From Downtown to our hometown suburb of Ranui, Auckland New Zealand, take a cruise at the back of the 135 bus with these two Kiwi-born Samoans Cam and Isaiah from the WesWes Network as they learn from talking to their guests about their passions, careers, culture, trends, and journeys in life all from our perspective, A Polynesian Perspective. For articles see our website www.weswesnet.com

Don't know about you but for us three working Mummas by the end of the week (sometimes not even mid week) we just need to WINE-DOWN …. oh I mean WIND-DOWN! What better than to combine both! We pour ourselves a glass of wine or three and talanoa, vent, discuss and deliberate about current haps both personal and public. Here is our Samoan/Euro flavoured podcast recipe …. Ingredients: Friends, Wine, Issues, Open mind Recipe: Mix all ingredients together with no script, no measurements and no limits Result: Your guess is as good as mine but we always tend to feel better at the end of it.

Faikakala is a Samoan word that means to gossip or tell stories. The Faika podcast was created by Pasifika By Design founders Nackie and Carl in 2017 because they spent so much time in the car talking about “everything under the sun” as they drove to different Pacific Islander events all over California, Nevada, and even Utah. They decided to “Faika” on the air and the podcast was born.

The Coconut Wireless Podcast aims to share the stories of Pasifika people around the globe. We aim to give Pacific Islanders a platform to tell their stories their way.

Join the WesWes Network's Leti, Ave, Eric, and Cam in this magazine-style podcast giving their raw no holds barred opinions from a Polynesian Perspective on current events, movies, TV, sports, music, and culture based out of the WesWes Network Studios in West Auckland, Aotearoa, New Zealand.