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Hawaiʻi County Civil Defense discusses the aftermath of the recent storm that hit the Big Island and Maui; UH's Esports Director shares what being named the nation's top collegiate program means to the school; Waimānalo Limu Hui talks about efforts to restore a turtle pond and revive limu growth in the area; Islander Sake Brewery reflects on its first two years in business and making it through the pandemic

Today we'll catch up with the team that took 1st place in the 7th Hawaii Annual Code Challenge. We'll find out how this team of high schoolers took on the challenge of a legislative tracker and won the hearts of the judges.

University of Hawaiʻi President looks back at 2022 and gives insight on the future of Aloha Stadium; HPR's News Director discusses the state of Asia-Pacific travel; Scientist combines his love for the violin with volcanology

The Microbiome: it's the good bacteria that are on our skin and in our intestines that help keep our body working smoothly. We'll talk with an expert about how to support your body's bacteria and avoid damaging your microbiome.

U.S. Rep. Jill Tokuda shares what she did during her first official day on the job; A local author discusses the history of Mauna 'Ala where Hawaiʻi's ali'i are buried; A Big Island seaweed startup shares its hopes for reducing worldwide methane emissions; HPR's Jayna Omaye discusses the return of cultural festivals

A former State Health Director suggests one option for future use of the Red Hill storage facility; a cardiologist discusses heart-related risks for athletes in contact sports; a former NFL player discusses the pressures of expectation put on high-profile athletes

Today on Bytemarks Cafe, we’ll turn the clocks forward and predict whatʻs in store for 2023. We’ll get a perspective from the Executive Director of the Hawaii Technology Development Corp to see what projects are top of the list

A geologist discusses the significance of the most recent Kīlauea eruption; BLNR chair nominee shares what she brings to the department; and Diamond Head Theatre ED talks about how their new theater improves the audience's experience

HPR reporter Sabrina Bodon talks about law enforcement efforts in Waikiki; Blue Ocean Barns discusses commercializing limu to help cut methane gas from cows; A local author with an audio-graphic memory talks about his first book Concrete Rainbow; and The Lānaʻi Culture and Heritage Center discusses a new virtual exhibit featuring the changing landscapes of the island

Hawaiʻi Department of Education faces high energy costs; Republican candidate Duke Aiona outlines campaign priorities; Kainoa Daines's research process for Island Wisdom; Mid-Pacific Institute's dancers and professional success.