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Food bank supplies hit by inflation; Jill Tokuda runs for U.S. Congressional District 2; Halloween Hallowbaloo festival in Chinatown; After dark at the Honolulu Zoo and master storyteller Lopaka Kapanui

New state advisory committee addresses accessibility barriers when casting ballots for Hawaiʻi’s mail-in elections; Top vote-getter Rick Bissen talks about his bid to be Maui's next mayor; Love for plumeria spurs horticulturist on decades of research

Covid changed out hospitals handle emergencies, and today we hear from the front lines with Dr. Jason Fleming, Medical Director of Emergency Services at Kuakini Medical Center. How would you know when your symptoms are bad enough to require emergency care for covid? What can be done? Are things different now with the latest surge of the omicron variant? Listen in to hear more.

Voter turnout on Hawaiʻi's Election Day; County clerks about election preparations; How ADHD shows up in girls; Science and art exhibit emphasizes ocean conservation

Hawai'i’s health care staffing crisis needs long-term solution; Office of Elections investigates possible voter fraud; trailblazing New Zealand movie star Rena Owen wins Hawai'i International Film Festival's Pasifika Award

Fentanyl is the latest drug to make its way to Hawaiʻi; UH Oral History Project covers Hawaiʻi's Republican party; Nordic solution to address housing problems; Kōkua Kalihi Valley gains national recognition

We’ll talk to Solstice Power, one of Elemental Excelerator’s portfolio companies. We’ll find out how their customer management software gained the attention of global Japanese conglomerate Mitsui & Co.

Hawaiʻi Green Growth reflects on why action plans and blueprints to slow down climate change are essential; a graduate of UH's Ethnomusicology program discusses rallying support to keep it from closing; and the director of Hawaiʻi Children's Theater's musical Seussical talks about working with children and the return of live theater to Kauaʻi.

Oʻahu Water Protectors and the Sierra Club of Hawaiʻi reflect on the one year anniversary of the first reports of fuel detected in the military's water system; a newly formed non-profit hopes to establish a cat sanctuary on Oʻahu modeled after the one on Lanai; and First Lady Dawn discusses her experience over the last eight years.

The Medicare Alphabet Soup- what’s the difference between Part A, B, C, D….. how do you know of traditional Medicare or an Advantage plan is best for you? Dr. Eileen Hilton, founder of Crown Care is on the line, and she will have the latest groundbreaking legislation and how it may make paying for medications easier than ever for the people on all of types of Medicare insurance!