Podcasts about kaiulani

Part 2 of 2 Welcome back for the first yearly astrological prediction show where Daniel is joined by astrologer, NJ Kaiulani, as she shares some of her upcoming predictions for 2024 based off of astrological transits and historical trends. NJ's bio: NJ is an evolutionary astrologer, astro-cartographer, and social scientist. She has a B.S in Global Studies with a background in social research, geography, history, and geopolitics. She specializes in maps and political astrology with a strong interest in past life and medical astrology.  IG: @njkastrology 

Part 1 of 2 Welcome back for the first yearly astrological prediction show where Daniel is joined by astrologer, NJ Kaiulani, as she shares some of her upcoming predictions for 2024 based off of astrological transits and historical trends. NJ's bio: NJ is an evolutionary astrologer, astro-cartographer, and social scientist. She has a B.S in Global Studies with a background in social research, geography, history, and geopolitics. She specializes in maps and political astrology with a strong interest in past life and medical astrology.  IG: @njkastrology

So the US Interior Secretary Deb Haaland made a quiet visit to Hawaii and was hosted for an event at the Hawaiian Kingdom's Iolani Palace. She talked about restoring the building but not restoring the Palace to its rightful owners. My long time friend Kaiulani Mahuka joins me for trip to the past and an update to where we are now.

Welcome to our 20 Somethings segment where we have a chill chit-chat with those navigating life in their 20s. In this episode we sit down with Kaiulani where we explore the importance of support groups in the journey of discovering your passion and career. We also delve into the vital role of rest to avoid burnout and learning to say no and have boundaries.Come join us as we converse about who inspires us, personal dreams and goals as well as who advice we would give to our younger selves.To find out more about Kaiulani check her out on:Instagram: @kaiulani.jkKeep in touch with us:Instagram: @withintentionausFeel free to give us feedback on how you found this episode and what do you do to avoid burnout?

I am excited to announce a NEW series inside of the Krissy Krash Podcast:Study, Practice, and TeachI believe that learning is not the end it is the beginning.When we teach what we learn we actually solidify that learning for ourselves. In this episode of Study, Practice, and Teach Kaiulani will share the story of transforming her scattered life that was being run by ADHD and how she has used the skill of micro-goals to enhance her executive functioning and get her world organized.Join the Krash Course in Transformation 12-week program HERE

Kaiulani has all our tears! But we don't want to reduce her to just a symbol or a figure of missed potential. Instead, we look at the history of Hawaii, how it was a free sovereign nation that was taken over in an illegal coup with the help of the good ole' US of A and how pineapples are NOT actually Hawaiian. Follow us for more research, fun facts, soundtracks and aesthetic posts. You can find us on Facebook, Instagram, Tumblr and Twitter.

I virtually sit down with my friend Jasmine (@jaazzy.j on instagram

On being adopted, identity as an adoptee, mutual aid, and moving forward in community. Find more of Kai on Instagram at @kaiulanilee You can find What Radicalized You on Instagram @whatradicalizedyou or email us at whatradicalizedyou@gmail.com

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Injury recovery is a big deal in roller derby. STUFF BREAKS! But it doesn't mean YOU are BROKEN! Here is the take of two athletes who came back from broken ankles and their tips for dealing with long term injury recovery.

Join the ladies this week for a wild ride in women's history. Rita discusses Hawaii's Princess Victoria Kawekiu Ka'iulani and America's history of oppressing indigenous cultures. Amanda livens up the joint with the tale of Helen Gibson, the first professional stuntwoman. 

The Princess Kaiulani Hotel comprised of buildings from 1955, 1960, 1970 is a gem representative for the boom era of Waikiki. DeSoto and Martin will guide the viewers through the current perception, proposed replacement, historic relevance and potential evolution of the legacy of this gem. The host for this episode is Martin Despang. The guest for this episode is Desoto Brown.

Ah, dream a beautiful dream my friends, in which the white man doesn't ruin very single thing he touches. Dream it real good, cause this episode ain't about that. Nah. We've got some real touchy white boys in this episode, who just can't stand the idea of a native people running their own country without their help. Enter, Princess Kaiulani! While she may not ever get to be queen, that certainly doesn't stop her from trying! This week we're reviewing the 2010 film of the same name, starring Q'orianka Kilcher and directed by Marc Forby. Gird your loins and get ready for some good old fashioned colonialism! 

Shownotes and Links https://www.hiohia.org/ In the 1830s, the Hawaiian Nation became one of the most literate countries in the world. Mo'olelo could now told both orally and through print and at one point there were more than 150 newspapers in the islands. To preserve the moolelo for our keiki today, Ka'iulani Kauihou founded a non-profit organization, Hi'ohia to revitalize the stories and translate them into other languages such as English, Japanese, and Korean. Ka'iu has taken 8 stories originating from the Wai'anae district using Native Hawaiian models, photographers, and make-up artists from that district to re-enact these same mo'olelo. Hi'ohia has been invited to many other districts throughout Hawaii to fulfill the same mission for other districts whose stories may have been lost over time. Her goal through this organization and the many other ventures she is currently pursuing is to promote Hawaiian awesomeness (her own words). Her positivity and infectious can-do attitude made her a perfect fit for this episode. Music – Tiare Tahiti by Clint Mariteragi from the 2009 album Tamari'i No Tahiti.

This week we are raging against the machine with Pat Mobley of the podcast Podventure Time! (@podventuretime) We are talking about those who fight the good fight for justice, activists! This episode pits Stokely Carmichael against Audre Lorde against Princess Victoria Ka`iulani Cleghorn. In this episode, we all win, because the world is a better place for having had these folks in it.   Show notes at historicallyhot.com/episodes/activists and you can find Podventure Time's Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/396944924100125/

Forty-five years after the publication of Rachel Carson's landmark book Silent Spring, which launched the modern environmental movement, her disturbing story of how toxic chemicals were poisoning the earth still resonates. But who was Rachel Carson? And what can the ferocious debate she started and the vicious attacks she endured tell us about environmentalism in the 21st century? Bill Moyers Journal looks at the life and legacy of Rachel Carson through an extraordinary portrayal of her in a one-woman play performed by veteran stage actress Kaiulani lee, whose play A Sense of Wonder has been the centerpiece of regional and national conferences on conservation, education, journalism, and the environment for more than ten years. The broadcast combines excerpts from the play, an interview with lee and documentary reporting on Carson's life and work in a powerful look at this scientist, writer, and seeker of the truth.