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Courtesy Russell FieldingAuthor and professor Russell Fielding spoke to HRPR's Maddie Bender about his soon-to-be-released book, “Breadfruit: Three Global Journeys of a Bountiful Tree.” -
Udi MandelThrough their forms of creative expression, the artists brought in topics of sea level rise, unpredictable weather, ancestral knowledge, and what the future of Hawaiʻi could look like. The featured artists are Keisha Tanaka, Ben Fairfield, Gillian Duenas, and Erin Voss. Their work can be seen at Capitol Modern through the end of the month.
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This year, the movie has been picked up by streaming services such as YouTube TV, Amazon Prime, Tubi and soon — Apple TV. -
University of Hawaiʻi professor Mark Branner and graduate theater students Cameryn Richardson and Jack Romans spoke to HPR's DW Gibson about “Enough,” a series of short plays about gun violence written by teens. -
The Hawai‘i Youth Symphony has performed a music score for a short film about Micronesian kids in Kalihi, which will premiere at the Hawai‘i International Film Festival this month. The recordings were done at HPR's Atherton Performing Arts Studio. -
Peter Sagal, host of "Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!," spoke to The Conversation's Catherine Cruz about returning to Hawaiʻi, his favorite local snack, and the silliness of his show. -
Artist and musician Benjamin Fairfield spoke to HPR’s Maddie Bender about his new book, “Kani Ka ʻŌpala: How Can Garbage Sing?" -
Rebecca Solnit spoke to HPR’s DW Gibson about her book "A Paradise Built in Hell: The Extraordinary Communities that Arise in Disaster.” -
Crew members on the Polynesian voyaging canoes Hōkūleʻa and Hikianalia are gearing up to continue on their Moananuiākea voyage. But this time, they’re taking a route that hasn’t been sailed in 40 years. -
Hawaiian Council Chief Executive Officer Kūhiō Lewis spoke to The Conversation’s Catherine Cruz about the upcoming 2025 Native Hawaiian Convention. -
Farrington High School students and nearby Kalihi residents are raising concerns about new murals on campus that they worry are not reflective of Kalihi’s diverse community. HPR's Cassie Ordonio has more. -
Victoria Nalani Kneubuhl is the playwright behind “Mai Poina: The Overthrow.” Kneubuhl and performers Alaka‘i Cunningham and John Wat spoke to The Conversation's DW Gibson about the play and what their involvement means to them.
