The Hello Frequency Podcast acknowledges the Tainui people of the Waikato region, where it was recorded. Respects to elders past, present, and emerging.

Welcome to The Hello Frequency, My Dear Listeners: I am your host, Caya.

This is a Time for Grieving, but also a Moment to Reflect on Opportunities for Growth and Change.

In this poignant episode, Mish and I explore the intersections of grief, growth, and the opportunities that emerge from challenging times. We discuss how to be a better Treaty partner and cultivate genuine relationships rooted in an evolving understanding of mana whenua. Together, we reflect on the importance of learning by being amongst communities, fostering cultural freedom, and embracing forgiveness and compassion.

This conversation highlights the value of patience, letting go of perfectionism, and accepting that "not knowing" is a natural part of growth. We delve into how empathy can guide us through moments of loss while helping us recognise the potential for transformation.

From staying connected to navigating the complexities of well-intentioned actions that may inadvertently cause harm, we uncover better methods for empathetic behaviours and creating safe spaces. This episode invites you to reflect on how grief and opportunity can coexist and inspire meaningful change.

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Citation

© Divakalala, C & Mascoll, M. (2024). This is a Time for Grieving, but also a Moment to Reflect on Opportunities for Growth and Change. The Hello Frequency, A Lifestyle Podcast.

Remember, in a world where discord echoes loudly, let empathy be our pluriversal language!