Chapter 1: What challenges did the group face during their stay in Whakatane?
chemist warehouse it has been with us through thick and thin it continues with us perhaps through the thickest of times because we're in whakatane and i have bought our first day travel kit i always bring it with us when we go on the road it has been all over the world it has as well traveled that thing it is indeed uh and we appreciate you chemist warehouse thank you so much for traveling with us is anything in it yeah it's full what's in it
Really?
Yeah, what's in there? What's in the travel bag?
I may have actually stuck some extra plasters in there in Wales, just in case you guys cut yourselves.
Oh my God, it's got everything in it. Wow.
It's like a full-on kit. It's a first aid kit. Oh, we're sorted. Yeah, we absolutely are. Chemist Warehouse, proud sponsors of The Morning Shift.
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Chapter 2: How did Matua's decisions create friction among the group?
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Chapter 3: What lessons were learned from the Rangitahi symposium?
We've got you covered like a sundress. Welcome to officially the number one show. If you call down, I'll take you home. Welcome to New Media. Peace. So we should watch our P's and Q's No, we're good people. Well, I feel like I am. So, you know, we should be fine.
They were dropping some F-bombs out there before.
Chapter 4: What experiences did the hosts share about their hotel stay?
We'll get to that.
We'll get to that. We will. But we are here in Whakatane today. And boy, do we have a story for you already. Oh my gosh. I think we can hold that one to a little bit later on in the show. But Matua Mark, we need to have a talk, buddy.
Moment of the year for us.
What are you... Okay, I'm not going to get into it too deep right now because obviously we're going to have a lot... A part of the show... Oh, don't even do that.
I'm getting annoyed again.
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Chapter 5: How did the group find inspiration from the next generation?
Like, I'm just... I was getting over it. Matua Mark booked our common whakatane. And, uh... How do we even start?
This is what I worked out with Mark. Mark's range is much more than we would ever go. Last week we were very blessed. Mark booked our place in Brisbane.
See I have a theory about this and that's why I would like to break it down because I'm still very heated.
We'll tell you a little bit more about our stays in Australia, comparably to our stay in Whakatane a little bit later on in the show.
Which I also have to book another hotel room later, which is interesting. But hey, you know we didn't let that do, Matomo? We don't need that.
Dampen our spirits.
We had a great day today.
We did have a great day today. And we'll talk about that more when we're doing our conversation with Spates. Because Spates, we're doing our men's then.
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Chapter 6: What reflections were made about cultural diversity and personal growth?
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What are we doing here in Whakatane? And just how special it has been on day one of our rangatahi symposium.
Yes, so basically we had this beautiful invitation for us to come down to Whakatane where there are a lot of youth, young people here that are still in high school that just, it's a really awesome thing where they're hearing from different people and I guess as adults they work in different professions.
professions and they're able to give these kids ideas about what they could do in life we had some people who own their own dessert business which is grossed over millions of dollars and it's from the local place here in whakatane we had an ex-black power president well actually you know he's still doing amazing work so he's got his master's now he's chasing his master's of waikato where he's also a teacher teaching philosophy philosophy and it comes from the black power as the
It was a beautiful story.
You did say, boys, that speech that he put out there. Incredible. Top five speeches I've ever seen in my life. No, straight up. Straight up, bro. You talk about having the room in the palm of your hand. Bro, he had me from start to finish.
But even, yeah, 100%.
I was locked, bro.
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Chapter 7: What humorous moments occurred during the podcast?
There's no way they could land a talk like he did.
It was amazing. Absolutely incredible. So, man, I hope that these kids are taking something away from today. Tomorrow, we're back here tomorrow to do the work expos and tell a little bit about ourselves. Matumaki got those sniffles again. Oh, man, Dusty. When you get excited, you sneeze all the time, I've noticed.
Which... I've just lost my train of thought. I'm sorry.
All right, we are in a small, thank you, Hendo, pass me some water. We're in a small kind of green room, I guess you could say, where we sat and wait for the guests. Then they would do their hour-long speech. I think we're in a prayer room.
We are, yeah.
But ultimately what it is, it's a small little concrete bunker, to be fair. And there's a bit of dust circulating. So my nose this size, a bit of dust doesn't go by all day. So apologies for that.
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Chapter 8: How did the episode conclude with a message of encouragement?
But let's be honest with you guys. You will hear a bit of an echo. It is what it is. We are getting our studio sorted. And we appreciate you being on this journey with us.
I love this podcast. It takes you all around the world. And around home. And around home. It's a four-hour drive. I didn't know it was a four-hour drive.
Yeah, it's a good drive. That threw me a little bit, if I'm not being completely honest. Aucklanders getting up in Bombay.
Before I drive straight into a haunted hotel. But we'll get there. We should not talk about that prematurely.
No, let's not do that yet. Let's do Daily Bread. Let's get into Daily Bread.
That's right, guys. Daily Bread.
Breaking Bread with the news of today. Ah, yes. And today... Hang on a sec, I'm playing with the screens, okay. Today it is May 21st, that is 141 days deep in the year, 224 left to getter it up! Getter it up! It's World Day of Cultural Diversity.
Absolutely. It should be every day. Learn about everyone's cultures. Learn about them. Love them. Let people enjoy their cultures without having to mear all over it. That's a good day.
It's a beautiful day. I'd like to get to a point where we don't need a day to do it. As you can say, it should be every day.
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