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Executive director of the Downtown Arts Center, Sandy Pohl, spoke to The Conversation's Catherine Cruz about an upcoming exhibit that will feature historical photos taken around Honolulu.
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A documentary called "Lāhainā Rising" just had its world premiere at this week’s Hawaiʻi International Film Festival, where it also won the Made in Hawaiʻi award. HPR caught up with the filmmakers.
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Hundreds attended the Tuesday morning rally in response to a lawsuit filed challenging the private school’s longstanding policy to give preference to Native Hawaiians when considering potential students.
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Kaimukī's Mauʻumae Nature Park will be a new spot for the traditional Japanese practice of kyudo, a blend of archery and self-discipline.
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Filmmaker and animator Laurie Sumiye spoke with HPR’s Maddie Bender and Louise King Lanzilotti about her film titled “A Paradise Lost.”
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A rally organized by Kamehameha Schools on Tuesday was in response to a lawsuit challenging the school’s admission policy, which gives preference to Native Hawaiian students.
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Kekoa Wong, Hula-gan dancer for the Loco Beach Coconuts, spoke with HPR’s Maddie Bender about the world of Banana Ball.
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Jason Momoa prepared for his role in "Chief of War" with a personal language coach who lived with him for nearly a year. Momoa is Native Hawaiian but didn't grow up speaking Hawaiian. He and other actors worked with coaches to master their lines.
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A new actress is putting the film industry on edge, because she’s made by artificial intelligence. HPR’s Cassie Ordonio spoke with advocates in Hawai‘i’s film industry who fear that AI might replace human talent.
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Donald A. Carreira Ching spoke to HPR’s DW Gibson about his new collection of short stories, “Blood Work and Other Stories.”
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The historic vessel Falls of Clyde journeyed to its final undersea resting place on Wednesday, some 25 miles off Oʻahu's south shore. HPR was at Aloha Tower just before daybreak as two tug boats hauled the last iron-hulled tanker out into Honolulu Harbor for its final journey.
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After weeks of delay due to bad weather, Hōkūleʻa and Hikianalia will continue on their voyage across the Pacific. HPR’s Cassie Ordonio caught up with a crew member about preparing for the long haul.