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Today on Bytemarks Cafe, we'll learn about the creation of a 5G innovation lab here in Hawaii to test new mobile applications. With commercial 5G deployment underway, we'll find out what potential use cases this wireless technology can enable.

Who needs advanced directives? Well, all of us do, and tonight we will learn why. It’s not just about wanting CPR or not, there is so much more to this essential conversation that needs to take place with your loved ones. Hope Young from Kokua Mau is in the studio to explain the difference between directives, living wills, and why we should all start thinking about this now.

On Tuesday's panel discussion, former Governors John Waiheʻe, Ben Cayetano, and Neil Abercrombie share perspectives on alternative possibilities for the Aloha Stadium site.

An update on the statewide broadband mapping initiative underway in rural communities; what we've taken for granted during the pandemic and where did all the public bathrooms go — two of the topics discussed on this week's The Long View; the Consul General of France in San Francisco discusses increasing efforts to strengthen ties in the Pacific region; and panelist for a PBS discussion about caretakers for veterans chats about a new documentary that features a local family

Today we'll catch up with the Panoramic Survey Telescope and Rapid Response System or PAN Starrs on Haleakala. With support from NASA, we'll find out how PAN Starrs is tracking and mapping asteroids to keep the Earth safe from potential collisions.

The principal of Kaʻohao School discusses holding a weekend COVID vaccine shot clinic for students aged 5-11; a Filipino veteran living in Hawaiʻi shares why a local effort highlighting social justice issues is so important; the director of a Vietnam War documentary talks about the special bond Native Alaskan vets have with Hawaiʻi; and as the Peace Corps celebrates its 60th anniversary, a retired Hawaiʻi Island teacher shares her experience as one of the corps' early recruits

Local CEO shares perspectives on what the new year holds for the business sector; We hear about the latest developments on the Red Hill water crisis; Head of the Department of Transportation Services responds to latest cyberattack on city's transit system; and Technology Outreach Hawaii (TORCH) works to inspire a new generation of computer scientists

Military families impacted by the Red Hill water crisis remain critical of the Navy's response; Life-saving drugs to fight COVID-19 are in limited supply; The poetry of Paul Lawrence Dunbar hits the main stage

On today's Aloha Friday Conversation, we speak with activists and stewards dedicated to preserving Hawaiʻi's natural resources and sacred spaces.

We'll look at the evolving workplace and the growing demand for IT skills. We'll learn about an IT workforce development survey and find out what businesses see as high growth areas.