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Paperback Guerrillas Podcast – Episode 1

Kia ora e te whānau – in episode one of our Paperback Guerrillas podcast, I talk about starting Shoebox Christmas, starting this podcast, and how the end goal for both is the same. You can check episode one and the next few here: iTunes: https://apple.co/3cOuFek Google: https://bit.ly/2wNUhr2 Spotify: https://spoti.fi/33e8kT1 Or head to https://ift.tt/2GpLz4s to see …

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Paperback Guerrillas podcast episode with Libby Hakaraia and Tainui Stephens live now. Hear these two legends and taonga of our TV and film industry talk about making it in Aotearoa, starting Māoriland Film Festival , imposter syndrome, racism, and making a living from what they love. You can check it out by heading to the …

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The Podcast is Live!

Me and a few mates have been working on this podcast for a while, and it’s finally ready! Paperback Guerrillas is a platform for mana enhancing kōrero that we think adds value to the world. Check out https://ift.tt/2GpLz4s or search Paperback Guerrillas in your favourite podcast app. Don’t forget to hit subscribe while you’re listening …

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#Repost @paperbackguerrillas • • • • • • With tōku hoa rangatira (my wife) back to full-time work this week we’re trying to reshuffle the morning drop-off routine so it’s less of a crazy rush and more quality time with whānau. Got any tricks? from Pera Barrett https://ift.tt/3aqTBqc via IFTTT

Life is short, and having it is a privilege. That doesn’t mean live it quickly, it means appreciate whatever moments, friends or family you’re lucky enough to hold today. Sometimes that means being kinder to yourself than others have been. Sometimes it means being kinder to others than they have been to you. Being kind, or charitable literally makes you feel better. It’s an easy way to love life more. If you’ve put off reaching out to someone, lost touch, or don’t see eye to eye, and you think it’s too late to make amends, the good news is there’s only one single moment when that’s true, and that’s your last one. Love your life a bit more. Tomorrow it might be too late. Kia ora.

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