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It’s Thursday, November 29 – From HPR2, it’s The Conversation…

A North Shore teacher says the Supplemental EIS doesn’t care for critters…enough…

Angela Huntemer is a public school teacher and lives in the condos at Turtle Bay. She has made Hawaii her home for twenty years. Her interest in the resort’s SEIS started after a field trip with her class.

We know books and you can get to know one very soon at a Community Book Sale.

David DeLuca is president of the Hawai’i Book Publishers’ Association, which is holding its first-ever community book sale next Saturday at the Bess Press warehouse in Kaimuki

Turtle Bay CEO counters they’re creating Tomorrow’s Ahupua’a.

Drew Stotesbury works for Replay Resorts, Inc, and is CEO, and owners' representative for Turtle Bay Resort . The Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement was recently released and you have a little over a month to send in your comments.

 So what’s the difference between a comic book and a graphic novel? We didn’t know either…

Tim Slaughter is the Community Services Division Director for the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa Outreach College, which is sponsoring an art contest to illustrate the Intergalactic Nemesis Live-Action Graphic Novel Book One: Target Earth.

Plus a real backyard band of brothers, today’s world view from Deutsche Welle and the reality check, too. The NPR news is next.