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Yesterday we focused on the great chief Ma‘ilik?kahi who forged the ahupua‘a system on O‘ahu. Today we look at his younger cousin, Man?kalanip? of Kaua‘i,…

Ellen Hamada had two passions, one was for sewing and the other was to pass her knowledge on. So she formed a school to teach her craft. When she passed…

The 1500s to the 1800s witnessed the zenith of the Hawaiian population and the flourishing of society, says Dr. Sam Gon.“That’s when the more…

Over the next few days we’ll hear different voices speaking to the meaning of aloha ‘?ina. We begin at the Kamakak?okalani Center for Hawaiian Studies on…

Ethnobotanist Dr. K?wika Winter tells of an ‘?lelo no‘eau about kalo, the most important plant in Hawaiian agriculture. “It says ‘Ola ke kalo, ola ke…

UPDATE 9/19/18: The interviews taped in Hawaii this past July will air on HPR-1 on Friday, September 21, 1 - 3pm. This Science Friday episode will also be…

Today is a day for the muses that inspire composers. We'll learn about Alma Schindler Mahler Gropius Werfel, Cosima Wagner, Kamila Stosslova, Harriet…