258 episodes
The Conversation Hawaiʻi Public Radio
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4.6 • 15 Ratings
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Whether you live in our state or far from our shores, you’ll know what’s happening in Hawaiʻi with HPR's daily hour of locally focused discussions of public affairs, ideas, culture and the arts. Guests from across the islands and around the world provide perspectives on life in Hawaiʻi — and issues that have not yet reached Hawaiʻi. Hosted by HPR's Catherine Cruz.
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The Conversation: Istanbul restaurant's mom-daughter duo; Na Leo Pilimehana
Mother-daughter restaurateur duo behind Istanbul Hawaii on how they started cooking together; Hawaiian pop vocal trio Na Leo Pilimehana celebrate 40 years of friendship and song
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The Conversation: Lt. Gov. wants more preschools; Myanmar's civil war
Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke on the Ready Keiki initiative to expand the number of preschools across the islands; Experts share the latest on Myanmar's civil war
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The Conversation: Lt. Gov. talks broadband, early education; Native birds
Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke on broadband access and early education; Upcoming workshops to collect stories about the Filipino experience in Hawaiʻi; The snapshot of native forest bird health
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The Conversation: Tourism; Endurance swim event calls for ocean health
What did this legislative session mean for tourism?; Endurance swimmers will swim around Maui in event meant to raise awareness of ocean health; New Chamorro language textbook
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The Conversation: Taxes; New report on cancer trends in AANHPI community
What this legislative session means for residents' taxes; New report on cancer trends shows higher mortality rates from preventable cancers among Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders
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The Conversation: Maui short-term rentals; Military drinking water sampling
New Maui County legislation looks to regulate short-term rentals; EPA responds to the Navy's theory that false positives explain reports of recent fuel-contaminated drinking water in Oʻahu homes
Customer Reviews
Superb Local News Coverage
I was worried that the length of the podcast was going to be a liability. After listening to the first show I find the news stories compelling and enough time was given to put the story in context to help answer the question “why should I care about this story”. Great start. May this live long and prosper. (Sorry, I’m in the middle of a Star Trek marathon.)