Emma spends lockdown at Auckland hospital, and sees how government action on COVID-19 underlines the lack of urgency when it comes to Māori health.

Emma travels home to Tukorehe for her tā moko, and gets some advice from Dr Glenn Colquhoun.

Why do so few indigenous doctors end up becoming surgeons? And why does it matter?

Emma's in Tairāwhiti, where "by Māori for Māori" has the potential to be more than just a slogan in healthcare.

Dr Vaaiga Autagavaia takes Emma to meet the Rugby League team he coaches in Sir Edmund Hillary Collegiate, a training programme that goes far beyond sport and into the development of life skills.

For her GP placement, Emma asked to go to Northland. She's on the road with rural doctor Kyle Eggleton, whose weekly clinic is in the remote outpost of Tuparehuia.

Emma Espiner goes to Porirua to meet the Wallace whānau and hear about a night in ED that changed their lives.

Trainee doctor Emma Espiner introduces her new podcast Getting Better - A Year in the Life of a Māori Medical Student. Available Now @ RNZ.CO.NZ

Hello! My name is Edwin and I’m very excited to start this podcast! In today’s episode, my guest and I discuss the rivalries that occur between student and teacher and how conflict can build to the point where one of the two finally loses it...

This is about how waiting until last minute can mentally break you

UCM sophomore Shantel White talks about the good and the bad of being a college student. "Dream Catcher" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

This is my very first podcast! I’m introducing the show entitled The Life of a Student, Athlete, and Creator. I will be giving advice and discussing various topics that collegiate students, athletes, and creators can all relate to! Let me know if theres anything you’d like to hear in these podcasts!

Episodes about the daily struggles, accomplishments and strides college students all across the world experience!

This episode is about the schedule and life of Julia Ramsey, a freshman at Roosevelt High school.

Procrastinating during finals...

Final for Junior Research

Had a nice day at work, but terrible at doing homework.

Reflecting on what I did today and planning out my week of finals.

Latest episode of Day In The Life Of A Pratt Student

Had a fun shoot at Ralph Pucci, but lazy in terms of schooling.

Today was a decent day. I missed the mark on turning in my paper for Art Since the 60s. I woke up early, 5 AM, to start it, but did not utilize the time well and will now be turning in the paper late. Tomorrow morning, Thursday, I will be doing the same thing for my contemporary issues paper and presentation.…

Today started early and resulted in me being productive in the early hours of the day. I had a fantastic critique in Junior Research. Later I decided it would be best to go tobed early and get up early to write my paper for Art History in the morning instead of the dead of night.

Decent start of the week.

A little bit of a freak out.

Good day in my personal life, bad day in the life of a Pratt Student.

Today we had a 10 Print critique in Digital Monochrome in which I participated a ton.

Today in Contemporary Issues we visted three galleries in Dumbo. In Psychoanalysis we talked about Mary Ainsworth Strange Situations Test.

Today I was sick all day. What started as a sore throat turned into chills by the end of the night. Aside from that today I had Art Since the 60s, a Photo lecture by Lucy Gallun, and the work as a Lab Monitor.

Today I had a great time in Junior Research then took pictures at the School of Art lecture with Lisa Luskavage.

Great first day back at Pratt. Productive day at work and interesting class as always in PIC. I was sleep deprived by the end of the day and was feeling grumpy, but tried to maintain composure.

I recorded this just after waking up Sunday morning, then started the day with my family, getting brunch in Houston, running a couple of errands, then heading to the airport back to New York.

Helped around the ranch, took many many pictures.

Brief reflection. Took pictures.

Reflecting before the roadtrip.

Talking before class and leaving for Texas.

Last posting for a week or so, going to Texas and Oklahoma for Thanksgiving, so won't have a computer or phone to post from. I will be recording and everything will be posted starting the Monday after Thanksgiving when I'll be back in the city. See ya soon.

Today I was in the photo department all day, mostly reading.

Today I went with someone to the Met to assist them with their photo shoot. Later I had my radio show at WPIR.

Today in Digital Monochrome we reviewed our custom QTR and Piezo curves. I mainly talk about my own struggles with photography in this episode.

Long day..

Not the best day for me here at Pratt, also not the worst. Later in the evening there was the Shannon Ebner and Leslie Hewitt talk which I went to. I ran into my former teacher Anne Turyn who talked to me about my work I showed in the crit the other day. The talk with her was helpful and I wish I had recorded her speaking because I value so much of…

Today was the second and final round of the huge Junior Research Crit we did here in the photo department. I attached two recordings to the end of the episode of critiques that happened in the conglomerate class today. Overall today's session went better than last week's session, everyone left today on a positive note. The photo is from today's cri…

Today started off in a rut. I felt unmotivated to do anything, 9-5 pm just sort of happened, but after leaving PIC at 8, the pace really picked up and I was much more productive. That is continuing into Tuesday because there is just so much to do.

Not an engaged day.

Today I went to Far Rockaway Beach for a homework assignment. It was pleasing to go, I might go back. Later I had my show on WPIR in which I played recordings from my recorder instead of music.

Today my Digital Monochrome class traveled to New Jersey to meet Lucy Helton. She talked to us about her process and how she works through different bodies of work, which was really helpful to hear as a student because many times we have no idea what we're doing or where to go, then we hear someone like Lucy say the same thing which makes our anxie…

Today the contemporary issues class met at the New York Public Library to look at lensless photography. There were Blue Prints by Anna Atkins and Contemporary Works inspired by Anna Atkins.

It was a really nice day all around.

Today was decent. Could've been more productive. I do love how engaging and interactive PIC is with always having to talk about what we bring in and how it relates to class. Today we made a gallery filled with a work we considered a failure.

Today all four Junior Research classes combined for one massive critique that went through half of the Junior Class work. Next week we will do the same.I found it a bit overwhelming to talk during people's critiques because it turned into people debating over people's work which I found annoying. I did speak to some classmates afterward and they sa…