In this episode, Jack speaks with Sheridan Gundry from Heritage Tairāwhiti about the power of storytelling, preservation, and connection in our region’s history. Sheridan — a longtime journalist turned historian — shares her passion for uncovering the human stories behind Tairāwhiti’s landmarks, rivers, and communities.From the tales that shaped the Taruheru River to the exhibitions and events that bring the past to life, this conversation dives into how local heritage work keeps memory alive and helps us understand where we come from. It’s a celebration of people, place, and the stories that bind them together.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Heritage and Storytelling03:04 Sheridan Gundry's Background and Journey05:56 The Importance of Heritage and Community09:00 Telling Compelling Stories of the Past11:47 Exploring the Tarahiru River's History14:55 Engaging the Community Through Events18:10 Transitioning from Journalism to History21:01 The Future Vision for Heritage TairawhitiKeywordsheritage, storytelling, history, Gisborne, Tairawhiti, community, culture, preservation, events, education

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