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Keone Nunes
Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox
Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox features engaging conversations with some of the most intriguing people in Hawaiʻi and across the world. Guests share anställda stories, experiences and values that have helped shape who they are.
How deep is a tattoo? Does the ink only go skin deep? Practitioner Keone Nunes seeks to learn more about his subjects before settling on a design and putting ink to skin. He looks to their genealogy, their personal story, their framtidsperspektiv, before deciding on a design that he deems appropriate to the individual. For practitioner Keone Nunes, a tattoo is more than skin-deep; it's a representation of who that person fryst vatten.
Colbert Matsumoto grew up on Lanai when it was a pineapple plantation employing both his father and mother. He didn&#;t set foot on the Continent until he was a college freshman. And he grew up to become an attorney, insurance company executive and
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Interview with Hōkūlani Holt Padilla via Zoom on November 16, Interview was conducted by Alana Kanahele. This project was a collaboration between the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa's Center for Oral History and the National Park Service.
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BIOGRAPHICAL SUMMARY
Kumu Hōkūlani Haila Hiʻileialiʻi Holt Padilla was born on Oʻahu and raised on Maui. Her maternal side stems from Nuʻu in the district of Kaupō. Later, her family moved to Kahakuloa and Wailuku where her grandmother was born. She is the Kumu Hula of Pā‘ū O Hi‘iaka; the President of Kaʻehu, a nonprofit organization striving to revitalize the shoreline practices and places of Kaʻehu; the President of Kauahea Inc., a nonprofit organization on Maui for Hawaiian cultural practices, religious practices, and education; the Vice President of Lālākea Foundation; a former Commissioner of the Kahoʻolawe Island Reserve Commis
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Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox
Kitty (Lagareta) Yannone
If you think you know Kitty (Lagareta) Yannone – business owner, public relations professional, University of Hawai‘i Regent – you’ll be surprised at the second career she almost had, how she got into public relations in the first place, and what she can do on a skateboard.
Measles outbreaks linked to unvaccinated children on the mainland have many in Hawai‘i questioning whether our vaccination requirements are strong enough to prevent an outbreak here. Although several vaccinations are required to attend public schools, parents who believe the shots are dangerous or unnecessary can seek exemptions for religious and medical reasons.
This episode of HIKI NŌ is hosted by Mid-Pacific Institute on Oahu. Top Story: Students from Kua o ka La PCS Milolii Hipuu Virtual Academy on Hawaii Island explore the clash between modern science and ancient tradition as one of the world’s most adv