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The Honolulu Zoo is on high alert after two of their lions tested positive for COVID-19, the state is launching its first distance-learning program for Hawaiian Immersion schools, and we learn about the impact of ALS on our local community.

Today on Bytemarks Cafe, we'll catch up with Blue Startups and find out what is in store for the upcoming Demo Day. We'll find out what companies are presenting and what the next steps are once they graduate from cohort 13.

Kona resident and Hawaii Island Recovery manager Jimmy Kayihura discusses the process of rehabilitation and recovery here in the islands. Stephen Gallagher, also in Kona, shares his story and both their wish list for fulfilling the needs of our local community struggling with addiction.

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.

A historical hotel in Waikiki reopens its door, we reflect on the unlikely origins of the marriage equality movement, and a Maui-based filmmaker shares how the industry has grown on the Valley Isle.

We've got a call-in show covering the high cost of COVID-19. It's open enrollment for Medicare. What do you need to know to pick the right plan for you?

A new book digs into the drama of the Kealoha case, a local artist uses music to raise awareness about domestic violence, and football fans rejoice over the weekend return to in-person games.

Many of our aches and pains come from the muscles and joints. Sometimes we overdo it, other times we don’t use those areas of our body enough! Cindy Ogata is a medical massage specialist and will share how this type of therapy can help make the pain go away, and get the body moving the way it used to, or maybe even better!

The Sierra Club of Hawaiʻi discusses the complaint it filed with the Hawaiʻi Department of Health over oil spills at Red Hill and Pearl Harbor; Hawaiʻi's Judiciary Branch talks about filing court documents using the new TurboCourt website; we check out the revival of rollerskating on Oʻahu; and local musician and producer Drumwise tells his story of recording his debut album in the age of quarantines and social distancing

An Environment Hawaiʻi journalist shares how she led the FBI to the Big Island affordable housing case; Democratic House Finance Chair Sylvia Luke takes on the lieutenant governor race; Public school students head back to class