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Talk ShowsThe Body ShowEver considered seeing a chiropractor? Maybe you already do. Dr. Michael Noghrey, recently named best chiropractor in Honolulu is in the studio and we’re going to explore the practice of chiropractic, and find out what it can and can’t do to help the body stay healthy. (59:00) It could be your aunt, your mom, your sister, even yourself, breast cancer affects everyone in the family, and the lifetime risk for women keeps rising. From screening to diagnosis, to treatment, Dr. Lauren Strickland from Kapiolani Women's Center is in the studio to explain the latest in recommendations and technology to help conquer breast cancer. (59:00) It’s 2012, and many of us have made New year’s resolutions. For some, it’s heading to the gym, or getting more exercise, for others it’s eating right. But with all the different information out there about what to eat, what not to eat, and how much of what you love is just not good for you, it’s time we sorted it all out. Shelli Stein is in the studio, and we’re going to discuss all you need to know about good nutrition, and how that can help you have better health. (59:00) We're talking about how to find a doctor with Dr. Robin Matsukawa, and what tests you might want to put on your to do list for 2012. It's all about staying healthy and making sure you are on track not just for the new year, but for many healthy years to come. (59:00) Town SquareIn his State of the State address, the Governor made energy self sufficiency one of his 2012 legislative priorities. RIght along with that is a need to reorganize the Public Utilities Commission and two companion bills would do just that. On this episode of Town Square, more power for the P.U.C. (59:00) Host Beth-Ann Kozlovich talks with guests about the latest teachers contract with the HSTA and how it impacts Hawaii's teachers. download mp3 (59:00) No one wants to lose a home. And some lenders say that having to foreclose on a property is costly for them too. The emotional trauma of trying to work out some equitable arrangement between borrower and lender is where many homeowners have found themselves ver the past few years and why ACT 48 came into being. Lawmakers now say that the act needs some tweaking. On this show... Homing in on the Mortage Foreclosure Task Force. download mp3 (59:00) A new legislative will open for business soon. Many of the issues are ones that we've seem to recycle every session. Education, budget, land use, and more. This time around the difference is context. Neal Milner joins Beth-Ann Kozlovich to discuss the context surrounding the issues. (59:00) Governor Abercrombie has been in office a little over a year. He's had success's and near misses. On this show Host Beth Ann Kozlovich talks with Governor Neil Abercrombie about the coming year. (59:00) Bytemarks CafeFirst The Geeks take a look at the latest tech news and happenings in Hawaii and beyond. Then they talk to Bernice Bowers from the Inovi Group about an upcoming APEC Education event. Finally, they learn about the Small Business Innovation and Research project and how local companies are benefiting from it. download mp3 (59:00) The Geeks take a look at the latest tech news and happenings in Hawaii and beyond. Then they'll talk to Jason Rushin about the local chapter of Startup America. Finally, take a virtual trip with Allen Allison, the Vice President of Science at the Bishop Museum, to Papua New Guinea on a journey to discover new species. download mp3 (59:00) First we’ll take a look at the latest tech news and happenings in Hawaii and beyond. Then we’ll talk to Colin MacDonald about his upcoming Pacific New Media class on the Web design process. Finally, we’ll learn about the future of social media. Joining us today are Jeremiah Owyang from the Altimeter Group and Tara Coomans from Social Media Club Hawaii. (59:00) First Burt and Ryan take a quick look at the latest tech news and happenings in Hawaii and beyond. Then they'll talk to Joreal Whitfield from the Google Technology Users Group about an event next week connecting Google with Startup Weekend. They'll also chat with special guest Brian Solis, a well-known export and author in the field of new media and marketing. He'll be in Waikiki later tonight for a meetup, and you'll hear more about it. Finally, you'll learn about Oiwi TV, and explore what it takes to launch and sustain an online multimedia channel. (59:00) The Business of the ArtsHugh R. Jones, Supervising Deputy Attorney in the Hawaii Attorney General's Office, Brian Ezuka, Attorney, and Louise King Lanzilotti, CEO of Kaliko Lehua El Systema Hawaii discuss a very basic question: Why incorporate as an arts non profit? download mp3 (59:00) This week on the Business of the Arts, Sig Zane, His wife Nalani, and their son Kuha`o Live and produce art, dance, and, design, within a traditional hawaiian cultural framework yeat are very much a part of modern Hawai`i. Join Host Judy Neale as she visits with this Hilo Family of artists. download mp3 Louise King Lanzilotti, CEO and Artistic Director of Kalikolehua El Systema Hawaii, and Randy Wong, Teaching Artsist, join Judy Neale to describe their brave mission of bringing music education to undeserved kids in Hawaii, and they're just getting started. (59:00) This week on The Business of the Arts, Rob Saarnio, board memeber of Interisland Terminal, and Founders and Principals, Wei Fang and Ben Trevino Join Host, Judy Neale to discuss this cutting edge arts nonprofit focused on design, fine arts, and film in a completely non traditional environment. |
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