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Hawaiʻi’s public art agency says it needs legislative help to relocate and preserve the 20-foot sculpture as the stadium redevelopment moves forward.
Come discover a new favorite, celebrate the artists you love, and experience the sound of the 808 — Live from the Atherton.
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Nov. 7 - Honeyfingers
Nov. 14 - Maryanne Ito
Nov. 21 - Skullboy + Completely Insane
Sponsored by HMSA
Nov. 7 - Honeyfingers
Nov. 14 - Maryanne Ito
Nov. 21 - Skullboy + Completely Insane
Heard on The Conversation
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Scripps and UH Mānoa researchers collaborate on a project to rebuild coral reefs — with sound.
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Leaders of the Ukrainian Cultural Center Pacific share how Hawaiʻi's Ukrainian refugee community is faring amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.
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Homeroom Hawaiʻi hears from students and staff just in time for the fall holiday break.
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Sam Gon of The Nature Conservancy reflects on his half-a-century long career dedicated to protecting nature in Hawaiʻi.
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UH Marine Biologist Mark Hixon explains REEFrame, a coral restoration project in Waikīkī that aims to restore reefs with unique concrete structures.
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The Honolulu Police Department's new five-year strategic plan revolves around improvements to officers' wellbeing, public trust and technology — all issues he's been focused on already during his first few months leading the department.
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This week, 18 households received their home shopping letter from the Ho‘okumu Hou First-Time Homebuyer Opportunity Program, marking 100 'ohana to benefit from the program.
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The "Cornell 7" story made national headlines and impacted many across the country, including here in Hawaiʻi. Ash Ushio, a tattoo artist at The Greenhouse Collective studio on Oʻahu, immediately felt pulled to do something.
HPR Music Features
Dig into the Hawaiʻi Public Radio archives with Derrick Malama and listen to the very best of Hawaiian music. Revisit sessions with Eddie Kamae and Keola Beamer, Raiatea Helm and Amy Hanaialiʻi, and more. Sponsored by Manuhealiʻi.
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