29 episodes
On Da Rock Nate Gyotoku
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- Society & Culture
Howzit, my name is Nate, creator of the On Da Rock podcast.
Over the course of my career, I’ve been fortunate enough to have met many talented and insightful people and I always learn so much. Please join me as I continue to get educated on a lot of stuff I don't know. My hope is that our laid-back talk story sessions will open you to a new cast of community leaders and voices that are out there getting dirty and putting in the work right now.
Thanks again for joining us. I hope you can find some ideas you like, and enjoy the stories that go along with them. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/on-da-rock/support
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Ep 29 - Scot Matayoshi
Scot Matayoshi is the State of Hawaii House Representative for the Kaneohe and Kailua area. Also a practicing attorney, Scot took a break to join me to talk about his plans for the next session. We chat about our shared passion for growing the agriculture industry in Hawaii, as well as other topics including the big topic, COVID-19.
Mahalo for listening, please rate and subscribe. Also, please donate to our channel through our Anchor.fm page (link below).
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Ep 28 - Emiko Miyazawa
Emiko Miyazawa is a designer and maker that specializes in jewelry with her company M33ms Designs. Her designs are inspired by art, and her company has been growing. Emiko came into 2020 with big plans and then the pandemic hit, but she stuck with it, and opened her storefront and workshop, MISÉ Hawaii. We sit and chat about her business, opening a store in a pandemic, and art.
Find her on Instagram:
@m33msdesigns
@misehawaii
Mahalo for joining us, please subscribe and leave a rating. Also, please donate through our Anchor website. The support helps!
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Ep 26 - Jhana Young
Jhana Young is the Sustainable Fisheries Program Coordinator at Conservation International Hawaii. She's definitely a young leader that gives me hope! She's thoughtful about how to solve some of Hawaii's problems by blending her personal passions with work. She's a hunter, fisherman, and all around awesome person.
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Ep 25 - Whitney Aragaki
Whitney Aragaki is a biology teacher at Waiakea High School, our alma mater. We get a teacher's perspective on what's happening in the class, or virtual class, in the COVID era. We chat about the positive and negative impacts of this on our students. We also chat about place-based learning, something we're both passionate about.
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Ep 24 - Allison Izu Song
Allison Izu Song is the driving force behind local fashion brand Allison Izu. Starting from trunk shows and now in Ala Moana Shopping Center, Allison has been through it all. We chat about her start, entrepreneurship, COVID, and other stuff.
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Ep 23 - Deren Oshiro
Deren Oshiro, Athletic Director for Hawaii Baptist Academy and President of the Hawaii Interscholastic Athletic Director Association, joins me to talk Hawaii high school sports. We chat about high school sports in 2020-21 and beyond. We also talk about coaching, specialization, and many other sports topics.
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