here we talk about the Mayors Taskforce for Jobs and the power and connections of localism and the talents that
Ep 37: Lyn Cotton & Jolt Dance: rich creative opportunities for the intellectually disabled (opens the original)
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All of our stories invite questions, because history isn’t just about what happened; it’s what gets recorded and retold. It’s about what we see and the assumptions we make. What we learn and the opportunities that arise. So we can ask ‘who is visible in our communities and who is not?’ And today our kōrero is about creating spaces for those with intellectual disabilities; for their voices and stories, through dance. Lyn Cotton is Artistic Director of Jolt – a dance practice that’s all about incl
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