06/02/2026
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https://podcast.show/tendingourroots/
On this weekโs episode of Tending Our Roots, we sit down with Mฤori scholar, Linda Tuhiwai Smith (Ngฤti Awa, Ngฤti Porou) โ the grandmother of Indigenous research.
Lindaโs guided generations through her groundbreaking book, โDecolonizing Methodologies.โ In conversation, she speaks with warmth, humility, and humor โ reminding us that revolution begins in how we live our everyday lives. Rather than chasing grand gestures, she teaches us to nurture our relationships with family, land, and community, and to let our Indigeneity breathe through daily practice. Looking ahead, she imagines the next twenty-six years of Indigenous research shaped by care, balance, and joy.