How traditional Hawaiian practices can help us fix today's world
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by Maddie Bender
2d ago
A conference about Indigenous innovation will be held this Friday at the Hawai'i Convention Center. It will spotlight what the university's Office of Indigenous Knowledge and Innovation has achieved after five years. The Conversation talked to the office's director, Kamuela Enos, and Kūhaʻo Zane of Sig Zane Designs to learn more ..read more
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New group aims to build stronger hair industry in Hawaiʻi
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by Russell Subiono
2d ago
Global growth in salon services is being felt here in Hawaiʻi. The Aloha Together Group is aiming to create more opportunities in the hair industry for locals. The Conversation talked to ATG Vice President of Marketing and Media Vincent Holloway to learn more ..read more
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Dia de los Muertos brings Maui's Mexican community together ahead of the election
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by Cassie Ordonio
3d ago
Dia de los Muertos on Maui is a celebration of life and death as the community continues to heal from last year’s wildfires. But there are also feelings of uncertainty about the outcome of the presidential election ..read more
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New horror-fantasy novel explores the Hawaiian legend of the Night Marchers
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by Russell Subiono
1w ago
A new novel shares the Hawaiian legend of the ghosts of ancient Hawaiian warriors, chiefs and gods, known as the Night Marchers. The Conversation talked with writer J. Lincoln Fenn about the book ..read more
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North Shore Oʻahu brothers star in new biblical action film 'The Carpenter'
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by Cassie Ordonio
1w ago
"The Carpenter" follows the story of a champion mixed martial arts fighter whose life is impacted when he befriends a woodworker who turns out to be Jesus Christ. The story explores the apprentice of the carpenter before he began his ministry ..read more
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Here's how the Hawaiʻi State Archives protects artifacts from future disaster
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by Catherine Cruz
1w ago
HPR talked to Hawaiʻi State Archivist Adam Jansen about what’s being done to protect valuable government documents and artifacts in the Hawaiʻi Capital Historic District ..read more
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Kauaʻi singer BEYA competes for her chance at stardom on NBC's 'The Voice'
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by Russell Subiono
1w ago
A Kauaʻi singer is competing in the current season of NBC's "The Voice." Her blind audition performance, a cover of "Our Day Will Come" by Ruby & the Romantics, earned her a spot on the show after Gwen Stefani turned her chair around ..read more
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Efforts underway for permanent Hanapēpē Massacre memorial on Kauaʻi 100 years later
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by Cassie Ordonio
1w ago
This week marks the end of Filipino American History Month. But Filipinos in Hawaiʻi want to ensure a piece of history isn’t forgotten. As HPR’s Cassie Ordonio reports, state efforts are underway for a permanent memorial for the Hanapēpē Massacre ..read more
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Know someone hypersensitive to sound? Here's an inclusive painting and concert event
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by Russell Subiono
2w ago
An inclusive painting and concert event has been curated for neurodivergent people. The event will take place this Sunday. The Conversation talked to the event organizers Jackie Perreira and musician Kelsea Armstrong to learn more ..read more
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Farrington and Waipahu High students embark on first Filipino history course
Hawai'i Public Radio » Culture & Arts
by HPR News Staff
2w ago
The course is part of the Filipino Curriculum Project, a student-driven initiative advocating for Filipino representation in Hawaiʻi’s school curriculum ..read more
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