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Gov. David Ige targets 30 bills for potential veto; State tax collector explains the effect the gas tax holiday may have on the state; First keiki vaccine clinics open; and the Ghost Guy shares chicken skin stories

Anti-abortion advocate reacts to Roe v. Wade decision; Nobel Peace Prize laureate and journalist on the new president-elect of the Philippines; Revoking building permit for Kaimukī monster home

The FDA approves COVID-19 vaccines for keiki; Goals to cut carbon emissions; A local author discusses his latest novel

Listener reaction from our show with Board of Water Supply Chief Engineer Ernie Lau; Midterm elections are top of mind on The Long View; Kauaʻi utility will expand its footprint; A new documentary spotlights noted surfer Gerry Lopez

We’re celebrating 50 years of Title IX as we remember the legacy of Patsy Takemoto Mink. What does gender equity look like today? We are specifically looking at athletics in lower and higher education in Hawaiʻi with guests Lois Manin, University of Hawaiʻi Associate Athletics Director, and Wookie Kim, ACLU of Hawaiʻi Legal Director.

What pet owners should know about the unusual rabbit deaths on a Maui farm; "Bring Your 'Ohana Home" initiative supports those who cannot afford bail; Navigating your next job search

The Kona Airport has a new $60 million facility to welcome international visitors, UH Mānoa prepares to honor Colt Brennan's legacy this Saturday, and poet Noʻu Revilla explores the complexity of aloha through poetic form.

An American epidemiologist shows us the best tools to fight COVID-19 in the long term, breast cancer patients have a new local resource, and conservation efforts on the North Shore try to give albatross communities a shot.

Adventures ahead on this Aloha Friday Conversation! We learn about a groundbreaking hula agreement crafted on Maui; we’ll make friends over a picnic lunch on the sun-drenched Wai’anae coast and get updates on the Pu’uhonua o Wai’anae houseless encampment; and Oct. 11 was National Coming Out Day in this LGBTQ History Month. We have a very human coming out story ahead.

Today on The Conversation: East-West Center Senior Fellow Denny Roy discusses China-Taiwan and China-U.S. relations; Hawaiʻi Pacific University’s Oceanic Institute uses a federal grant to engage STEM majors; Honolulu Civil Beat's Suevon Lee reports on educators exiting teaching; Botanist Patti Welton reflects on three decades of conservation work at Haleakalā National Park; and Mānoa Honey & Mead's Yuki Uzuhashi celebrates the natural flavors gathered by his bees.