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The Hawaiʻi Department of Agriculture is on the hunt for invasive plant diseases with a new survey; A master storyteller talks story about Hawaiʻi hauntings

Gov. Josh Green reacts to President-elect Trump's picks for top positions in his next administration; Adoption advocates collaborate on a song for National Adoption Month

Our Hawaiian word for today is naupaka, a native species of shrubs found in both the mountains and on the coasts. And who hasn't heard the stories about why the shrub flowers that look like half flowers?

Today on the Conversation, we're re-airing interviews with Hawaiʻi teachers that have a had a big impact on their students — including some of the folks who work at HPR.

Our Hawaiian word for today is a place name, Hāmākua. It is a poetic term for kuhi loa, or long corner. It is all too often mispronounced.

The Chamber of Commerce Hawaiʻi has released a new economic action plan; An upcoming webinar shares the rich archeological history of Kōloa

Today on the show, historians share the stories about the voyage of the SS Kaimiloa from San Francisco to Tahiti 100 years ago and King David Kalākaua's last visit to San Diego

Today on The Conversation, our panel of guests digs into the future of food sustainability of Hawaiʻi. Have a comment or question? Call in at 808-941-3689 from O’ahu or 1-877-941-3689 from the neighbor islands during the live show.

Today we'll find out what the Mana Up Showcase is all about. We'll also hear from a couple of companies that just completed the cohort 9 program and learn what's next for their businesses.

Hoa noho means roommate or neighbor. It's something we all have. It comes from hoa meaning friend, companion, colleague, mate, and noho for living, dwelling, staying.