Emerging Aotearoa Season 1 Episode 3

Emerging Aotearoa: Poetry, Short Stories, Music and more

13-01-2022 • 39 mins

Welcome to season 1 episode 3 of Emerging Aotearoa.

Today we journey to a post apocalyptic world and follow Sarah as she navigates this twisted domain.

Written by J.C Hart the Author of The Dead Way from episode one.

Narration, Oak and additional voices by Sam Humphreys

Sarah By Julie Bar

Papatuanuku By Raupunawaiariki Griffiths

Women in the cage by Knicki Blake

Content Warning - Language, Drug use, Suicidal themes, Inferred Sexual Violence, violence.

“Hope Lies North’’ was written, performed and produced by Heretic for this episode.

Samuel Barriball a.k.a Heretic is a musician from the small town of Ngatea.  Heretic has been recording and mixing his own music as a way to provide a form of escapism for himself and his listeners.  With themes that are generally centered around high fantasy and Lovecraftian horror, Heretic provides a portal to unearthly realms centered within the mind through lengthy instrumentals constructed from heavy basslines and sweeping, atmospheric guitar melodies.  You can find more of Heretic's music on spotify by searching "Heretic Free of Flesh" or going to www.heretic666.bandcamp.com

Emerging Aotearoa is a Collaborative Creatives Aotearoa production. All work is licenced under a creative commons International non derivative 4.0 share alike license, please share it but don't modify it or sell it.

Celebrating diversity, creativity and collaboration, we hope to create a  new resource for emerging artists and diverse voices to have their art experienced

If you would like to collaborate with us or submit your poetry, short stories or music please contact us by emailing emergingaotearoa@gmail.com or by sending us a message through our facebook page Emereging Aotearoa  or Instagram  Emergingaotearoapod

we are now taking submissions for season 2 launching Autumn 2022

The theme being perspectives.

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Next week will be our Collaborators round table episode where the people involved in the making of this episode and the last, chat about the ideas behind the art, their creative processes and experiences. We welcome questions from listeners so let us know if you have any.