Intrepid Journeys - Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras (Anika Moa)

My mum was scared that I would either a) be forced to be a drug smuggler, or b) get caught in the gang wars.

– Presenter Anika Moa on her Mum's trepidations about her travels in Central America

They're just having so much fun, and that's because their music comes from their heart. And it reminds me of Māori music, and you know, feeling that alive because you have that culture and that music to kind of go with.

– A mariachi band reminds presenter Anika Moa of home

I feel very, very nervous but I am definitely not a skeptic, and I most certainly believe in the powers that be.

– Presenter Anika Moa before visiting a shaman in Copán, Honduras

If I have a wedding, I want it to be like this.

– Presenter Anika Moa attends a traditional Mexican wedding celebration in Oaxaca

I'm the most inspired I've been for about the last six months...

– Presenter Anika Moa wonders the streets of Mexico, early in this episode

I live right next to the ocean so it feels like I'm coming home.

– Presenter Anika Moa enjoys Livingston in Honduras

It just made me think what have I got to moan about? What have I got to complain about in my life? To value our country, value our family, and just get on with it. Just be creative and be accepting, and really, really love each other.

– Presenter Anika Moa after seeing extreme poverty in Guatemala, at the end of her journey