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Far Queue Podcast
S1 Review: Ep.22 Tuihana Ohia
Season 1, Ep. 45
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Moana Nui greetings to one and all
Just a heads up that we dive into a Far Queue talanoa around rape in this share so if this is not a conversation you want to entertain, do skip this episode.
Tuihana Ohia brings some much light and love to our hearts in the following gem shares.
"I sit here at 51 starting to learn my "culture"..."
"I love being in this spaces at the moment and "reach out and touch somebody's hand."
"Everyone should shine in their light.
Its taken me a little while to realise that it is ok to shine in my light."
"Only you can recognise your amazingness"
"Somewhere along the line you got to go find it for yourself."
What a way to lead from the from.
#wooway
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