Ep. 48: Two Lands, One Sound: Indigenous Music from Aotearoa to Turtle Island with Theia
About this episode
The episode explores the connections between Indigenous music and resistance in Aotearoa and Turtle Island through a conversation with Māori artist Theia.
Turtle Island (aka North America) meets Aotearoa (aka New Zealand), and the stories of Indigenous resistance mirror each other. Dr. Candace Manitopyes speaks with Māori artist Theia, whose music is less performance and more ceremony. Candace describes experiencing Theia’s live show as a moment of kinship across oceans, a palpable spiritual recognition that transcends borders and mirrors the shared wounds of colonization. Theia speaks about her journey from major-label constraints ...
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