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We jump into the HPR time-machine and revisit long-time HPR reporter Noe Tanigawa's interview with musicians Mark Yim and Bobby Hall who reflect on Peter Moon and the Hawaiian music scene; and musician Robert Cazimero about the changing soundtrack of Waikīkī

Our Hawaiian word for today is lehulehu as in Lekiō o ko Hawai‘i lehulehu: Hawai‘i Public Radio. Lehulehu means “multitude, crowd, great number, population, the public.” It can also mean “numerous, very many, innumerable.”

Health equity during the next phase of Maui's recovery; UH hosts summit on racial healing; NYTimes food writer the intersection of culture and cuisine

A state Department of Human Services program to housing families who have been displaced by the Maui fires but don’t qualify for federal assistance; a Filipino family searching for a home yet again after Lahaina fire; and the declining population and song of the Hawaiian honeycreeper ʻAkiapōlāʻau.

Today we'll not only kick off the End of Year Membership Drive but we'll also talk about the latest happening with Elemental Excelerator. We'll find out about cohort 12 and Elemental's investments in climate change companies.

ʻŌlelo means language, speech, statement, utterance, term, tidings, or to speak, tell, say, talk. The Hawaiian language is the ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi.

Po‘omana‘o is the headline — the thought heading, as above a story in a newspaper.

A realtor and short-term rental operator says getting rid of STRs will not solve Maui's housing woes; Lawmakers look to support artists impacted by the Maui fires; A public speaking coach shares her best tips on how to overcome fear in front of a crowd

An EPA official responds to concerns over trace levels of petroleum hydrocarbons reported in six homes on the Navy water system last October; a labor specialist discusses the impacts of the statewide minimum wage increase; a local author's debut novel receives kudos on best-of-2023 list

A domestic violence prevention advocate responds to the violent cases that made headlines over the holidays; A new website launches to share Maui housing resources