http://am940hawaii.com/People Seeking Wisdom Office of Hawaiian Affairs Radio Showen-caThu, 02 Sep 2010 18:55:24 -0400Hawaiian Affairsnohttp://www.streamtheworld.comHawaiian AffairsPeople Seeking Wisdom Office of Hawaiian Affairs Radio ShowPeople Seeking Wisdom Office of Hawaiian Affairs Radio ShowCelebrating Queen Lili'uokalani. Her birthday is on September 2, 2010 but Hawai'i Pono'i will celebrate the special event open to the public on Saturday, September 5, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Queen's home, Iolani Palace. Admission is free. Featured Guest: Ann Botticelli100715731Thu, 02 Sep 2010 03:06:11 -040000:54:31cleanCelebrating Queen Lili'uokalani. Her birthday is on September 2, 2010 but Hawai'i Pono'i will celebrate the special event open to the public on Saturday, September 5, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Queen's home, Iolani Palace. Admission is free. Featured Celebrating Queen Lili'uokalani. Her birthday is on September 2, 2010 but Hawai'i Pono'i will celebrate the special event open to the public on Saturday, September 5, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Queen's home, Iolani Palace. Admission is free. Featured Guest: Ann Botticellihttp://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100809561.mp3Featured Guests: Sara Collins worked as a regulatory archaeologist at SHPD for ten years. Her areas of responsibility included Maui and Kauai Counties and the City and County of Honolulu. She has also taught Historic Preservation at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. Her professional and research interests include Hawaiian archaeology, human and faunal osteology, forensic anthropology, and historic preservation law and practice. Ramsay Remigius Mahealani Taum is President of the Hawaii-based Life Enhancement Institute (LEI) of the Pacific LLC. He lectures on host cultural values in the workplace at the University of Hawaii School of Travel Industry Management (TIM), is on the Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau Board of Trustees, HVCB Marketing Advisory Committee, and the Hawaii Tourism Authority Hawaiian Cultural Program Advisory Group. Taum works with travel, leisure, retail, and development industries integrating cultural values and principles into contemporary business, and is a sought after keynote speaker, lecturer, trainer, and facilitator. His work promoting sustainable place-based Hawaiian cultural stewardship principles and practices is acknowledged locally, nationally, and internationally. 100714591Wed, 01 Sep 2010 03:14:35 -040000:56:15cleanFeatured Guests: Sara Collins worked as a regulatory archaeologist at SHPD for ten years. Her areas of responsibility included Maui and Kauai Counties and the City and County of Honolulu. She has also taught Historic Preservation at the University of HawaFeatured Guests: Sara Collins worked as a regulatory archaeologist at SHPD for ten years. Her areas of responsibility included Maui and Kauai Counties and the City and County of Honolulu. She has also taught Historic Preservation at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. Her professional and research interests include Hawaiian archaeology, human and faunal osteology, forensic anthropology, and historic preservation law and practice. Ramsay Remigius Mahealani Taum is President of the Hawaii-based Life Enhancement Institute (LEI) of the Pacific LLC. He lectures on host cultural values in the workplace at the University of Hawaii School of Travel Industry Management (TIM), is on the Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau Board of Trustees, HVCB Marketing Advisory Committee, and the Hawaii Tourism Authority Hawaiian Cultural Program Advisory Group. Taum works with travel, leisure, retail, and development industries integrating cultural values and principles into contemporary business, and is a sought after keynote speaker, lecturer, trainer, and facilitator. His work promoting sustainable place-based Hawaiian cultural stewardship principles and practices is acknowledged locally, nationally, and internationally. http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100808171.mp3This new book focuses primarily on Native Hawaiian responses to issues of annexation, statehood, and ceded lands. This fourth volume is called Kupa'a Makou ma hope o ka 'Aina, which means We Stand Firm behind the Land. Featured Guests: Ilihia Gionson of Hiehie Communications100713601Tue, 31 Aug 2010 04:26:48 -040000:58:27cleanThis new book focuses primarily on Native Hawaiian responses to issues of annexation, statehood, and ceded lands. This fourth volume is called Kupa'a Makou ma hope o ka 'Aina, which means We Stand Firm behind the Land. Featured Guests: Ilihia Gionson of HThis new book focuses primarily on Native Hawaiian responses to issues of annexation, statehood, and ceded lands. This fourth volume is called Kupa'a Makou ma hope o ka 'Aina, which means We Stand Firm behind the Land. Featured Guests: Ilihia Gionson of Hiehie Communicationshttp://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100806881.mp3Experience history as it unfolded 117 years ago. The Hawaii Ponoi Coalition presents free guided walking tours illustrating the events leading up to and during the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom, nightly from September 5 to 10, 2010, at 5pm, 5:20, 5:40 and 6pm, starting at the Hawaii State Library. Reservations are required. Please call 262-5900. Featured Guests: Victoria Nalani Kneubuhl, Yuklin Aluli and others. 100712431Mon, 30 Aug 2010 01:15:39 -040000:56:42cleanExperience history as it unfolded 117 years ago. The Hawaii Ponoi Coalition presents free guided walking tours illustrating the events leading up to and during the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom, nightly from September 5 to 10, 2010, at 5pm, 5:20, 5:40Experience history as it unfolded 117 years ago. The Hawaii Ponoi Coalition presents free guided walking tours illustrating the events leading up to and during the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom, nightly from September 5 to 10, 2010, at 5pm, 5:20, 5:40 and 6pm, starting at the Hawaii State Library. Reservations are required. Please call 262-5900. Featured Guests: Victoria Nalani Kneubuhl, Yuklin Aluli and others. http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100805511.mp3Experience the living Hawaiian culture at Waimea Valley. September is full of interesting activities in the valley, including the Kalo Workshop, Pulama o Waimea and the hikes. Featured Guests: Cybil Rawlins, Hoku and Vicky Holt Takamine 100711391Fri, 27 Aug 2010 04:38:35 -040000:56:28cleanExperience the living Hawaiian culture at Waimea Valley. September is full of interesting activities in the valley, including the Kalo Workshop, Pulama o Waimea and the hikes. Featured Guests: Cybil Rawlins, Hoku and Vicky Holt Takamine Experience the living Hawaiian culture at Waimea Valley. September is full of interesting activities in the valley, including the Kalo Workshop, Pulama o Waimea and the hikes. Featured Guests: Cybil Rawlins, Hoku and Vicky Holt Takamine http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100804261.mp3This festival is a gathering for musicians to perform and connect and recognize Waimanalo's contribution to Hawaii's Music. The day-long festival is free and features over 100 of Hawai'i's best musicians. Help us support the efforts of the Hawaiian Music Hall of Fame to establish the Hawai'I Museum of Music and Dance – a museum and performance center for Hawaiian music and hula. The Hawaiian Music Hall of Fame has set an initial goal of raising $2,000,000 for planning, design, and environmental study for this facility. The State has agreed to provide matching funds. Featured Guests: Timi, Emily & Quinn Abrigo 100710441Thu, 26 Aug 2010 03:18:46 -040000:49:29cleanThis festival is a gathering for musicians to perform and connect and recognize Waimanalo's contribution to Hawaii's Music. The day-long festival is free and features over 100 of Hawai'i's best musicians. Help us support the efforts of the Hawaiian Music This festival is a gathering for musicians to perform and connect and recognize Waimanalo's contribution to Hawaii's Music. The day-long festival is free and features over 100 of Hawai'i's best musicians. Help us support the efforts of the Hawaiian Music Hall of Fame to establish the Hawai'I Museum of Music and Dance – a museum and performance center for Hawaiian music and hula. The Hawaiian Music Hall of Fame has set an initial goal of raising $2,000,000 for planning, design, and environmental study for this facility. The State has agreed to provide matching funds. Featured Guests: Timi, Emily & Quinn Abrigo http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100803091.mp3Featured Guests: Meda Chesney-Lind is Professor of Women's Studies at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, and the author of numerous books on imprisonment in the United States, including Invisible Punishment: The Collateral Consequences of Mass Incarceration (New Press, 2003), and most recently, Beyond Bad Girls: Gender, Violence and Hype (Routledge, 2009), with Katherine Irwin. Trisha Kehaulani Watson, Ph.D. and J.D. was born and raised in Manoa. She is a graduate of Punahou School. She has a J.D. and Ph.D. (American Studies) from the University of Hawai'i, Manoa. She is executive director of Kakoo Oiwi, a 501(c)(3) non-profit. 100709351Wed, 25 Aug 2010 05:26:46 -040000:58:52cleanFeatured Guests: Meda Chesney-Lind is Professor of Women's Studies at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, and the author of numerous books on imprisonment in the United States, including Invisible Punishment: The Collateral Consequences of Mass IncarceratiFeatured Guests: Meda Chesney-Lind is Professor of Women's Studies at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, and the author of numerous books on imprisonment in the United States, including Invisible Punishment: The Collateral Consequences of Mass Incarceration (New Press, 2003), and most recently, Beyond Bad Girls: Gender, Violence and Hype (Routledge, 2009), with Katherine Irwin. Trisha Kehaulani Watson, Ph.D. and J.D. was born and raised in Manoa. She is a graduate of Punahou School. She has a J.D. and Ph.D. (American Studies) from the University of Hawai'i, Manoa. She is executive director of Kakoo Oiwi, a 501(c)(3) non-profit. http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100801761.mp3Featured Guests: Meda Chesney-Lind is Professor of Women's Studies at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, and the author of numerous books on imprisonment in the United States, including Invisible Punishment: The Collateral Consequences of Mass Incarceration (New Press, 2003), and most recently, Beyond Bad Girls: Gender, Violence and Hype (Routledge, 2009), with Katherine Irwin. Trisha Kehaulani Watson, Ph.D. and J.D. was born and raised in Manoa. She is a graduate of Punahou School. She has a J.D. and Ph.D. (American Studies) from the University of Hawai'i, Manoa. She is executive director of Kakoo Oiwi, a 501(c)(3) non-profit. 100708191Tue, 24 Aug 2010 04:41:49 -040000:57:20cleanFeatured Guests: Meda Chesney-Lind is Professor of Women's Studies at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, and the author of numerous books on imprisonment in the United States, including Invisible Punishment: The Collateral Consequences of Mass IncarceratiFeatured Guests: Meda Chesney-Lind is Professor of Women's Studies at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, and the author of numerous books on imprisonment in the United States, including Invisible Punishment: The Collateral Consequences of Mass Incarceration (New Press, 2003), and most recently, Beyond Bad Girls: Gender, Violence and Hype (Routledge, 2009), with Katherine Irwin. Trisha Kehaulani Watson, Ph.D. and J.D. was born and raised in Manoa. She is a graduate of Punahou School. She has a J.D. and Ph.D. (American Studies) from the University of Hawai'i, Manoa. She is executive director of Kakoo Oiwi, a 501(c)(3) non-profit. http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100800391.mp3In recognition of “Deaf Awareness Month,” Hawai'i's Country Girl and Na Hōkū Hanohano award-winning entertainer, Melveen Leed, will headline a concert to benefit The Hawai'i School for the Deaf and the Blind on Saturday, September 11, 2010, with a 7:30 pm curtain, at The Hawai'i Theatre. Featured Guest: Melveen Leed100707211Mon, 23 Aug 2010 03:07:41 -040000:56:32cleanIn recognition of “Deaf Awareness Month,” Hawai'i's Country Girl and Na Hōkū Hanohano award-winning entertainer, Melveen Leed, will headline a concert to benefit The Hawai'i School for the Deaf and the Blind on Saturday, September 11, 2010, withIn recognition of “Deaf Awareness Month,” Hawai'i's Country Girl and Na Hōkū Hanohano award-winning entertainer, Melveen Leed, will headline a concert to benefit The Hawai'i School for the Deaf and the Blind on Saturday, September 11, 2010, with a 7:30 pm curtain, at The Hawai'i Theatre. Featured Guest: Melveen Leedhttp://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100799251.mp3Haunani Apoliona was first elected as a trustee in 1996, and has been the Chairperson of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs since 2002. Prior to that she was the president/ CEO of Alu Like, Inc. a non-profit organization that helps Native Hawaiians to achieve social and economic self-sufficiency. On Thursday, July 15, 2010, in Hilo, Hawaii the OHA Board of Trustees voted to support the recent changes to the Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act, as known as the Akaka Bill, after its author Senator Daniel Akaka. 100706161Fri, 20 Aug 2010 01:54:54 -040000:57:00cleanHaunani Apoliona was first elected as a trustee in 1996, and has been the Chairperson of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs since 2002. Prior to that she was the president/ CEO of Alu Like, Inc. a non-profit organization that helps Native Hawaiians to achieveHaunani Apoliona was first elected as a trustee in 1996, and has been the Chairperson of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs since 2002. Prior to that she was the president/ CEO of Alu Like, Inc. a non-profit organization that helps Native Hawaiians to achieve social and economic self-sufficiency. On Thursday, July 15, 2010, in Hilo, Hawaii the OHA Board of Trustees voted to support the recent changes to the Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act, as known as the Akaka Bill, after its author Senator Daniel Akaka. http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100798001.mp3At the Neal Blaisdell Center August 20-22, the festival is pleased to welcome nine vendors from the 'Ike Ku'una Hawaiian Arts group, among 450 other exhibitors this year. Their products range from Hawaiian feather lei and shell jewelry to apparel, art prints, Hawaiian weapons and koa wood items. Featured Guest: Mele Pochereva 100704491Thu, 19 Aug 2010 05:16:21 -040000:54:06cleanAt the Neal Blaisdell Center August 20-22, the festival is pleased to welcome nine vendors from the 'Ike Ku'una Hawaiian Arts group, among 450 other exhibitors this year. Their products range from Hawaiian feather lei and shell jewelry to apparel, art priAt the Neal Blaisdell Center August 20-22, the festival is pleased to welcome nine vendors from the 'Ike Ku'una Hawaiian Arts group, among 450 other exhibitors this year. Their products range from Hawaiian feather lei and shell jewelry to apparel, art prints, Hawaiian weapons and koa wood items. Featured Guest: Mele Pochereva http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100796071.mp3 Featured Guest: Kapua Sproat and Dana Hall100703371Wed, 18 Aug 2010 03:52:21 -040000:56:11clean Featured Guest: Kapua Sproat and Dana Hall Featured Guest: Kapua Sproat and Dana Hallhttp://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100794681.mp3 The Wai'anae Hawaiian civic club (WHCC) is a native Hawaiian non-profit 501 (c) (3) organization founded on June 15th, 1935 by residents of the Wai'anae community who dedicated themselves to the advancement of native Hawaiians through education and the preservation of it's native culture. This year the Wai`anae Hawaiian Civic Club celebrates its 75th anniversary. Featured Guest: Gege Kawelo 100702411Tue, 17 Aug 2010 04:37:55 -040000:50:13clean The Wai'anae Hawaiian civic club (WHCC) is a native Hawaiian non-profit 501 (c) (3) organization founded on June 15th, 1935 by residents of the Wai'anae community who dedicated themselves to the advancement of native Hawaiians through education and the p The Wai'anae Hawaiian civic club (WHCC) is a native Hawaiian non-profit 501 (c) (3) organization founded on June 15th, 1935 by residents of the Wai'anae community who dedicated themselves to the advancement of native Hawaiians through education and the preservation of it's native culture. This year the Wai`anae Hawaiian Civic Club celebrates its 75th anniversary. Featured Guest: Gege Kawelo http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100793511.mp3This series features interviews of Native Hawaiians on Top of their Game. For more interviews about successful Hawaiian role models pick up a free copy of the Ka Wai Ola, or subscribe to the free newspaper on-line at OHA.ORG. Featured Guest: Claire Ku'uleilani Hughes, Dr. PH., R.D. 100701571Mon, 16 Aug 2010 00:02:25 -040000:58:59cleanThis series features interviews of Native Hawaiians on Top of their Game. For more interviews about successful Hawaiian role models pick up a free copy of the Ka Wai Ola, or subscribe to the free newspaper on-line at OHA.ORG. Featured Guest: Claire Ku'uleThis series features interviews of Native Hawaiians on Top of their Game. For more interviews about successful Hawaiian role models pick up a free copy of the Ka Wai Ola, or subscribe to the free newspaper on-line at OHA.ORG. Featured Guest: Claire Ku'uleilani Hughes, Dr. PH., R.D. http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100792581.mp3 Ki-ho'alu Foundation is excited to announce the 28th Annual Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Festival is on August 15th, 2010 at the Kapiolani Park from 12 Noon – 6 PM. The Festival, which began in 1982 to honor slack key greats Gabby Pahinui, Atta Isaacs, and others on O'ahu, has since grown to include the islands of Maui (19 years), Hawaii (18 years), Kauai (18 years). This year the festival will be featuring some of Hawaii's legends as well as up and coming artists. Featured Guest: Milton Lau 100700571Fri, 13 Aug 2010 06:27:53 -040000:57:01clean Ki-ho'alu Foundation is excited to announce the 28th Annual Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Festival is on August 15th, 2010 at the Kapiolani Park from 12 Noon – 6 PM. The Festival, which began in 1982 to honor slack key greats Gabby Pahinui, Atta Isaacs, and Ki-ho'alu Foundation is excited to announce the 28th Annual Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Festival is on August 15th, 2010 at the Kapiolani Park from 12 Noon – 6 PM. The Festival, which began in 1982 to honor slack key greats Gabby Pahinui, Atta Isaacs, and others on O'ahu, has since grown to include the islands of Maui (19 years), Hawaii (18 years), Kauai (18 years). This year the festival will be featuring some of Hawaii's legends as well as up and coming artists. Featured Guest: Milton Lau http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100791411.mp3 On Saturday, August 14, 2010, PHOCUSED (Protecting Hawaii's Ohana, Children, Under Served, Elderly and Disabled) health and human services organizations will be conducting a candidate forum for this year's election at the University of Hawaii, Kamakakuokalani Center for Hawaiian Studies, 9:00 to 2:00 p.m. These organizations recognize the power of the vote of the people and are seeking their support to elect good legislators. Last year, health and human service organizations saw their programs cut. Native Hawaiians comprise 50% plus of their clientele. The intent of the forum is to seek information from the candidates on their priorities, to ascertain whether those priorities are inclusive of the concerns of our collective communities, and to educate the community on issues of concern to them, so that sound decisions can be made at the election pools. Candidates will be asked about their health and human services initiatives and Native Hawaiian initiatives. The AHCC will be present to register voters. 100699411Thu, 12 Aug 2010 03:24:06 -040000:52:54clean On Saturday, August 14, 2010, PHOCUSED (Protecting Hawaii's Ohana, Children, Under Served, Elderly and Disabled) health and human services organizations will be conducting a candidate forum for this year's election at the University of Hawaii, Kamakakuok On Saturday, August 14, 2010, PHOCUSED (Protecting Hawaii's Ohana, Children, Under Served, Elderly and Disabled) health and human services organizations will be conducting a candidate forum for this year's election at the University of Hawaii, Kamakakuokalani Center for Hawaiian Studies, 9:00 to 2:00 p.m. These organizations recognize the power of the vote of the people and are seeking their support to elect good legislators. Last year, health and human service organizations saw their programs cut. Native Hawaiians comprise 50% plus of their clientele. The intent of the forum is to seek information from the candidates on their priorities, to ascertain whether those priorities are inclusive of the concerns of our collective communities, and to educate the community on issues of concern to them, so that sound decisions can be made at the election pools. Candidates will be asked about their health and human services initiatives and Native Hawaiian initiatives. The AHCC will be present to register voters. http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100790011.mp3This new book contains contributions from 29 members of the community on various issues that affect everyone living in Hawaii. Featured Guests: Craig Howes & John Osorio 100698261Wed, 11 Aug 2010 03:21:05 -040000:58:20cleanThis new book contains contributions from 29 members of the community on various issues that affect everyone living in Hawaii. Featured Guests: Craig Howes & John Osorio This new book contains contributions from 29 members of the community on various issues that affect everyone living in Hawaii. Featured Guests: Craig Howes & John Osorio http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100788611.mp3According to the US Census Bureau May 2010, over half the population at Halawa are Native Hawaiian men who are fathers, grandfathers and ohana. Of the 300 women in prison in Kailua 210 of them are Native Hawaiian or have given birth to Native Hawaiian children. There is a great need for Native Hawaiian mentors because Native Hawaiian children are impacted by the incarceration of a parent, loved one or live in a geographic location where there is high numbers of incarceration. Featured Guests: Memory Ku, Program Coordinator for MCP Kawika Patterson, Warden of Women's Community Corrections (tentative) Aaron Nunez, & Renee Balentine both mentors with MCP 100697311Tue, 10 Aug 2010 04:35:40 -040000:54:45cleanAccording to the US Census Bureau May 2010, over half the population at Halawa are Native Hawaiian men who are fathers, grandfathers and ohana. Of the 300 women in prison in Kailua 210 of them are Native Hawaiian or have given birth to Native Hawaiian chiAccording to the US Census Bureau May 2010, over half the population at Halawa are Native Hawaiian men who are fathers, grandfathers and ohana. Of the 300 women in prison in Kailua 210 of them are Native Hawaiian or have given birth to Native Hawaiian children. There is a great need for Native Hawaiian mentors because Native Hawaiian children are impacted by the incarceration of a parent, loved one or live in a geographic location where there is high numbers of incarceration. Featured Guests: Memory Ku, Program Coordinator for MCP Kawika Patterson, Warden of Women's Community Corrections (tentative) Aaron Nunez, & Renee Balentine both mentors with MCP http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100787491.mp3Free transition program prepares early learners, 4 to 5 year-olds for Kindergarten. The Keiki Steps to Kindergarten Program will be available to pre-kindergarten keiki at public schools statewide. Featured Guests: Program Director Kanoelehua Renaud, Associate Sheri Magno, Parent Bronson Rosa and Teacher Germaine Escoto of Wai'anae Elementary 100696111Mon, 09 Aug 2010 02:44:00 -040000:53:33cleanFree transition program prepares early learners, 4 to 5 year-olds for Kindergarten. The Keiki Steps to Kindergarten Program will be available to pre-kindergarten keiki at public schools statewide. Featured Guests: Program Director Kanoelehua Renaud, AssocFree transition program prepares early learners, 4 to 5 year-olds for Kindergarten. The Keiki Steps to Kindergarten Program will be available to pre-kindergarten keiki at public schools statewide. Featured Guests: Program Director Kanoelehua Renaud, Associate Sheri Magno, Parent Bronson Rosa and Teacher Germaine Escoto of Wai'anae Elementary http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100786151.mp3Waikiki Aquarium's “Ke Kani O Ke Kai” 2010 summer concert series features some of Hawaii's most popular artists. Featured Guests: Mary Lou Foley, Director of Community Outreach at the Waikiki Aquarium and musical group, Ho'okena 100694821Fri, 06 Aug 2010 05:17:56 -040000:55:22cleanWaikiki Aquarium's “Ke Kani O Ke Kai” 2010 summer concert series features some of Hawaii's most popular artists. Featured Guests: Mary Lou Foley, Director of Community Outreach at the Waikiki Aquarium and musical group, Ho'okena Waikiki Aquarium's “Ke Kani O Ke Kai” 2010 summer concert series features some of Hawaii's most popular artists. Featured Guests: Mary Lou Foley, Director of Community Outreach at the Waikiki Aquarium and musical group, Ho'okena http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100784751.mp3Aloha Harvest, an organization that partners with the community to distribute food to social service agencies on O'ahu, recently was awarded $35,000 in grants from several Hawaii foundations. Ku'ulei Williams previously worked with the Native Hawaiian Hospitality Association and is presently Executive Director at Aloha Harvest. 100693661Thu, 05 Aug 2010 04:12:31 -040000:56:00cleanAloha Harvest, an organization that partners with the community to distribute food to social service agencies on O'ahu, recently was awarded $35,000 in grants from several Hawaii foundations. Ku'ulei Williams previously worked with the Native Hawaiian HosAloha Harvest, an organization that partners with the community to distribute food to social service agencies on O'ahu, recently was awarded $35,000 in grants from several Hawaii foundations. Ku'ulei Williams previously worked with the Native Hawaiian Hospitality Association and is presently Executive Director at Aloha Harvest. http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100783401.mp3An Indigenous cultural celebration that will focus on successes, wise practices and common issues in health, healing and addictions within Indigenous communities. The Sixth Gathering will radiate the wisdom of our kupuna (elders) and the aloha of the land and the Indigenous people of ka pae 'aina Hawai'I, on September 3-10, 2010. Featured Guests: Kim Ku 'ulei Birnie, Papa Ola Lokahi 100692541Wed, 04 Aug 2010 02:08:51 -040000:55:57cleanAn Indigenous cultural celebration that will focus on successes, wise practices and common issues in health, healing and addictions within Indigenous communities. The Sixth Gathering will radiate the wisdom of our kupuna (elders) and the aloha of the landAn Indigenous cultural celebration that will focus on successes, wise practices and common issues in health, healing and addictions within Indigenous communities. The Sixth Gathering will radiate the wisdom of our kupuna (elders) and the aloha of the land and the Indigenous people of ka pae 'aina Hawai'I, on September 3-10, 2010. Featured Guests: Kim Ku 'ulei Birnie, Papa Ola Lokahi http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100782031.mp3Experience the living Hawaiian culture at Waimea Valley. August is full of interesting activities in the valley, including the Kalo Workshop on Sat., Aug 7; the Mighty Uke and Pulama o Waimea on Sat., 14; and for an afternoon of on Hawaiian music the Abrigo 'Ohana on Sun., Aug 15. Featured Guest: Cybil Rawlins 100691121Tue, 03 Aug 2010 00:48:05 -040000:50:26cleanExperience the living Hawaiian culture at Waimea Valley. August is full of interesting activities in the valley, including the Kalo Workshop on Sat., Aug 7; the Mighty Uke and Pulama o Waimea on Sat., 14; and for an afternoon of on Hawaiian music the AbriExperience the living Hawaiian culture at Waimea Valley. August is full of interesting activities in the valley, including the Kalo Workshop on Sat., Aug 7; the Mighty Uke and Pulama o Waimea on Sat., 14; and for an afternoon of on Hawaiian music the Abrigo 'Ohana on Sun., Aug 15. Featured Guest: Cybil Rawlins http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100780371.mp3This festival is a gathering for musicians to perform and connect and recognize Waimanalo's contribution to Hawaii's Music. The day-long festival is free and features over 100 of Hawai'i's best musicians. Help us support the efforts of the Hawaiian Music Hall of Fame to establish the Hawai'I Museum of Music and Dance – a museum and performance center for Hawaiian music and hula. The Hawaiian Music Hall of Fame has set an initial goal of raising $2,000,000 for planning, design, and environmental study for this facility. The State has agreed to provide matching funds. Featured Guest: Cyril Pahinui 100690021Mon, 02 Aug 2010 01:33:29 -040000:58:11cleanThis festival is a gathering for musicians to perform and connect and recognize Waimanalo's contribution to Hawaii's Music. The day-long festival is free and features over 100 of Hawai'i's best musicians. Help us support the efforts of the Hawaiian Music This festival is a gathering for musicians to perform and connect and recognize Waimanalo's contribution to Hawaii's Music. The day-long festival is free and features over 100 of Hawai'i's best musicians. Help us support the efforts of the Hawaiian Music Hall of Fame to establish the Hawai'I Museum of Music and Dance – a museum and performance center for Hawaiian music and hula. The Hawaiian Music Hall of Fame has set an initial goal of raising $2,000,000 for planning, design, and environmental study for this facility. The State has agreed to provide matching funds. Featured Guest: Cyril Pahinui http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100779181.mp3 A Hawaiian National Holiday since 1843, Ka La Ho'i Ho'i Ea remembers the end of the short British occupation of Hawaii. Celebrated at Thomas Square, named after Admeral Thomas who declared Paulet's occupation was unauthorized. The annual event is on Saturday, July 31 from 10 am to 6 pm. Special Guests: Daniel Kaneala Anthony, Imaikalani Winchester & Maka`ala Rawlins. 100688651Fri, 30 Jul 2010 04:56:54 -040000:53:09clean A Hawaiian National Holiday since 1843, Ka La Ho'i Ho'i Ea remembers the end of the short British occupation of Hawaii. Celebrated at Thomas Square, named after Admeral Thomas who declared Paulet's occupation was unauthorized. The annual event is on Satu A Hawaiian National Holiday since 1843, Ka La Ho'i Ho'i Ea remembers the end of the short British occupation of Hawaii. Celebrated at Thomas Square, named after Admeral Thomas who declared Paulet's occupation was unauthorized. The annual event is on Saturday, July 31 from 10 am to 6 pm. Special Guests: Daniel Kaneala Anthony, Imaikalani Winchester & Maka`ala Rawlins. http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100777601.mp3THE HAWAIIAN WAY: The Art and Tradition of Slack Key Music is a musical documentary about the art and family traditions of Ki ho'alu (slack key). This unique style of guitar playing is to Hawaii what flamenco is to Spain and Delta blues picking is to the American south. The film combines interviews, performances, and archival photos to tell the slack key story from the 1830s to the present. Some of Hawaii's most talented guitarists and composers are featured. Among them: Gabby Pahinui, Auntie Alice Namakelua, Raymond Kane, Ledward Kaapana, the Kahumoku Brothers, George Kuo, Rev. Dennis Kamakahi,, Manu Kahaialii, Malaki Kanahele, Roland “Lale” Kalihiki, Anna Goodhue, Mel Murata and the legendary Fred Punahou. Featured guest film makers Eddie & Myrna Kamae, and George Kuo. 100687071Thu, 29 Jul 2010 06:05:26 -040000:56:44cleanTHE HAWAIIAN WAY: The Art and Tradition of Slack Key Music is a musical documentary about the art and family traditions of Ki ho'alu (slack key). This unique style of guitar playing is to Hawaii what flamenco is to Spain and Delta blues picking is to the THE HAWAIIAN WAY: The Art and Tradition of Slack Key Music is a musical documentary about the art and family traditions of Ki ho'alu (slack key). This unique style of guitar playing is to Hawaii what flamenco is to Spain and Delta blues picking is to the American south. The film combines interviews, performances, and archival photos to tell the slack key story from the 1830s to the present. Some of Hawaii's most talented guitarists and composers are featured. Among them: Gabby Pahinui, Auntie Alice Namakelua, Raymond Kane, Ledward Kaapana, the Kahumoku Brothers, George Kuo, Rev. Dennis Kamakahi,, Manu Kahaialii, Malaki Kanahele, Roland “Lale” Kalihiki, Anna Goodhue, Mel Murata and the legendary Fred Punahou. Featured guest film makers Eddie & Myrna Kamae, and George Kuo. http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100775831.mp3Featured guest Maenette Ah Nee-Benham, Dean of Hawai`inuiākea School of Hawaiian Knowledge at the University of Hawai'i. This series features interviews of Native Hawaiians on Top of their Game. For more interviews about successful Hawaiian role models pick up a free copy of the Ka Wai Ola, or subscribe to the free newspaper on-line at oha.org. 100685921Wed, 28 Jul 2010 05:06:20 -040000:54:21cleanFeatured guest Maenette Ah Nee-Benham, Dean of Hawai`inuiākea School of Hawaiian Knowledge at the University of Hawai'i. This series features interviews of Native Hawaiians on Top of their Game. For more interviews about successful Hawaiian role modeFeatured guest Maenette Ah Nee-Benham, Dean of Hawai`inuiākea School of Hawaiian Knowledge at the University of Hawai'i. This series features interviews of Native Hawaiians on Top of their Game. For more interviews about successful Hawaiian role models pick up a free copy of the Ka Wai Ola, or subscribe to the free newspaper on-line at oha.org. http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100774441.mp3Project Vision provides free retina exams for Hawaii's under-served communities. Founded by the Retina Institute of Hawaii, Project Vision is a non-profit 501(c)3 service with a mission to enhance the quality of life by improving sight, preventing blindness, and advancing medical knowledge through research. The mobile service provides free retina screenings to under-served populations in Hawaii. Special Guest: Annie Hiller, Executive Director 100684681Tue, 27 Jul 2010 06:04:06 -040000:54:17cleanProject Vision provides free retina exams for Hawaii's under-served communities. Founded by the Retina Institute of Hawaii, Project Vision is a non-profit 501(c)3 service with a mission to enhance the quality of life by improving sight, preventing blindneProject Vision provides free retina exams for Hawaii's under-served communities. Founded by the Retina Institute of Hawaii, Project Vision is a non-profit 501(c)3 service with a mission to enhance the quality of life by improving sight, preventing blindness, and advancing medical knowledge through research. The mobile service provides free retina screenings to under-served populations in Hawaii. Special Guest: Annie Hiller, Executive Director http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100773011.mp3The Nanakuli High & Intermediate School Performing Arts Center was selected to represent the United States in the Fringe Festival in Edinburg, Scotland in August 2011 from 8 am to 3 pm in the Nanakuli High & Intermediate School Multi-purpose Café. Special Guests: Robin Kitsu, Director of Nanakuli High & Intermediate School Performing Arts Center And Students. 100683441Mon, 26 Jul 2010 00:47:05 -040000:56:40cleanThe Nanakuli High & Intermediate School Performing Arts Center was selected to represent the United States in the Fringe Festival in Edinburg, Scotland in August 2011 from 8 am to 3 pm in the Nanakuli High & Intermediate School Multi-purpose Café. SpecialThe Nanakuli High & Intermediate School Performing Arts Center was selected to represent the United States in the Fringe Festival in Edinburg, Scotland in August 2011 from 8 am to 3 pm in the Nanakuli High & Intermediate School Multi-purpose Café. Special Guests: Robin Kitsu, Director of Nanakuli High & Intermediate School Performing Arts Center And Students. http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100771491.mp3Holistic health education and natural alternative healing have been growing in popularity over the years, but many find their roots in the history of indigenous cultures. Here in Hawaii there are many Hawaiian plants used to heal the sick. Leo and his son Levon Ohai are going to talk story about Hawaiian herbs. 100682301Fri, 23 Jul 2010 05:09:20 -040000:58:50cleanHolistic health education and natural alternative healing have been growing in popularity over the years, but many find their roots in the history of indigenous cultures. Here in Hawaii there are many Hawaiian plants used to heal the sick. Leo and his sonHolistic health education and natural alternative healing have been growing in popularity over the years, but many find their roots in the history of indigenous cultures. Here in Hawaii there are many Hawaiian plants used to heal the sick. Leo and his son Levon Ohai are going to talk story about Hawaiian herbs. http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100770141.mp3PEWA opened on First Friday, July 2nd at the MAMo Gallery on Bethel Street in Downtown Honolulu. PEWA features the artwork and collaborations of Carl F. K. Pao and Solomon Enos. 100681151Thu, 22 Jul 2010 06:27:59 -040000:58:22cleanPEWA opened on First Friday, July 2nd at the MAMo Gallery on Bethel Street in Downtown Honolulu. PEWA features the artwork and collaborations of Carl F. K. Pao and Solomon Enos. PEWA opened on First Friday, July 2nd at the MAMo Gallery on Bethel Street in Downtown Honolulu. PEWA features the artwork and collaborations of Carl F. K. Pao and Solomon Enos. http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100768751.mp3A public meeting will be held on Thurs., July 22, 2010, from 6 to 8:30 pm at the Wahiawa District Park in the Hale Ho'okipa Room. For meeting information call Kevin Chang at 594-1944 or email KeivnC@OHA.org. Guests: Kevin Chang, Kamoa Quitevis, Kehaulani Souza and Dominique Cordy 100679891Wed, 21 Jul 2010 04:22:24 -040000:57:07cleanA public meeting will be held on Thurs., July 22, 2010, from 6 to 8:30 pm at the Wahiawa District Park in the Hale Ho'okipa Room. For meeting information call Kevin Chang at 594-1944 or email KeivnC@OHA.org. Guests: Kevin Chang, Kamoa Quitevis, Kehaulani A public meeting will be held on Thurs., July 22, 2010, from 6 to 8:30 pm at the Wahiawa District Park in the Hale Ho'okipa Room. For meeting information call Kevin Chang at 594-1944 or email KeivnC@OHA.org. Guests: Kevin Chang, Kamoa Quitevis, Kehaulani Souza and Dominique Cordy http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100767361.mp3Haunani Apoliona was first elected as a trustee in 1996, and has been the Chairperson of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs since 2002. Prior to that she was the president/ CEO of Alu Like, Inc. a non-profit organization that helps Native Hawaiians to achieve social and economic self-sufficiency. Listen in as she talks about the recent changest to the Native Hawaiian Reorganization Act. 100678771Tue, 20 Jul 2010 07:08:54 -040000:56:42cleanHaunani Apoliona was first elected as a trustee in 1996, and has been the Chairperson of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs since 2002. Prior to that she was the president/ CEO of Alu Like, Inc. a non-profit organization that helps Native Hawaiians to achieveHaunani Apoliona was first elected as a trustee in 1996, and has been the Chairperson of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs since 2002. Prior to that she was the president/ CEO of Alu Like, Inc. a non-profit organization that helps Native Hawaiians to achieve social and economic self-sufficiency. Listen in as she talks about the recent changest to the Native Hawaiian Reorganization Act. http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100766051.mp3The Institute for Native Pacific Education and Culture (INPEACE) provides free and low-cost programs for preschool children. Special guest: Lisa Pakele, Program Director of Keiki Steps.100677911Mon, 19 Jul 2010 00:53:11 -040000:48:59cleanThe Institute for Native Pacific Education and Culture (INPEACE) provides free and low-cost programs for preschool children. Special guest: Lisa Pakele, Program Director of Keiki Steps.The Institute for Native Pacific Education and Culture (INPEACE) provides free and low-cost programs for preschool children. Special guest: Lisa Pakele, Program Director of Keiki Steps.http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100765061.mp3'Ike Pono's Michael Lowe, Stan Oshiro and Bobby Yu join Randy Hudnall to talk about their new CD, Deep Waters and catch up on the group's new direction. 100676911Fri, 16 Jul 2010 05:31:57 -040000:55:17clean'Ike Pono's Michael Lowe, Stan Oshiro and Bobby Yu join Randy Hudnall to talk about their new CD, Deep Waters and catch up on the group's new direction. 'Ike Pono's Michael Lowe, Stan Oshiro and Bobby Yu join Randy Hudnall to talk about their new CD, Deep Waters and catch up on the group's new direction. http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100763801.mp3This Loan Program is designed to provide low cost loans with extended terms to Native Hawaiians who are experiencing “temporary financial hardship” due to unforeseen events, or who wish to enhance their careers. Special guest: Quentin Flores. Hawaii Community Lending-the lending arm of Hawaiian Community Assets, Hawaii Community Lending specializes in loans available on Hawaiian Home Lands and assists homesteaders to access all sources of mortgage loans available, including FHA 247, USDA 502, and the Hawaii Community Lending is a one-stop shop for homestead mortgage lending needs. Special guest: Michele Ka'uhane 100675391Thu, 15 Jul 2010 02:15:04 -040000:53:38cleanThis Loan Program is designed to provide low cost loans with extended terms to Native Hawaiians who are experiencing “temporary financial hardship” due to unforeseen events, or who wish to enhance their careers. Special guest: Quentin Flores. Hawaii CommuThis Loan Program is designed to provide low cost loans with extended terms to Native Hawaiians who are experiencing “temporary financial hardship” due to unforeseen events, or who wish to enhance their careers. Special guest: Quentin Flores. Hawaii Community Lending-the lending arm of Hawaiian Community Assets, Hawaii Community Lending specializes in loans available on Hawaiian Home Lands and assists homesteaders to access all sources of mortgage loans available, including FHA 247, USDA 502, and the Hawaii Community Lending is a one-stop shop for homestead mortgage lending needs. Special guest: Michele Ka'uhane http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100761981.mp3 The largest non-competitive Hula Competition in Hawaii, the 33rd Annual Prince Lot Hula Festival will honor King Kamehameha V, Lot Kapuäiwa, at the beautiful Moanalua Gardens on Saturday, July 17, 2010, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Special guests include: Vicky Holt Takamine, Aaron Mahi, Alika Jaime & Pauline Worsham. 100674491Wed, 14 Jul 2010 00:52:18 -040000:55:49clean The largest non-competitive Hula Competition in Hawaii, the 33rd Annual Prince Lot Hula Festival will honor King Kamehameha V, Lot Kapuäiwa, at the beautiful Moanalua Gardens on Saturday, July 17, 2010, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Special guests include: Vicky The largest non-competitive Hula Competition in Hawaii, the 33rd Annual Prince Lot Hula Festival will honor King Kamehameha V, Lot Kapuäiwa, at the beautiful Moanalua Gardens on Saturday, July 17, 2010, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Special guests include: Vicky Holt Takamine, Aaron Mahi, Alika Jaime & Pauline Worsham. http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100760911.mp3As a Native Hawaiian Practitioner Mike Lee wears many hats, well rounded his knowledge in Hawaiian ways spans from the star in the sky to highest point of Maunakea and down to the limu of the ocean. 100673501Tue, 13 Jul 2010 04:27:30 -040000:56:49cleanAs a Native Hawaiian Practitioner Mike Lee wears many hats, well rounded his knowledge in Hawaiian ways spans from the star in the sky to highest point of Maunakea and down to the limu of the ocean. As a Native Hawaiian Practitioner Mike Lee wears many hats, well rounded his knowledge in Hawaiian ways spans from the star in the sky to highest point of Maunakea and down to the limu of the ocean. http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100759641.mp3According to the US Census Bureau May 2010, over half the population at Halawa are Native Hawaiian men who are fathers, grandfathers and ohana. Of the 300 women in prison in Kailua 210 of them are Native Hawaiian or have given birth to Native Hawaiian children. There is a great need for Native Hawaiian mentors because Native Hawaiian children are impacted by the incarceration of a parent, loved one or live in a geographic location where there is high numbers of incarceration. Guests include: Memory Ku, Program Coordinator for MCP; Aaron Nunez & Renee Balentine, Mentors with MCP; Kawika Patterson, Warden of Women's Community Corrections. 100672211Sun, 11 Jul 2010 01:33:25 -040000:58:58cleanAccording to the US Census Bureau May 2010, over half the population at Halawa are Native Hawaiian men who are fathers, grandfathers and ohana. Of the 300 women in prison in Kailua 210 of them are Native Hawaiian or have given birth to Native Hawaiian chiAccording to the US Census Bureau May 2010, over half the population at Halawa are Native Hawaiian men who are fathers, grandfathers and ohana. Of the 300 women in prison in Kailua 210 of them are Native Hawaiian or have given birth to Native Hawaiian children. There is a great need for Native Hawaiian mentors because Native Hawaiian children are impacted by the incarceration of a parent, loved one or live in a geographic location where there is high numbers of incarceration. Guests include: Memory Ku, Program Coordinator for MCP; Aaron Nunez & Renee Balentine, Mentors with MCP; Kawika Patterson, Warden of Women's Community Corrections. http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100758031.mp3OHA's CEO Clyde Namuo's Response to the Recent Changes in the Akaka Bill100672151Fri, 09 Jul 2010 22:17:34 -040000:01:00cleanOHA's CEO Clyde Namuo's Response to the Recent Changes in the Akaka BillOHA's CEO Clyde Namuo's Response to the Recent Changes in the Akaka Billhttp://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/f7522f39c5298320f41ba196af70ad88_100757971.mp3World-renowned recording artist, Amy Hanaialii is featured in this series of Native Hawaiians on Top of their Game. For more interviews about successful Hawaiian role models pick up a free copy of the Ka Wai Ola, or subscribe to the free newspaper on-line at OHA.org. 100670971Fri, 09 Jul 2010 05:01:17 -040001:02:41cleanWorld-renowned recording artist, Amy Hanaialii is featured in this series of Native Hawaiians on Top of their Game. For more interviews about successful Hawaiian role models pick up a free copy of the Ka Wai Ola, or subscribe to the free newspaper on-lineWorld-renowned recording artist, Amy Hanaialii is featured in this series of Native Hawaiians on Top of their Game. For more interviews about successful Hawaiian role models pick up a free copy of the Ka Wai Ola, or subscribe to the free newspaper on-line at OHA.org. http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100756591.mp3 Native Hawaiians are making a name for themselves in our communities, and Raymond Jardine is no exception. He's the President and CEO of Native Hawaiian Veterans LLC, a global company that expects to do more than $12 million in revenues this year. Jardine is also a client of HI-PTAC, or the Hawaii Procurement Technical Assistance Center, based at the Office of Hawaiian Affairs. He will share some of his business savvy and the Hawaiian values that have guided him and his partners to success. 100669521Thu, 08 Jul 2010 05:59:48 -040000:46:27clean Native Hawaiians are making a name for themselves in our communities, and Raymond Jardine is no exception. He's the President and CEO of Native Hawaiian Veterans LLC, a global company that expects to do more than $12 million in revenues this year. Jardin Native Hawaiians are making a name for themselves in our communities, and Raymond Jardine is no exception. He's the President and CEO of Native Hawaiian Veterans LLC, a global company that expects to do more than $12 million in revenues this year. Jardine is also a client of HI-PTAC, or the Hawaii Procurement Technical Assistance Center, based at the Office of Hawaiian Affairs. He will share some of his business savvy and the Hawaiian values that have guided him and his partners to success. http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100754921.mp3Noelle Kahanu & Ty Kawika Tengan - Bishop Museum invites the public for a free lecture by master carver and artist Rocky Jensen; and his wife, scholar and author, Lucia Jensen. This dynamic couple will share their knowledge of the Hawaiian god Kū, based on decades of research and devotion to the creation and carving of Kū images. 100668671Wed, 07 Jul 2010 00:51:33 -040000:52:21cleanNoelle Kahanu & Ty Kawika Tengan - Bishop Museum invites the public for a free lecture by master carver and artist Rocky Jensen; and his wife, scholar and author, Lucia Jensen. This dynamic couple will share their knowledge of the Hawaiian god Kū, baNoelle Kahanu & Ty Kawika Tengan - Bishop Museum invites the public for a free lecture by master carver and artist Rocky Jensen; and his wife, scholar and author, Lucia Jensen. This dynamic couple will share their knowledge of the Hawaiian god Kū, based on decades of research and devotion to the creation and carving of Kū images. http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100753841.mp3In this show we talk with Nalani Minton, Director of Ike Ao Pono at the University of Hawaii Nursingand Dental Hygiene Program about getting the Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islanders to apply and graduate from the nursing and dental hygiene program at the University of Hawaii. Also talklng about the program hitting a milestone this past year.100666771Mon, 05 Jul 2010 06:05:56 -040000:51:41cleanIn this show we talk with Nalani Minton, Director of Ike Ao Pono at the University of Hawaii Nursingand Dental Hygiene Program about getting the Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islanders to apply and graduate from the nursing and dental hygiene program at theIn this show we talk with Nalani Minton, Director of Ike Ao Pono at the University of Hawaii Nursingand Dental Hygiene Program about getting the Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islanders to apply and graduate from the nursing and dental hygiene program at the University of Hawaii. Also talklng about the program hitting a milestone this past year.http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100751201.mp3BEST OF Na Oiwi Olino: Talking about economics and its development with Mark Glick, Director of Economic Development of OHA. Also in this show is Edgy Lee, Head of Film Works and PacificNetwork.TV to give her thoughts and ideas about technology and how she uses it in everyday life.100666681Sun, 04 Jul 2010 02:42:42 -040001:03:17cleanBEST OF Na Oiwi Olino: Talking about economics and its development with Mark Glick, Director of Economic Development of OHA. Also in this show is Edgy Lee, Head of Film Works and PacificNetwork.TV to give her thoughts and ideas about technology and how shBEST OF Na Oiwi Olino: Talking about economics and its development with Mark Glick, Director of Economic Development of OHA. Also in this show is Edgy Lee, Head of Film Works and PacificNetwork.TV to give her thoughts and ideas about technology and how she uses it in everyday life.http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100751111.mp3This series features interviews of Native Hawaiians on Top of their Game. For more interviews about successful Hawaiian role models pick up a free copy of the Ka Wai Ola, or subscribe to the free newspaper on-line at OHA.ORG. Featured guest Keali'i Lopez, President & CEO of 'Olelo Community Media. Also on the show is Ed Nishioka from OHA talking about Kawai Ola. 100665891Fri, 02 Jul 2010 04:50:46 -040001:00:35cleanThis series features interviews of Native Hawaiians on Top of their Game. For more interviews about successful Hawaiian role models pick up a free copy of the Ka Wai Ola, or subscribe to the free newspaper on-line at OHA.ORG. Featured guest Keali'i Lopez,This series features interviews of Native Hawaiians on Top of their Game. For more interviews about successful Hawaiian role models pick up a free copy of the Ka Wai Ola, or subscribe to the free newspaper on-line at OHA.ORG. Featured guest Keali'i Lopez, President & CEO of 'Olelo Community Media. Also on the show is Ed Nishioka from OHA talking about Kawai Ola. http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100750221.mp3In the midst of tough economic times, OHA is pleased that it is still able to continue to financially support the community through its grants program. The OHA Grants program starts its new fiscal year today, July 1, 2010. And with us to explain how the Grants program works is Nancy King, Community Relations Specialists of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs. Also on the show is Robin Makapagal, Volunteer Chair who will talk about the Kamehameha Schools Kapalama Relay for Life. Plus, we talk story with Mary Lou Foley about Waikiki Aquarium's “Ke Kani O Ke Kai” 2010 summer concert series featuring some of Hawaii's most popular artists. 100665031Thu, 01 Jul 2010 03:49:25 -040000:51:57cleanIn the midst of tough economic times, OHA is pleased that it is still able to continue to financially support the community through its grants program. The OHA Grants program starts its new fiscal year today, July 1, 2010. And with us to explain how the GIn the midst of tough economic times, OHA is pleased that it is still able to continue to financially support the community through its grants program. The OHA Grants program starts its new fiscal year today, July 1, 2010. And with us to explain how the Grants program works is Nancy King, Community Relations Specialists of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs. Also on the show is Robin Makapagal, Volunteer Chair who will talk about the Kamehameha Schools Kapalama Relay for Life. Plus, we talk story with Mary Lou Foley about Waikiki Aquarium's “Ke Kani O Ke Kai” 2010 summer concert series featuring some of Hawaii's most popular artists. http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100749311.mp3Na Oiwi Olino 05/14/2010100627291Mon, 17 May 2010 04:41:34 -040001:54:29cleanNa Oiwi Olino 05/14/2010Na Oiwi Olino 05/14/2010http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100704001.mp3Na Oiwi Olino 05/13/2010100625751Fri, 14 May 2010 06:08:06 -040001:39:26cleanNa Oiwi Olino 05/13/2010Na Oiwi Olino 05/13/2010http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100702311.mp3Na Oiwi Olino 05/12/2010100625741Fri, 14 May 2010 05:57:20 -040001:39:43cleanNa Oiwi Olino 05/12/2010Na Oiwi Olino 05/12/2010http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100702301.mp3Na Oiwi Olino 05/11/2010100625731Fri, 14 May 2010 05:43:48 -040001:37:40cleanNa Oiwi Olino 05/11/2010Na Oiwi Olino 05/11/2010http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100702291.mp3Na Oiwi Olino 05/10/2010100625721Fri, 14 May 2010 05:30:53 -040001:46:32cleanNa Oiwi Olino 05/10/2010Na Oiwi Olino 05/10/2010http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100702281.mp3Na Oiwi Olino 05/07/2010100621711Sun, 09 May 2010 03:14:31 -040001:54:48cleanNa Oiwi Olino 05/07/2010Na Oiwi Olino 05/07/2010http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100697401.mp3Na Oiwi Olino 05/05/2010100621701Sun, 09 May 2010 02:04:28 -040001:37:52cleanNa Oiwi Olino 05/05/2010Na Oiwi Olino 05/05/2010http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100697391.mp3Na Oiwi Olino 05/03/2010100617951Tue, 04 May 2010 20:56:18 -040001:42:50cleanNa Oiwi Olino 05/03/2010Na Oiwi Olino 05/03/2010http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100692881.mp3Na Oiwi Olino 05/04/2010100617911Tue, 04 May 2010 19:05:05 -040001:39:53cleanNa Oiwi Olino 05/04/2010Na Oiwi Olino 05/04/2010http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100692841.mp3Na Oiwi Olino 04/21/2010100615121Fri, 30 Apr 2010 19:49:09 -040001:42:50cleanNa Oiwi Olino 04/21/2010Na Oiwi Olino 04/21/2010http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100689661.mp3Na Oiwi Olino 04/30/2010100615101Fri, 30 Apr 2010 19:34:11 -040001:48:37cleanNa Oiwi Olino 04/30/2010Na Oiwi Olino 04/30/2010http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100689641.mp3Na Oiwi Olino 04/29/2010100614161Fri, 30 Apr 2010 05:47:56 -040001:45:25cleanNa Oiwi Olino 04/29/2010Na Oiwi Olino 04/29/2010http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100688591.mp3Na Oiwi Olino 04/28/2010100614151Fri, 30 Apr 2010 05:21:29 -040001:45:26cleanNa Oiwi Olino 04/28/2010Na Oiwi Olino 04/28/2010http://kkneam.media.streamtheworld.com/audio/na_oiwi_olino_100688581.mp3nonadult