History of Aotearoa New Zealand Podcast

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135 - Back Into The Blue

History of Aotearoa New Zealand Podcast

06/14/24 • 25 min

Abel Tasman and his crew were successfully scared off by Ngāti Tūmatakōkiri at Mohua/Golden Bay after a brief skirmish. Today we will follow the Dutch as they make their way north along Aotearoa's coast before leaving our shores for the wider Pacific.

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127.2 - Q+A 2023

History of Aotearoa New Zealand Podcast

01/12/24 • 45 min

I messed up the audio a little bit in these episodes and it was gonna be a huge hassle to fix it so I've decided to leave it as is. It's not awful, just not as good as I'd like so apologies for that!

Topics covered in the episode are:

Urupā/Cemeteries

The Māori lunar calendar and celestial navigation

Incorrect history around the Moriori and other conspiracy theories

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142 - Guns, Germs and Spears

History of Aotearoa New Zealand Podcast

10/19/24 • 24 min

The St Jean Baptiste find a much needed island to resupply. However, not all is as it seems and by the end, the crew will find themselves in a worse position than when they arrived.

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128 - What's a Europe?

History of Aotearoa New Zealand Podcast

03/08/24 • 35 min

It's a new year and this time we are beginning a new chapter in the story of Aotearoa! Today we talk about some people on the other side of the globe that call themselves Europeans and give a bit of backstory to what they were up to just before these Pacific islands were added to their maps.

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127.5 - Q+A 2023

History of Aotearoa New Zealand Podcast

02/23/24 • 39 min

I messed up the audio a little bit in these episodes and it was gonna be a huge hassle to fix it so I've decided to leave it as is. It's not awful, just not as good as I'd like so apologies for that!

Question covered in the episode are:

Can you talk in summary about the sources which you have drawn on for the pre-European information and what they have used as original sources: how reliable, how unreliable, how many sources, do they conflict in material areas, is there much ongoing research into this area, are there controversies going on in what is considered "to-date accepted history" please?

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131 - Sailing Instructions

History of Aotearoa New Zealand Podcast

04/19/24 • 40 min

Today we discuss the instructions that Abel Tasman was given by the Batavian Council for his 1642 expedition. This included anything from what ships and supplies he would be given right through to how he should interact with indigenous peoples. This will help us understand Tasman's actions as well as give us a frame of reference for how the Council will judge the voyage upon its completion.

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130 - Shōgun

History of Aotearoa New Zealand Podcast

04/05/24 • 26 min

We continue Abel Tasman's story, this time in the lead up to his famous expedition in 1642, which sees him get caught up in the ongoing conflict between Europe and Japan.

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132 - Old Land, New Land

History of Aotearoa New Zealand Podcast

05/03/24 • 31 min

Abel Tasman finally gets his expedition underway in 1642, heading into the South Pacific in search of gold and glory. We also discuss a bit about our sources too!

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144 - Revelations

History of Aotearoa New Zealand Podcast

11/16/24 • 35 min

Captain de Surville has devised a plan to sail to New Zealand, last found by Tasman 127 years ago, to save his dying crew. However, for the first time since the voyage began he wanted a second opinion from Labé. Before we talk about what Labé thought about this plan, we need jump back to the meeting in Chandernagore in January 1769 to explain what they were even dying for.