Podcasts about hawaiiana

Aunty Sabra Kauka  is founding member and past-president of grassroots nonprofit, Nā Pali Coast `Ōhana, dedicated to preserving natural and cultural resources of the Nā Pali Coast State Park. Her work and that of the volunteers centers around the ancient Hawaiian village, Nu`alolo Kai, once a thriving, rugged and isolated community on the north shore of Kaua`i. Sabra shares with us the wide scope of her travels and experiences across the continent to Alaska and then back home to Hawai`i where she has held anthropology and journalism positions, and taught Hawaiiana and cultural protocols for decades.

This interview was originally recorded in April of 2022, when Auli'i Cravalho, who made a name for herself as the voice of Moana, was co-starring in Hulu's CRUSH (which is delightful, you should watch it!). Now, Auli'i will soon be hitting big screens as Janis Ian in the new movie adaptation of the MEAN GIRLS musical. With warm wishes for a bright New Year to all our listeners, we're delighted to bring you this all-time favorite episode, plus a brand-new One Quick Thing from Jordan about her favorite movie memories from 2023.***With Jordan Crucchiola and Auli'i Cravalho

On Thursday March 7th at 5pm enjoy the  film “Hawaiiana”. It examines the enduring legacy of Winona “Aunty Nona” Beamer, a venerated educator, storyteller, composer and hula expert who dedicated her life to the aloha spirit.  After the film there will be a Q&A with Keola & Moana Beamer and Tom Vendetti.  At 7pm Sound of Tibet and Peace will screen,  featuring the world-renowned Tibetan Flautist Nawang Khechog and his life story.  He will conduct a Q&A after the film. All proceeds will go to the Proarts Playhouse.   On Friday March 3rd there will be two shows, 5pm and 7:30 pm featuring world peace films and a concert. The show will open with Tom Vendetti's film “Himalayan Prayer for World Peace”, followed by a concert by Nawang Khechog. Nawang Khechog is the first Tibetan Grammy Nominee and the most renowned Tibetan flutist in the world. After the concert the short film “Super Monk” will screen. The journey of an eleven-year-old monk, who applies Buddha's teachings of compassion and joy in an unconventional way.  All proceeds go to the Mohala Hou Foundation to teach children in Bhutan the ukulele. The two evenings are sponsored by the KAIO Radio Group.

Que alegría tenerte por acá! En el episodio de hoy hablamos de un tema popular: perdonar. Les comparto la técnica Hawaiiana ancestral del Ho'ponopono para usar a su discreción y beneficio.De corazón les deseo que encuentren la valentía para transitar el proceso del perdón, para así liberarse del pasado y disfrutar plenamente del presente. Que al final de cuentas, es lo único que realmente tenemos.Este episodio contiene una meditación que comienza en el minuto 30:12.Me encantaría saber como te sentiste luego de la meditación!Por más contenido me encuentran siempre en Instagram: @minamisticaPor consultas o para agendar una sesión me pueden escribir a minamistica1111@gmail.comUn abrazo de mi corazón al tuyo,Gaby

Dr. Balogh János (1913-2002) ökológus, akadémikus professzor utazásai | 1 sorozat - Őserdőben, sivatagban (1970 és 1986 közötti utazások) | 10/02. rész: Hawaii-szigetek: Honolulu | Felolvassa: Ambrus Attila József | Készült 2022. június 12. | Youtube: https://youtu.be/0MCQkwTskxw | Zene: The Hawaiians: Vacación Hawaiiana | #baloghjanos #zoologus #ambrusaalkotoistudioja

Even if you don't know her name or face, you know her voice -- at 16, Auli'i Cravalho was the voice of Moana (and like Moana, she was a 16 year old Hawai'ian with a lot to carry). Now she's starring in live-action projects like Hulu's new queer high school rom-com, CRUSH, in which she plays the hardworking and mysterious A.J. But before all of that, Auli'i saw herself in another mold-breaking Disney princess, Fa Mulan. We're so excited to bring you this very special episode just in time for our first ever MaxFunDrive! You can support Jordan, this show, and the creator-owned podcasting mission of  Maximum Fun by going to maximumfun.org/join and supporting at any level. Thank you for being a listener -- please spread the good news of Feeling Seen and MaxFun!***With Jordan Crucchiola and Auli'i Cravalho

Remnants of a burnt out truck in Kharkov, Ukraine on February 27th February | Fotoreserg 0:08 – Karen Greenberg (@KarenGreenberg3), Director of the Center on National Security at Fordham University School of Law, discusses President Joe Biden's State Of The Union Address from yesterday, March 1. Her most recent book is Subtle Tools: The Dismantling of American Democracy from the War on Terror to Donald Trump. 0:18 – Olena Gnes, a Ukrainian tour guide, speaks to us from a bomb shelter in Kyiv. While breastfeeding her child, she describes her experience thus far in living through the Russian invasion of Ukraine. 0:35 – House of Representatives member Ro Khanna (@RepRoKhanna), of California's 17th Congressional district, and member of the House Armed Services Committee, talks with us about his reaction to the Russian war on Ukraine as well as his new book Dignity in a Digital Age: Making Tech Work for All of Us. FUND DRIVE SPECIAL – Pledge $150 and receive a copy of Louise Mita's Easier Done Than Said 1:18 We chat with Louise Mita (@LouiseMita) about her expansive life experience as a healer and about her new book, Easier Done Than Said. Louise has studied metaphysical alchemy, healing, and martial arts since 1968 and began teaching her trademark philosophies in 1998. Her background includes Parapsychic Sciences, Reiki, Hawaiiana, Kendo, Kung Fu, Aikido, Hapkido, Jeet Kun Do, and Sho Kon Do. Her focus is upon the practical application of these energies to our daily lives through lectures, seminars and individual treatments.   The post Breastfeeding in a bomb shelter in Kiev; House Rep Ro Khanna on Ukraine; Plus, fund drive special with Louise Mita appeared first on KPFA.

Had a wonderful talk with Keola Beamer and Dr. Tom Vendetti. Keola is a world-renowned Native Hawaiian Musician, Hawaii Academy of Recording Arts Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient, Multiple Grammy Award Nominee, Multiple Na Hoku Na Hanohano Award Winner (Hawaiian Grammys) Native Arts and Culture Foundation Fellow. https://kbeamer.com/ We talk about the new documentary “Hawaiiana,” Directed by Maui-based filmmaker Tom Vendetti,  screening on PBS Hawaii which will air on PBS this thursday  at 8:30 pm and again on Sunday at 1pm. the Documentary pays homage to revered Hawaiian treasure Aunty Nona Beamwonderful We also talk about their recent trip to a Lodge above  Ketchikan in Alaska.

Beyond The Chapter Interview Series Episode Two brings a difficult and what seems like a challenging task of asking for help and support to light. These two authors share how asking for help was what they needed but in the beginning judgement, shame, expectations, and superhero syndrome kept them from being able to do so. Learning how to wisely reach out for help opened doors to overcoming a lot of pain and prevented living a future life full of resentments.When we dont or cant ask for help we end up writing our own story differently than we want. We lose connection, not just with loved ones and community but also we become disconnected from our passions, our purpose, and our selves.By asking for help, often in non-conventional ways, I have learned to cope restore my sense of balance ~ Sarah KonelskyHealthy balance comes from ongoing awareness of what you tell yourself in the story of your life ~ Heather AndrewsWhether you need help while caring for another; an elderly parent, children, someone with an illness or disease or even yourself needing support along lifes journey, todays guests share the upside of asking for help and inspires listeners to imagine the lightness and ease of what support, guidance and help brings.Heather Andrewsis a publisher, international best-selling author, and speaker. After writing her first book, Heather saw firsthand how stories foster hope and change lives. It became apparent to her that the process of writing and sharing compelling stories is a transformational one, for both the audience and the author. The profound healing that Heather both felt and observed after publishing her first book was a monumental sign. Through her own re-discovery of self-esteem and her journey to the realization of a deeper personal identity based on values rather than just a prestigious job title, Heather knew she needed to help others like her get their powerful stories in front of those who needed them most.Heather is a sought-after conference speaker who inspires audiences in her own direct and dynamic manner by sharing her challenges and survival strategies that continue to help her optimize adversity. A voice for self-discovery and fearless revitalization, Heather always makes a positive difference.Connect with Heather:https://getyouvisible.com/https://www.facebook.com/getyouvisiblehttps://www.linkedin.com/andrewsheatherSarah Konelsky, a self-proclaimed prairie girl with an island heart, lives in Calgary, Alberta. Married to her best friend and high-school sweetheart, together they have raised two beautiful souls.Traveling and writing inspire Sarah to wander the globe, seeking experiences that engage her spirit in meaningful connection and personal growth. Her passion for Hawaiiana led to her becoming haumāna (a student) of the Aloha Music Camp, a project of the Mohala Hou Foundation dedicated to promoting the (worldwide) teaching and sharing of Hawaiian music, dance, language and culture. Her passion for pursuing personal excellence stems from creating the life she desires through the coaching and mentoring of Erin Skye Kelly and Associates, including her incredible Achievement Club team.In October 2018, Sarah was granted the gift of caring for and bearing witness to the final phase of her mothers journey as her soul gently transitioned from a single life force to one of universal energy.Connect with Sarah:kaimana-essentials@shaw.caVisit the Light on Living show pagehttps://omtimes.com/iom/shows/light-on-living/Connect with Lisa Berry athttp://www.lightonliving.com/#WhatsBalanceGotToDoWithIt? #HeatherAndrews #SarahKonelsky #LisaBerry #LightOnLiving

What’s Balance Got To Do With It? Beyond The Chapter Interview Series – Heather Andrews and Sarah KonelskyAired Monday, July 20, 2020 at 9:00 AM PST / 12:00 PM ESTHow To WISELY Ask For Support When We Need Help The Most Beyond The Chapter Interview Series Episode Two brings a difficult and what seems like a challenging task of asking for help and support to light. These two authors share how asking for help was what they needed but in the beginning judgement, shame, expectations, and superhero syndrome kept them from being able to do so. Learning how to wisely reach out for help opened doors to overcoming a lot of pain and prevented living a future life full of resentments. When we don’t or can’t ask for help we end up writing our own story differently than we want. We lose connection, not just with loved ones and community but also we become disconnected from our passions, our purpose, and our selves. “By asking for help, often in non-conventional ways, I have learned to cope & restore my sense of balance” ~ Sarah Konelsky “Healthy balance comes from ongoing awareness of what you tell yourself in the story of your life” ~ Heather Andrews Whether you need help while caring for another; an elderly parent, children, someone with an illness or disease or even yourself needing support along life’s journey, today’s guests share the upside of asking for help and inspires listeners to imagine the lightness and ease of what support, guidance and help brings. Heather Andrews is a publisher, international best-selling author, and speaker. After writing her first book, Heather saw firsthand how stories foster hope and change lives. It became apparent to her that the process of writing and sharing compelling stories is a transformational one, for both the audience and the author. The profound healing that Heather both felt and observed after publishing her first book was a monumental sign. Through her own re-discovery of self-esteem and her journey to the realization of a deeper personal identity based on values rather than just a prestigious job title, Heather knew she needed to help others like her get their powerful stories in front of those who needed them most. Heather is a sought-after conference speaker who inspires audiences in her own direct and dynamic manner by sharing her challenges and survival strategies that continue to help her optimize adversity. A voice for self-discovery and fearless revitalization, Heather always makes a positive difference. Connect with Heather: https://getyouvisible.com/ https://www.facebook.com/getyouvisible https://www.linkedin.com/andrewsheather Sarah Konelsky, a self-proclaimed prairie girl with an island heart, lives in Calgary, Alberta. Married to her best friend and high-school sweetheart, together they have raised two beautiful souls. Traveling and writing inspire Sarah to wander the globe, seeking experiences that engage her spirit in meaningful connection and personal growth. Her passion for Hawaiiana led to her becoming haumāna (a student) of the Aloha Music Camp, a project of the Mohala Hou Foundation “dedicated to promoting the (worldwide) teaching and sharing of Hawaiian music, dance, language and culture”. Her passion for pursuing personal excellence stems from creating the life she desires through the coaching and mentoring of Erin Skye Kelly and Associates, including her incredible Achievement Club team. In October 2018, Sarah was gra

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Kaliko Beamer-Trapp was born on the Isle of Wight, England. He moved to the San Francisco Bay Area, joined a performing group named Dances of the Pacific and spent the following nine years as a performer of Polynesian music and dance both in California and also in group tours of England, Spain, Mallorca, Hawaiʻi, and Fiji. In 1994 he moved to the island of Hawaiʻi at the invitation of well-known Hawaiiana expert and cultural historian Aunty Nona Beamer (1923-2008). Being in Hawaiʻi brought about a deep affection for things Polynesian, and Kaliko focused his studies particularly on the languages and cultures of Hawaiʻi and the Marquesas Islands (Te Henua ʻEnana). He attended the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo and joined the Hawaiian Studies department at the University of Hawai'I both as a student and an employee in 1994. In 1996, he became the editor for Hawaiian language curriculum at the Hale Kuamoʻo, a Hawaiian language center on the university campus. That same year, Kaliko was adopted into the Beamer family in Waipiʻo Valley, after the late Louise Beamer, Aunty Nona's mother, suggested privately to Aunty Nona, "I wish Kaliko could be my moʻopuna (grandson.)". He speaks as an interpreter of a local language person wants to speak Hawaiian in court and also, as a musician understands how mele and oli music an chant are an important part of the language and are a big part of hula. Interview Date: 4/24/2019     Tags: Kaliko Beamer-Trapp, Aunty Nona Beamer, moon calendar, Mauna Kea, Hawaiian language, Battle of Kuamo'o, Arts & Creativity, History, Global Culture, Indigenous Wisdom

I had my talk story with Scott Head, VP Waikoloa Beach Resort at the 2019 HHSAA (Hawaii High School Athletic Association) Boys Golf Championship. Waikoloa Beach Resort was host to the 36 hole championship played at Waikoloa Beach Resort Kings' Course on the Big Island of Hawaii. The HHSAA is sponsored by David S. Ishii Foundation. Scott talks about the impact David, who Scott calls the best player to ever come out of Hawaii has made for high school players with his support. Scott also shares the commitment by Waikoloa Beach Resort to host junior, high school, college and professional tournaments. Waikoloa Beach Resort is a planned community and I have worked with them for a long time. I have admired how they have evolved gracefully during the ever present development on the Big Island. The Queens Marketplace and Kings' Shop serving locals and visitors everyday with great stores, restaurants and Hawaiiana entertainment and cultural events. Scott and I talk about how the hotels, condos, time shares, beaches, golf courses, hiking trails are there for all of us to enjoy. I sure do. On another note. Nice touch with David Ishii who is in the photo with Scott being on hand for the tournament. David, and his wife Lorraine and son presented the awards. Mid Pac's Jake Sequin won the individual state title and my friend Ethan Jaehn, a freshman playing for Coach Lee Kakawa at Kealakehe was third overall and low Big Island player. He edged out 5th place finisher from Kamehameha-Hawaii senior Pono Yanagi, the BIIF champion, by a stroke for top Big Islander honors. Hawaii Baptist won the team title with a 42-over 618. Second place was Mid Pacific (652). Iolani was third (655) and Waiakea (657) was close behind in fourth

My oh mai tai! Mary Melton's Southern California home is like a trip to a tropical paradise, thanks to her houseful of Hawaiian collectibles, her two (!) tiki bars, and her family's deep connection with the islands. Los Angeles magazine article on Mary's collection • Opening theme: "Keepers" by Still Flyin' • Closing theme: "Slow Draw/Feeling In My Heart" by Eric Frisch • Additional music by Blue Dot Sessions • www.forkeepspodcast.com

Music Show!  This episode of ZTL podcast is a musical tribute to the songs Sunshine loves the most, at least those that make him feel like relaxing in a hammock on the Hawaiian Islands.  Enjoy slack key guitar, surf and Hawaiiana along with a stiff tropical cocktail.  You will drift away one way or another.  

Aloha mai kakou! Tonight I feature a sightseeing tour of a local Hawaiiana shop. This is a very special location as this is also where the Kolohe Ukulele Club holds our regular practices. If you are looking for any kinds of Hawaiiana or Polynesian arts as a gift for a loved one or as decor for your home, please definitely give Shirley a call, or come on by the shop. If you mention that you heard about the shop from the Hawaiian Concert Guide podcast, Shirley has a free shell-style Christmas tree ornament to go along with your order.   (714) 843-9350   16582 Gothard Street, Suite R   (between Warner & Heil)   Huntington ("Surf City") Beach, CA 92647 And, through Christmas, Uncle Henry's CD is available either directly through Uncle Henry's interview page or through Auntie Shirley shop or mail order line. Mahalo and A Hui Hou! Piko

Aloha mai kakou! Tonight I feature a sightseeing tour of a local Hawaiiana shop. This is a very special location as this is also where the Kolohe Ukulele Club holds our regular practices. If you are looking for any kinds of Hawaiiana or Polynesian arts as a gift for a loved one or as decor for your home, please definitely give Shirley a call, or come on by the shop. If you mention that you heard about the shop from the Hawaiian Concert Guide podcast, Shirley has a free shell-style Christmas tree ornament to go along with your order.   (714) 843-9350   16582 Gothard Street, Suite R   (between Warner & Heil)   Huntington ("Surf City") Beach, CA 92647 And, through Christmas, Uncle Henry's CD is available either directly through Uncle Henry's interview page or through Auntie Shirley shop or mail order line. Mahalo and A Hui Hou! Piko