Anika Moa

And, you know, what's great, she really laid the platform, you know, to be so open.

And, you know, Anika Moa, we have Jenny Mae Coffin, we have Gilbert Anoka, we have Sean Johnson.

There's athletes, there's celebrities, there's... um you know sports uh people and experts it's just it's a it's an amazing experience for me

and what are some of the things that like what is not not sort of what is the purpose of it but you'll you'll touch on a lot of issues like i see anxieties there and immediately i was like well that's me yeah what is the thing that someone like me who may be suffering with something like this or any of the other themes you touch on what is the takeaway that we might get

There are moments where they're really tapping into some of the, the scars of the past, uh, and also allowing us to hear about their learnings.

You know, uh, uh, Anika Moa, uh, we've got Aisha Scott, we've got Gilbert Enoka.

We've got, um, a mixture of, uh, athletes and celebrities and experts, and what was amazing for me was how they were able to go deep.

Uh, and I think one of the, one of the things, Jim, that I decided to do when I first met them was I went to the hair and makeup room with them, and I'd spend 45 minutes just chatting away, uh, because I knew that if I could really build a rapport, then when they came on screen, we could go deep, and it worked.

With me in the studio now is a very talented Kiwi musician.

He was the original drummer for Supergroove, went to play with the likes of Shea Fu, Anika Moa and Brooke Fraser and these days he's one half of Midway Breaks.

Paul Russell, welcome to Hauraki.

Thanks for having me, Bec.

Well, when we started the Sounds Fun events, we started filming those, too, and you can find highlights from nearly all of those shows on our channel, Treehut TV, as well.

There's Anika Moa, Kath B, Music with Michael, Spellodies, Loopy Tunes, and of course, me.

[laughs] I get to sing songs at the Sounds Fun shows and in the Sounds Fun music videos as well.

And you can enjoy the highlights from Sounds Fun by visiting our channel, Treehut TV.

I'm Selita, a diabetes nurse from Aotearoa Diabetes Collective.

Today, I'm joined on the couch by our diabeсти, Anika Moa.

And we're chatting with Gemma, an incredible mama who's here to share her daughter Tiara's journey of being diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at just eight months old.

Gemma is a business owner, a content creator, a big sister, a partner, and most importantly, she's a mama.

Joey's here next with The Construction Song.

Also, Suzy tells us what's new on our YouTube channels, and there's a song from Anika Moa.

Lots of fun still to come.

Suzy and Friends.

For links to the YouTube channels and heaps more cool Suzy Cato stuff you can start at Suzy's website.

Good place to start suzy.co.nz. That's S-U-Z-Y .co.nz.

Now it's a song from our friend Anika Moa.

Are you ready to count with Anika? Oh, good.

I don't think I've told you guys this, but big news.

I go to the same gym as Anika Moa.

Shut up.

Actually, Chris Mack from 660 goes to mine, and I saw him just two days ago.