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Response to Navy's move to defuel Red Hill; Molokaʻi Hoe 70th anniversary brings changes; Kaimuki Middle School STEM program in the running for the Yass prize; Hana hou of Marilyn Moniz on the 50th anniversary of Title IX

The outgoing dean of the University of Hawaiʻi John A. Burns School of Medicine reflects on past accomplishments and lays out future; Student need for mental health counseling grows; Oʻahu author on the challenges of writing historical fiction

Every Memory Deserves Respect – the title of a new book coauthored by our guest Dr. Deborah Korn, which is an acronym for EMDR, a type of psychotherapy that helps people with a history of trauma in their lives. Not just the big traumas, but even the smaller ones that can seem more insidious. Today on the Body Show we explore how these traumatic experiences can affect us later in life and ways to address the problems that can arise in our everyday lives.

Hawaiʻi County Mayor Mitch Roth discusses Waipiʻo Valley access; Neuropsychologist and father of former NFL player on brain injury and prevention; Rally to support free speech; Author sets middle book in Fort Shafter

Red light cameras installed at Honolulu intersections; Women's crew team will compete at the Head of the Charles; Native Hawaiian organizations steward Hawaiʻi's historic places; Starla Marie shares her new music

Today we'll talk about how the pandemic reinforced how data is necessary to make sound decisions. We'll find out from Chaminade University how the application of data analytics is used to solve critical sustainability issues and promote sustainable development across the Pacific region.

Neurofeedback trains the brain to function better similar to how running can help condition your heart. But what exactly is the process and how is it done? Courtnee Nunokawa, NP, founder of Balanced Brain Hawaii is on the studio, sharing her years of experience helping people to reset their brain by using this revolutionary technique.

Should the legal limit for blood alcohol concentration when driving be lowered? How might that keep our roadways safe and reduce the numbers of DUI’s causing accidents in the islands? Rick Collins, project director for the Hawai‘i Alcohol Policy Alliance and Thomas Billins, Acting Lieutenant for the Honolulu Police Department Traffic Division are on the show to explain why this is being considered, and the common signs that someone might not be driving well on the road.

Local economist talks inflation and recession jitters; HPR's Sabrina Bodon looks over the 15 ballot proposal questions for Maui County voters; Documentary director and author share their work on bringing the story of Hawaiʻi's snails to the limelight; Diamond Head Theatre's artistic director shares the history behind Ruger Theatre

Lt. Gov. Josh Green shares his perspective on the future of the Aloha Stadium Entertainment District after Gov. Ige opted to explore other options; The Mauna Kea Hui talks about environmental justice on the mountain; UH's VP for Academic Strategy discusses the university's draft strategic plan; Komen Hawaii talks about a change in emphasis ahead of an upcoming breast cancer fundraising event