All Videos July 11, 2023

Whose responsibility is it to teach kids about sex?

The curriculum is improving, but there’s still a long way to go for all young people to be safely included in sex ed. Janaye speaks to PhD student Lauren Black about learning about sexuality from BuzzFeed quizzes and realising parents aren’t always the best teachers.

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Is there such a thing as an ethical museum?

If you saw something of yours in a public museum, would you want it back? Janaye talks to head of mātauranga Māori at Te Papa, Migoto Eria, about the ethics of collecting cultural items and putting them behind a glass panel.

The problem with vaping

Are we fixing one problem (smoking) by creating another (vaping)? Growing numbers of rangatahi are taking up vaping for stress relief and socialising, despite never having smoked. Janaye speaks to Elijah Tiatia from Hā Collective about educating ourselves on the effects of vaping and finding other ways to relieve stress.

Whose responsibility is it to teach kids about sex?

The curriculum is improving, but there’s still a long way to go for all young people to be safely included in sex ed. Janaye speaks to PhD student Lauren Black about learning about sexuality from BuzzFeed quizzes and realising parents aren’t always the best teachers.

Imagining Aotearoa without the monarchy

What would Aotearoa look like without the monarchy? For ringa toi The Hori, it would look like a more Tiriti-focused and coherent way of living. He talks to Janaye about money, decolonisation and, of course, land back.

Making cents of the cost of living crisis

People who are actually impacted by the cost of living crisis know exactly what it is. But what does it technically mean? Janaye speaks to everyone’s favourite economist Shamubeel Eaqub and learns the bleak truth behind why so many continue to struggle.

Does everyone have a right to learn te reo Māori?

Janaye speaks to her kaiako Jordyn with a Why and asks if Māori language classes should prioritise Māori applicants over Pākehā and tauiwi. And is Jordyn mad that Janaye dropped out of her own classes?

Trailer: Huge news for people who don’t watch the news

Older generations love to say young people don’t care about the big issues, but that’s the opposite of true. Janaye Henry hosts 2 Cents 2 Much, a chat show for those who don’t listen to talkback or sit down for the 6pm news every night. Coming Tuesday June 20.