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Latest on the Honolulu rail project; Efforts to curb substance abuse amongst young people on Kauaʻi; What's hot in holiday cocktails
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The Conversation’s Lillian Tsang caught up with the busy director and choreographer Carol Culver between rehearsals.
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Close to 200 people have signed on to save the ethnomusicology department that she founded. Organizers plan to send the petition to the administration today as International Education Week comes to a close.
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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.
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Hawaiʻi Foodservice Alliance talks food insecurities, upcoming Ag conference; HPR reporter Kuʻuwehi Hiraishi breaks down the impact of Hawaiian language influencers on social media; Manu Minute features the song - or is it the cackle? - of the Erckel's francolin; and the director of UH's new theatre production discusses what it means to be Asian in 2022
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Local artist Shar Tuiasoa has just published her first children’s book, "Punky Aloha." The Conversation sat down with the Windward-based illustrator in the HPR studio to talk about the inspiration behind the story.
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For the past two years, the Mōʻiliʻili Summer Fest was canceled because of the pandemic. The cultural staple returns Saturday to celebrate the rich history of the Mōʻiliʻili area with live entertainment, a bon dance and keiki activities. HPR's Jayna Omaye has more about what to expect.
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The Hawaiʻi Restaurant Association talks about the latest Covid surge and its impact on the food industry; A legendary survivalist and the U.S. Coast Guard share tips for surviving rescue situations in Hawaiʻi; The show curator and one of the featured artists discuss the upcoming Festival of Pacific Arts and Culture; Legendary comedian and frequent NPR guest Paula Poundstone shares what she would do if she could do it all again.
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With a record number of shows and movies being filmed across the state, we host a call-in show with guests Donne Dawson, the State Film Commissioner, and Irish Barber, Business Representative for the Local 665 Chapter of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees. How does Hawai'i keep this momentum going? How do you break into the film industry? Those questions and more, today on The Conversation.
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Summer's coming and hurricane season is ahead. In just a few years, people have become more aware of heat, flooding, fires and other growing effects of…