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Federal and state health officials are renewing efforts to survey families affected by the Red Hill water crisis; New University of Hawaiʻi oral history project shares life stories of resilience; Researchers tap into the intelligence of honeybees; The Hawaiʻi Geek Meet unites curious people who love to share what they're passionate about

Hospitality industry continues to tread water during transitional phase; The National Association for REITs increases island presence; Child care providers share challenges facing the industry; The Hawaiʻi Book and Music Festival kicks off this weekend

Today on The Conversation, we're revisiting stories that reveal young people's perspectives on health and culture in Hawaiʻi.

Serious health conditions can be unexpected, but conversations about end of life care don’t have to be. Jeanette Koijane of Kokuamau.org is on the show sharing her expertise about palliative care and hospice, what’s the difference, and how to have that difficult conversation with loved ones now before a crisis makes it an emergency.

The Board of Water Supply detects contamination in a Moanalua monitoring well; Businesswoman Vicky Cayetano takes on the gubernatorial race; U.S. Postal Service debuts stamps honoring marine life; Comedian Jo Koy shows his love for Filipino American families in new film

The State Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Commission works to bring more climate-preserving resources to Hawaiʻi; Lt. Gov. Josh Green eyes the governor seat; Empowering students to pursue a future in STEM

Inside the EPA's $100,000 fine against DLNR for cesspool violations; U.S. Rep. Kai Kahele brings his politics from Washington to Hawaiʻi; A local entrepreneur brings new snacks to a new generation

New survey data from the Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority shows kamaʻāina feelings on high visitor count; Ironman returns to Kona after hiatus; We find out what happens at the Honolulu Zoo after the sun goes down

Japan's relaxed travel restrictions bring hope to the Honolulu Marathon; The Small Business Administration meets up with small business owners on Maui; A deep dive into the nights of an insomniac; Selling more land from the Liliʻuokalani Trust

Three more people were charged in an affordable housing scheme on Hawaiʻi Island; Former state Senate Ways and Means Chair Jill Tokuda has her sights set on the CD2 seat; The Makaha Learning Center works to provide young people with job opportunities