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Share The Elevator

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by Share the Elevator

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18 episodes

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Podcast Overview

What started out as a podcast celebrating young women in corporate Aotearoa, has transpired into a series on trauma, privilege, family, intersectionality, inequality, advocacy, identity and so much more. These conversations fostered by host and creator Gyllian Falute Taei, shed light on the challenging realities of young brown women stepping into their careers, but also the mana they carry through it all too. Faced with years of systemic workplace inequality, these ground-breaking young women redefine what it means to be a diversity tick. Change starts with a conversation.

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10/1/2022

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Recent Episodes

August 15, 2023

SZN 1 DELUXE EP 5 || Aigagalefili Fepulea’i - Tapua’i || Brown faces the Climate Crisis

Aigagalefili Fepulea’i - Tapua’i is an award winning poet, youth advocate, and indigenous environmental activist. Proudly Sāmoan bred and South Auckland raised, she has served her community since she was 15 and currently studies law and environmental science. With a passion for climate justice in the Pacific, educational equity and decolonisation, her work has been to COP27, the United Nations SDG sessions, and is taught in schools across Aotearoa. In 2020 she was awarded the Women of Influence Young Leader, SUNPIX Pacific People’s Emerging Young Leader and Pacific Cooperation Youth Advocacy Awards. In 2021 she was a finalist for the New Zealander of the Year Local Hero Award. Fili is the youngest daughter of Fepulea’i Semi and Laisene Tapua’i and is from the villages of Fai’a’ai and Sagone in Sava’i, Samoa.

August 10, 2023

SZN 1 DELUXE EP4 || Homebody

All things brown bodies extended. How gorgeous are we!!

August 7, 2023

SZN 1 DELUXE EP 3 || Anastacia Oloapu || You deserve your love and care

Introducing THEE Anastacia Oloapu AKA The Samoan Naturopath! The force behind "Wun Wise Women," a virtual and in-person health haven in Auckland, focusing on naturopathy, herbalism, and nutrition. With degrees in Health Sciences and Naturopathic & Herbal Medicine, her expertise lies in combatting burnout, sleep woes, and exhaustion. She's dedicated to accessible healthcare, especially for Māori and Pacific women, breaking down barriers with an equity perspective. At her clinic, women freely share their health stories, receiving tailored support and evidence-based plans. Her mission: place women at the core of their health journey, fostering empowerment through collaboration. Beyond her clinic, she's a Pacific Researcher partnering within the Maori Health Pipeline, addressing Endometrial Cancer disparities among Pacific women. She's fuelled by the urgency of improving these dire statistics, ensuring that Pacific women no longer endure pain that continues to go unaccounted for.

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What is Share The Elevator?: What started out as a podcast celebrating young women in corporate Aotearoa, has transpired into a series on trauma, privilege, family, intersectionality, inequality, advocacy, identity and so much more.

These conversations fostered by host and creator Gyllian Falute Taei, shed light on the challenging realities of young brown women stepping into their careers, but also the mana they carry through it all too. Faced with years of systemic workplace inequality, these ground-breaking young women redefine what it means to be a diversity tick.

Change starts with a conversation.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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