Hear Me See Me NZ - A podcast of youth in Aotearoa.
16 episodes - English - Latest episode: over 1 year ago -Being young in Aotearoa New Zealand can come with some big challenges. The Hear Me See Me podcast aims to shine a light on these. We hear from young people about what they’ve faced, and how they’ve gotten through.
By chatting to young people about their challenges, hopes and dreams, we learn that we can all do something, no matter how small to, contribute to their wellbeing.
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Episodes
Dr Glenn Colquhoun reads his poem 'Heart Murmurs'
October 03, 2022 22:06 - 50 seconds - 833 KBDr Glenn Colquhoun, youth doctor and poet, reads his poem 'Heart Murmurs' from his collection Letters to Young People.
Dr Glenn Colquhoun reads his poem 'The Far Paddock'
October 03, 2022 22:05 - 4 minutes - 3.73 MBDr Glenn Colquhoun, youth doctor and poet, reads his poem 'The Far Paddock' from his collection Letters to Young People.
Dr Glenn Colquhoun reads his poem 'One Minute Twenty-seven Seconds'
October 03, 2022 22:05 - 5 minutes - 4.84 MBDr Glenn Colquhoun, youth doctor and poet, reads his poem 'One Minute Twenty-seven Seconds' from his collection Letters to Young People.
Dr Glenn Colquhoun: A Life with Poetry
October 03, 2022 22:03 - 6 minutes - 6.43 MBDr Glenn Colquhoun, youth doctor and poet, talks about how he got into writing poetry, how his love for poetry shapes his worldview and how it shapes his medical practice.
Dr Glenn Colquhoun on Building Trusting Relationships with Young People
October 03, 2022 22:01 - 10 minutes - 9.4 MBDr Glenn Colquhoun, youth doctor and poet, talks about building strong relationships with young people, and gives advice for how to talk about tricky subjects.
Dr Glenn Colquhoun on Youth Mental Health
October 03, 2022 21:58 - 15 minutes - 14.3 MBDr Glenn Colquhoun, poet and youth GP, talks about working closely with young people who are experiencing mental health difficulties.
Champion of Reading Bella on poetry and reading
September 15, 2022 03:31 - 3 minutes - 3.26 MBBella, a rangatahi from Huntly College, reads her poem 'Repeat' and talks about some of her favourite books.
Champions of Reading Tien and Eric talk about reading and their favourite books
September 08, 2022 01:25 - 6 minutes - 5.68 MBEric and Tien, two rangatahi from Huntly College, talk about books that they love. Tien also discusses his love for reading, stories, audiobooks and Shakespeare.
Champions of Reading: a Youth Panel Podcast on Reading
September 08, 2022 01:13 - 19 minutes - 17.8 MBRangatahi from Huntly College talk about a New Zealand poets and authors who came to the school to run workshops, how the school's change lead to them reading more and how reading has impacted and improved their lives.
Healing Through Music
February 22, 2022 03:08 - 15 minutes - 35.6 MBIntroducing Jett's story After a traumatic family incident that triggered an Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Jett learned that his love for music could help him manage his disorder as well as his battle with depression. If someone you know is going through what Jett experience you can help. Find out how to help them express themselves creatively and realise their dreams.
Connecting Through Nature
December 08, 2021 22:57 - 15 minutes - 21.4 MBIntroducing Jacko's story Jacko's story highlights the importance of rangatahi / young people getting support with their mental health. From a young age Jacko had mental health challenges. Without enough support in place, or people looking out for Jacko, he struggled to learn how to manage his mental health challenges. How to help someone going through a similar experience If someone you know is going through what Jacko experience you can help. Find out how to help them manage t...
Know your rights
March 19, 2021 02:00 - 18 minutes - 25.5 MBChief’s story highlights the importance of rangatahi / young people knowing what their rights are, as well as the need for good support when things get tough for families. When Chief was very young, his mum got sick and had to be hospitalised for long periods. Without enough support in place for her, or people looking out for Chief, he was left to care for himself from a young age. During his interactions with Child, Youth and Family (now Oranga Tamariki), he didn't feel listened t...
Finding my culture
March 19, 2021 02:00 - 16 minutes - 23.3 MBJess’s story highlights the importance of cultural connection and of having someone to encourage us to follow our dreams. When Jess was growing up, she didn’t always feel like she had someone there to support, guide and protect her. She was discouraged from pursuing her dream of becoming an artist because she wouldn’t earn enough money to support herself. That led to her becoming a hairdresser. Having a job that she wasn’t passionate about left her unfulfilled, so she quit. During ...
Finding a faith community
March 19, 2021 01:59 - 17 minutes - 24.2 MBJesse’s story highlights the importance of having great connections to a strong supportive community. Jesse reflects on going through state care when he was younger. He was shifted around a lot of homes and developed a ‘fight or flight survival mode’ where he even stopped unpacking and never truly felt “at home.” During this time, he didn't have a lot of connection to his mother’s side of the family. He felt disconnected and out of place. Later, he was able reconnect with an aunt a...
Living with ADHD
March 19, 2021 01:57 - 19 minutes - 26.7 MBGala’s story highlights the importance of parents and guardians encouraging natural passions in young people. Gala’s parents saw at an early age that she was very energetic and adventurous. By giving her outlets for that, like skateboarding and karate, they helped her develop important passions. When Gala was at school, she found her attention wandered. She felt misunderstood by her teachers, who did not always know how best to help her. Later in her education, she asked her school...
Overcoming online bullying
March 19, 2021 01:56 - 11 minutes - 16.2 MBJaime’s story highlights how bullying at school and online can have devastating consequences on rangatahi. When Jaime was 14, she was the victim of sexual exploitation by people she thought were trusted friends. Pictures they took were shared online and later, fake images were spread that people said were of her. This led to judgment and bullying from many of her peers which caused Jaime to lose confidence, become depressed and underperform at school. After she talked to a trusted ...