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The PBS Kids show "Wild Kratts" educates elementary school keiki about biology, ecology, and the animal kingdom. It also includes interviews with scientists like Adam Pack, a University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo biology and psychology professor.
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Hawaiʻi will be featured in a number of episodes on the ByDesign series about everything from architecture to innovation to travel. The Conversation talked to the local architect tapped to be one of the hosts.
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Kamalei Kawa’a wowed judges on the music competition show with his emotional rendition of Bob Marley’s “Redemption Song.” The 26-year-old Hawaiian musician is from Paukūkalo, where his ‘ohana has lived for generations. Kawaʻa said the goal is to represent all Native people. HPR’s Catherine Cluett Pactol has more.
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Local musician Gabriel Goes, 21, will be a contestant on this season of NBC's "The Voice." His blind audition performance, a cover of "What I Got" by Sublime, earned him a spot on the show after Chance the Rapper turned his chair around.
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Punahou alum Susan Soon He Stanton won her second Primetime Emmy award recently. She's a producer and writer on the HBO series, 'Succession,' which centers around the rich and powerful Roy family. The Conversation talked with Stanton about writing for the series and why last year's strike was so important.
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Hawai‘i lawmakers questioned a state agency this week about why a fund created two years ago to support local filmmakers has not been spent.
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Hollywood is full of families with multiple generations working in the industry. Here in Hawaiʻi, we have the Richmonds. The Conversation sat down with Fairai Richmond and Branscombe Richmond to talk about their family legacy in film.
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In the wake of the tragedy on Maui comes a new streaming series hoping to lift the spirits of Valley Isle residents. "Moku Moku" is an irreverent take on life in rural Maui that follows the unreal and hilarious lives of three friends and their struggles of living in paradise.
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Life on stage four. That's how musician Willie K saw the world before his death in May 2020 due to cancer. “Willie K – Life on Stage 4” is also the name of a television show being reprised as we head into the Thanksgiving season.
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So what exactly did the union gain? And how does it impact local jobs? The Conversation talked with SAG-AFTRA local board President Andrea “Andy” Sikkink on Monday to learn more.