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Navy toxic foam leaked at Red Hill; Eruption impact on National Park Service; Scientists evacuate Maunaloa observatory; Young activists host climate forum at Hawai'i State Capitol

Back to the drawing board on a controversial multi-million dollar tourism market contract; Katie Mulliken has the view from Maunaloa; Sustainability at Chaminade University; Big Island entrepreneur Paige Brattin brings kid-friendly eye patches to market

Maunaloa erupts after nearly 40 years; Covid case numbers and the Pacific Islander community; Ballet Hawaiʻi's homecoming for ballerina Courtney Schenberger

Ten years ago, mother daughter duo Jeanne Clendenin and Liz DiCrosta, both from Hawaii, met up in San Francisco for a living donor liver transplant. Their story continues to this day because of the gift of life that Liz provided to her mom, and today we get to hear their story in celebration of their anniversary of their surgery. Fun fact: the liver can regenerate and grow larger after transplant than it was before!

Department of Transportation Ed Sniffen declares Maunaloa has slowed enough to make viewing route safe; Lanihuli Kanahele of the Kanaka'ole Foundation explains cultural significance of Pele and Maunaloa; Hawaiʻi Theater for Youth presents The Pa'akai We Bring

The passing of Abigail Kawānanakoa is announced on the steps of ʻIolani Palace; the State reminds Hawaiʻi Island homeowners to review their insurance policy in light of the Maunaloa eruption; and two Big Island conservation scientists talk about their experience working on a film for The Pope

The Chair of the State Senate Ways and Means Committee discusses the recent hearings over the botched awarding of the Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority marketing contract; the USGS shares what it might mean now that both the Maunaloa and Kīlauea eruptions have stopped; and a Hawaiʻi Island backcountry hiker talks about his experiences trekking around the Maunaloa area

Are you an organ donor? How do you become one? Queen’s Transplant Center is celebrating their 10 year anniversary of providing lifesaving surgeries for our island residents and those throughout the Pacific Rim. Dr. Linda Wong is on the show sharing her expertise about liver, kidney, and pancreatic transplant surgeries, why people need them, and how to increase the numbers of transplants we perform right here in the islands.

Health care company staffing crisis leads to displaced kūpuna; The Long View talks about the idea of home; A future doctor develops a heart health app; Hawaiʻi Island musician expresses her identity and musical truth

New landfill site needed for Oʻahu's trash; reflections on military missteps and the Red Hill crisis; protecting pets over New Year's weekend; Big Island family bakery business