AOAO MALU MANOGI O LE LOLO
Tuaopepe Aperila, a respected elder and chief of the Samoan Community in Auckland hosts the “Aoao malu manogi o le lolo” program Friday nights 8pm. This program has a focus on bringing together ideas and their backgrounds of the Samoan culture, practice, language and traditions which a selected panel of orators, chiefs and experts come together to discuss and share their wisdom. A popular program, with a wealth of impartation of the Samoan language and culture.
TUUTUU I LE LOLOTO
Pastor Tavale Mataia hosts this talk back style program, discussing and facilitating people’s thinking about issues in general, and helping them into a deeper understanding of life, in line with biblical principles and wisdom. Tavale is a JP, prison chaplain, and sits on several boards and Senior Pastor of Auckland Word of Life. “Tuutuu i le loloto, is on Monday nights 8pm.
TOE TEPA I LE AIGA
Tuesday mornings at 10am, Eti McCarthy, a well respected and prominent woman in the Samoan Community, experienced communicator, pastor’s wife, mum of 3, grandmother, and life coach, hosts one of Radio Samoa’s longest program “Toe Tepa i le Aiga”. Eti has a focus on encouraging women and parents about raising their children. She brings awareness about issues and skills to help build strong and successful families with a holistic approach.
TAVAI MENI
Tavai has been Radio Samoa’s original presenter and onair announcer since its inception in 1999. He has a way of capturing the attention and the hearts of the Samoan People. His laugh, his voice calms and commands the airwaves of Auckland. Tavai is our senior broadcaster and hosts our breakfast show Mondays to Fridays 6am to 10am.
TOFA MANUSINA
A collection of over 2000 Samoan Proverbs, “Alagaupu FaaSamoa”, compiled by famous Samoan Author, Educator, Culture and Language Expert Tofaeono Tanuvasa Tavale. These Samoan proverbs are prerecorded and played three times every day, elaborating their meanings, originality and application. Tofaeono is a leader of the Samoan Community and Chairman of the Samoan Catholic Board in NZ and has published several books in the Samoan language.
TATALO MO OE
Many callers queue on the phone lines to receive prayer during “Tatalo mo Oe” program hosted by Julia Amosa on Tuesday nights 8pm. A Christian program which focuses on serving people’s needs in prayers and spiritual encouragement. Julia and her late husband Ropati served for many years as senior pastors of Elim Church Porirua in Wellington.