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Sep 12, 2026

Sabrina Deana-RogaHOST
16:41
White girls.
Corinne VienHOST
16:42
Jen is Tongan and Hawaiian, and Utah is, like I said, overwhelmingly white.
Corinne VienHOST
16:48
She grew up in the Mormon Church, which did help her, like, acclimate a little bit.
Sabrina Deana-RogaHOST
16:51
Mm-hmm.

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Sabrina Deana-RogaHOST
28:03
Yeah.
Corinne VienHOST
28:04
Jen was born Jennifer Louis on October 1973 in Salt Lake City.
Corinne VienHOST
28:08
She was a part of a large, tight-knit Hawaiian and Tongan family.
Corinne VienHOST
28:12
And according to Jen, when she was just a baby, her maternal grandparents actually took her to Hawaii to live with them, which apparently is, like, a normal thing-
Merenaisi WaqavakatogaGUEST
14:25
And then we have the hen fans, the fuwe.
Merenaisi WaqavakatogaGUEST
14:28
You know, you Tongans do use fuwe, right?
Akanesi KaufusiHOST
14:31
Yeah.
Merenaisi WaqavakatogaGUEST
14:32
That's almonds.
InkelNARRATOR
12:47
Hello? Somali? Hello, chief.
InkelNARRATOR
12:50
Tie the big wire to the picture window, set the telescope to point upon the Tongans, and keep it there.
InkelNARRATOR
12:56
All right, Chief.
InkelNARRATOR
12:57
The picture window was what the natives called Vining's greatest invention.
InkelNARRATOR
17:50
But see, here come our people!' She pointed to the edge of the screen, with a cowan band, creeping behind the rocks by the lakeside, moved slowly toward the invaders.
InkelNARRATOR
17:59
"'They see them! The Tongan warriors see them! Now they will be fighting, and blood upon the grass, and—' "'Hush, child!' said Vining, for the arc-light fluttered, and the picture wavered, and he was all impatience.
InkelNARRATOR
18:12
"'Our people are at the last wall of rocks!' she went on breathing very hard and they stop there the tongan men are coming up the lake side they nearer and nearer but there is no shooting why is there no shooting they want our people to fire and then they will try to rush in and win an old trick they have only single-shot muskets they do not know that our men have repeating rifles there our guns are firing upon them not to much purpose though for the distance is too great Now the Tongans rush in to shoot at short range and make a sweeping victory.
InkelNARRATOR
18:47
That was the trick.
Alexander the GreatHOST
75:25
This is, like, the third time.
Alexander the GreatHOST
75:26
It's probably gonna end at a DQ, I bet, with the fucking motherfucking Tongans or some shit happens there, and then they're like...
Aiden HaystackHOST
75:33
We're going to have a fucking triple
Alexander the GreatHOST
75:35
threat tornado tag between the three of you guys.
CharlieHOST
6:57
You know, as us Pacific Islanders, we Samoans have fa'alaiwe laives.
CharlieHOST
7:01
We, us Tongans, we all chip in if it's a funeral, wedding and all this whole carry on, right? But this particular moment that we had, Flavor Fano, and everyone who's listening, and I'm sure this auntie of mine is listening too.
CharlieHOST
7:14
We were at Garrison's over in Mount Wellington.
CharlieHOST
7:16
Hey, we had dinner.
Guy So SmoothHOST
57:53
It isn't confirmed specifically for Tupapa without its own nomination text.
Guy So SmoothHOST
57:59
So what are they talking about? Between the Samoans and the Tongans, there's this big...
Guy So SmoothHOST
58:07
Everybody talks about the Tongan Samoan wharf.
Guy So SmoothHOST
58:12
And a lot of people use it as a form of if you look online this is basically what i see online my personal opinion everybody and my personal experience they're using it as something that they could drive animosity will develop an animosity towards one another which is funny to me because i see beyond i don't see all the people the pacific as disconnected or being of this someone or tongin or whatever I go back to the origins.
Dan Ward-SmithGUEST
5:54
And I think if you come out of there as a rugby player, you're going to be hard as nails.
Dan Ward-SmithGUEST
5:58
A lot of the guys, a lot of the Tongans moved to New Zealand, which is the soft option, moving to New Zealand.
Dan Ward-SmithGUEST
6:03
The ones that stay in Tonga, they're doing it tough.
Dan Ward-SmithGUEST
6:07
They grow up made out of teak and granite.
MarcoHOST
66:19
That's another thing.
MarcoHOST
66:20
Like, the To- the Tongas, Tongans, they're not related to the [laughs]-
J-BugzHOST
66:24
Yeah
MarcoHOST
66:24
... to them.
Nick MarsicoHOST
8:35
It's gonna go for that long
Kaz WheelerHOST
8:36
... are there any Tongans in this new one? They're, they're, they're only on third, they're only at third base.
Kaz WheelerHOST
8:40
Where are the Tongans?
Nick MarsicoHOST
8:43
Oh, geez.
Kaz WheelerHOST
8:43
Uh, Jeff, I mean, Jeff Cobb's back.
Kaz WheelerHOST
9:07
Yeah
Nick MarsicoHOST
9:07
... honorary Tongan?
Kaz WheelerHOST
9:09
Well, they, they, they co-opted it now, so now it's motherfucking Tongans, so he ain't a Tongan.
Kristian WoolfGUEST
10:44
And it's great what they've done for rugby league over there and, you know, I go back to when we played them on Anzac weekend and, you know, that was an outstanding atmosphere and, um, not too many people were cheering for us.
Kristian WoolfGUEST
10:55
Uh, one thing we do get, we get a few Tongans supporting the Dolphins nowadays, which is great to see.
Corey ParkerHOST
11:00
Yes.
Kristian WoolfGUEST
11:00
Um, but, uh, um, yeah, hopefully a few of our fans get over there and, you know, just give us a little bit of support in the crowd.

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