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Episode 66 - Cocked and Goaded / The Abortion Distortion June 26, 2019

Bombing #Iran. Concentration Camps. #Reparations. #Abortion. The #NBA Draft. And most controversial of all....we say something positive about Brett Kavanaugh? Mahalo to our dear friend Sarah Sumire for joining us and sharing her personal story -- and for saving you from having to listen to two dudes ignorantly rant about women's reproductive healthcare! PS: Josh […]

Columbus Blubrry Podcasting Studio #1378 June 25, 2019

Back in Columbus at the Blubrry Podcasting Studio for the week, yes my container arrived and for the most part, no damage discovered beside a few small items that I did not pack properly. Very pleased and I have a large percentage of the gear unpacked awaiting install into racks etc to put the studio […]

Artist Spotlight with Matt and Roxanne Ortiz June 24, 2019

Matthew and Roxanne Ortiz are a husband and wife art duo who collaborate under the name Wooden Wave. Their work has a hand-drawn aesthetic that reflects a playful sensibility and appreciation for draftsmanship. Frequently using treehouses as their subject matter, the art of Wooden Wave presents a whimsical take on the notion of the sustainably […]

Stories from Hōkūleʻa’s Worldwide Voyage: Technology Leg by Leg June 24, 2019

Through the internet and modern-day technology, the world was able to track and engage with Hōkūle‘a, a traditional Hawaiian voyaging canoe, that used no modern technology to sail around the world. Hōkūle‘a traveled 42,000 nautical miles in three years and visited 150 ports in over 20 countries and kept in contact with the world the […]

Stories from Hōkūle‘a’s Worldwide Voyage: Science at Sea June 24, 2019

As Hōkūle‘a sailed around the world, one of its educational goals was to learn more about the Earth and her natural wonders. Hear from crew members as they share lessons learned from visiting areas such as the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument in the Northwest Hawaiian Islands, the Galápagos National Park, the Great Barrier Reef Marine […]

Boutique hotels in Hawaii June 23, 2019

Boutique hotels in Hawaii are the topic of our newest Hawaii Vacation Connection Podcast. Aloha Bruce and Emmy-winner Lanai Tabura talk about what makes them a great option for accommodations during your Hawaii vacation. Bruce takes a minute to talk about new Alaska Air fare reductions and specials for September/October, and Hawaii Aloha Travel’s exceptional, […]

ʿUniki Ceremony in Contemporary Hula June 23, 2019

A generation ago, ʿuniki hula (a hula graduation ceremony) was a rare and seldom-discussed event; now ʿuniki are televised, included in university classes, and regularly conducted throughout Hawaiʿi. What are the elements and requirements of this revived ʿuniki ceremony? The Hula: Mind, Body and Spirit lecture and film series was made possible through the generous […]

Hula and Ku‘ialua: Dance and War June 23, 2019

The parallels between hula and the Hawaiian martial art ku‘ialua, also called lua, are not apparent to most observers, but are noted by experts skilled in both cultural practices. Parallels and differences will be demonstrated and discussed. The Hula: Mind, Body and Spirit lecture and film series was made possible through the generous support from […]

Hula Maʿi: Procreation Chants and Dances June 23, 2019

Traditional procreation chants and dances celebrate and encourage the continuation of ali‘i family lines. Hula ma‘i are often misunderstood and misinterpreted in modern Western contexts. (Parental discretion advised). The Hula: Mind, Body and Spirit lecture and film series was made possible through the generous support from the Hawaii Tourism Authority, JABSOM, UH Mānoa and Ka […]

Hawaiian Science: Biocultural Restoration of an Ahupua‘a June 23, 2019

Hawaiian Science: Biocultural Restoration of an Ahupua‘a with Dr. Kawika Winter, reserve manager at the He‘eia National Estuarine Research Reserve Recorded Thursday, March 21, 2019 in the Hawaiian Hall Atrium Explore large-scale biocultural restoration and traditional resource management in the largest sheltered body of water in the Hawaiian Islands. The reserve protects unique ecosystems including […]