Journeys to Home Podcast Series

Journeys to Home is a series exploring the people, places and stories that connect us to the landscapes we call home.

educate, inspire & connect

Ensuring stories are not lost.

Podcasts can educate, inspire and connect.

Our Journeys to Home podcast series is directly linked to our community aspirations for kotahitanga, recognising that connecting people to place is essential to growing our understanding of the world around us. 

Carefully crafted, filmed & produced by Gareth Bellamy.

"Connecting people to place is essential to understanding the world around us"

Journeys to home

Tirohia Karioi.

Part One of our Journeys to Home podcast series dives back into the hours of footage that was captured as part of the process of completing the feature length documentary ‘Tirohia Karioi’ in 2025. With much of that footage being of immense value yet unable to make it into the final 90-minute film, the podcast series ensures the kōrero from these interviews is not lost – remaining an accessible and enduring resource for the whole community to enjoy.

Tirohia Karioi

4 Videos

Journeys to Home

Whānau, Community & Service

Part Two of our Journeys to Home podcast series explores the lives of community members who have returned home or who have come to make Whāingaroa Raglan their home. Common to all is this commitment to whānau, community and service.

Whānau, Community & Service

2 Videos

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