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Palauea
Today's show is about the area of Palauea on Maui. Land next to development that has archaeological significance; donated from Dowling Corporation to OHA; OHA works agreement with UH-Maui to culturally develop a management plan meant to return Hawaiians to this land in ways that work with the cultural significance of the area; while still serving as an educational experience/area. May set a precedence for big companies wanting to donate land. Featured Guests: Ikaika Nakahashi, Natural Resources Manager, Office of Hawaiian Affairs; Brutus Labenz, Land Management Specialist, Office of Hawaiian Affairs; Hulu Lindsay, Maui Trustee, Office of Hawaiian Affairs K?ope Raymond, Hawaiian Studies Department, University of Hawaii-Maui Campus Topics: Environment, culture, business, development.

Kua'aina Ulu 'Auamo
Discussion of what KUA (Kua'aina Ulu 'Auamo) is - a foundational network for community stewardship groups on a grassroots level with an emphasis on environmental and cultural education, preservation, restoration and sustainability in Hawaii. Guests of the program were Kevin Chang, esq., Executive Director and Ernie Cruz, Jr., Secretary of the non-profit organization.


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Legends of Ko'olau
Storytelling about the "Legends of Ko'olau" and the Ko'olaupoko Hawaiian Civic Club's work around the island. Hawaiian culture of ahapua'a markings. Protecting the environment by engaging the community to protect the lands and waters surrounding Kane?ohe. Featured Guest: Mahealani Cypher; Kane?ohe Historian/Storyteller. Topics: Politics, Civil Service Engagement

Native Hawaiian Fishponds
Today's show is about the re-emergence of the Native Hawaiian Fishponds, sustainability and how it works and what it means to a 21st century Hawaii. Simplifying the permitting process on a Federal, State and City level to those that are wanting to engage in such cultural restoration. Featured Guests: Sam Lemmo, Administrator from Office of Conservation & Coastal Lands DNLR State of Hawaii; Regina Hilo, Native Hawaiian Archaeologist; and Matthew Sproat, Community Engagement with Honua Consulting. Topics: Music Education, Business Education, Tourism, Hawaiian Culture


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Haili's Hawaiian Food
Doing business in Hawaii, supporting your community, building a strong family unit. Featured Guest: Lorraine Alo & Rachael Haili. Topics: Hawaiian Business, Family and Hawaiian Culture of taking care of ones community
Waimea Valley Park
Featured Guests: Richard Pezzulo - Executive Director, Waimea Valley Park, Ah Lan Diamond - Cultural Programs Director, Waimea Valley Park, Lanet Abrigo - Volunteer, Waimea Valley & Member of musical group "Abrigo Ohana", Mele Apana - Board Member and Emcee, Waimea Valley Concert Series Topics: Business, Culture, Economics, Volunteerism


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Native Hawaiian Presidential Appointees Project (NHPAP)
The NHPAP is a new project under OHA created for the purpose of creating a greater voice for the Native Hawaiian community through civil engagement. There are over 5,000 full-time, part-time and volunteer presidential appointee positions. OHA is encouraging more Native Hawaiians to fill these positions to facilitate native Hawaiians having a greater "voice" in the federal government. Featured Guest: Kawika Riley, Washington D.C. Bureau Chief for the Office of Hawaiian Affairs Topics: Politics, Civil Service Engagement

Na Hoku Hanohano Awards / Mele Mei
Culture The month of May promises to be an exciting one with events leading up to the Na Hoku Hanohano Awards, May 25, 2013. Mele Mei the Hawaii Tourism initiative to promote Hawaiian Music as a differentiators and driver for tourism. Interested in having a say in the Hawaii music industry? Ever wondered how the music business is run? How important is radio airplay for your music? These topics and where to get the answers to these questions are discussed. Guests: Pali Ka'aihue, president of Hawaiian Academy of Recording Arts (HARA) and Kale Hannahs, member of HARA board of directors Topics: Music Education, Business Education, Tourism, Hawaiian Culture


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NATIVE ARTS & CULTURES FOUNDATION
Call to American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian artists for project funding of the 2014 Native Arts and Cultures Foundation Artist Fellowships. This unique national $20,000 NACF award, honors six areas of focus including dance, film making, literature, music, traditional arts and visual. The program recognizes the creativity and expression of exceptional Native artists who have made an significant impact in the field. Guest: Lulani Arquette, president & CEO Topics: Grants, Fellowships, Indigenous, Dance, Film making, Literature, Music, Traditional Arts, Visual Arts

MAMO WEARABLE ART FASHION SHOW
Pa`i Foundation sponsors the MAMO Wearable Art Fashion where Hawaii Fashion Designers combine the culturally traditional with the contemporary designs that create wearable art expressing Hawaii or Kānaka Ma`oli. Featured Guest: Kanoe Cazimero Topics: Culture, Education; Cultural Fashion Design, non-profit fundraiser

MAKANA
Slack Key Master/Hawaii Recording Artist Makana has always bared the brunt of being the record company, recording himself, booking agent. This time he deployed a high tech "Kickstarter" crowd funding campaign to finance his latest project. Featured Guest: Makana Topics: Finance, education, technology, crowd funding, music production


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MĀLAMA LEARNING CENTER
Mālama Learning Center works with local community groups, schools and individuals to educate and promote a variety of activities steeped in Hawaiian culture. Lead by Kalo farmer, Anthony Deluze, participants will learn the basics of growing lo'i and assist with the maintenance of Ka'onohi Lo'i in Pearl City, O'ahu. Featured Guest: Janice Staab, education coordinator at MĀlama Learning Center Topics: Agriculture, Education, Culture, Community & Family Stewardship

MĀLAMA MĀNOA, Historic Mānoa Walking Tour
MĀLAMA MĀNOA, Historic Mānoa Walking Tour Mālama Mānoa assists in the documentation, tracking and accessibility of private residences in the MĀnoa community. Local author, Francine Dieudonne, discusses one of the featured homes owned by Native Hawaiian architect, Theodore Vierra. Guest: Francine Dieudoone, Author Topics: National Historic Registry, Hawaiian Architecture, Education

MĀLAMA O NA KEIKI
Mālama o Na Keiki is an organization focused on supporting families with little babies born healthy, preemie or with health challenges. Membership consists of neo-natal nurses, community caregivers and supporters who work directly with newborns and infants. Families are supported in their transition from neo-natal care and NICU units to home or to hospice with an emphasis on cultural traditions practice by the family involved. Mālama o Na Keiki is represented in every major hospital and hospice center on O'ahu with expansion through the state to happen in the near future. Guest: Leilani Kupahu-Marino, founder of Mālama o Na Keiki Topics: Health, Health Education, Culture, Community & Family Stewardship


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American Diabetes Association
Promote upcoming TAKING CONTROL OF YOUR DIABETES (TCOYD): Conference and Health Fair. Learn about this debilitating disease that greatly affects the Native Hawaiian community and Hawaii community at large. Learn about the latest techniques for dealing with diabetes, prevention and the latest technologies. Featured Guests: Leslie Lam, Executive Director of the American Diabetes Association, Hawaii chapter; Dr. Laurie Tom, MD (Endocrinologist); Viola Genadio, RN (specialty in Diabetes education) Topics: Health, Health Education

Kamakako`i
Kamakako'i "The Cutting Edge" is the latest website/forum created by OHA for the purpose of informing and engaging those interested in Hawaiian issues. Featuring the latest topics affecting the Native Hawaiian community and Hawaii community at large and with the online tools you can quickly and easily share links with family and friends via social media outlets. Get Informed. Take Action. Spread the Word. Guests: Ryan "Gonzo" Gonzalez, Digital Media Manager and Keola Akana, Community Outreach Manager Topics: Education, Political Advocacy


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