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Abortion rights supporters and a couple of physicians talk about the possible reversal of Roe v. Wade; Members of the Filipino community and an attorney who sued the Marcos family share reactions to the Philippine elections; And an accomplished author shares his latest novel written after moving to Maui

In today's Aloha Friday hana hou show, we showcase long-time HPR Arts and Culture reporter Noe Tanigawa's interviews with noted island musicians.

The Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority passes over Hawaiʻi Visitors and Convention Bureau, awards its multi-million dollar marketing contract to a new player; Sustainable aviation fuel; The remarkable return of a veteran's class ring

The legislative push to tighten regulations on helicopter tour operators; Olympic medalist Clarissa Chun gets inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame; Hawaiʻi's statuary history

Environmental leader reflects on personal mission to protect the ocean and clean up coastlines; New Windward Oʻahu preschool helps meet rising demand for early education; Lessons learned from the pandemic; Readers invited to rediscover Hawaiʻi through Mark Twain's perspective

The State Office of Elections shares what's around the corner with the primary election coming up in August; Maui Brewing Company discusses expansion and supply chain issues; Kipahulu ʻOhana talks about the proposed community-based subsistence fishing area along Maui's coastline; A local author shares the story behind his love of short stories and his new book "Made in Hawaii"

Hawaiʻi Wildfire Management Organization shares more about their fire prevention campaign; Head of the Pōhakuloa Training Area discusses the military's land leases set to expire in 2029; HPR reporter Casey Harlow breaks down Covid vaccine impacts on local children; A local author discusses his debut novel "Nuclear Family"

A Hawaiʻi civil rights attorney discusses the implications for abortion rights across the country and here in the islands; The creator of a new website highlighting ocean access and protecting important cultural sites talks about why she launched the site; A long-time activist for Native Hawaiian rights discusses the role of wahine, past and present, in efforts to protect cultural sites; A celebrated ocean photographer dishes on his career and new book

State health officials respond to the governor's emergency order on Red Hill; public concern over the proposed Pololū land sale; Has social media made us stupid?

A local doctor details the scene at a refugee camp on the Polish-Ukrainian border; latest ridership numbers for the Honolulu Authority Rapid Transit rail project; living laboratory in Kohala on Hawaiʻi Island