http://www.nakaiewaluradio.com Just another WordPress weblog Wed, 28 Nov 2018 05:24:48 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en The wide open spaces of the north shore on O'ahu are under threat now by planned developments. Ben Shafer and Bob Nakata of the Defend O'ahu Coalition and Keep the Country Country help get us up to speed on what's ahead. Check www.defendoahucoalition.org for information plus their full color issue ... http://www.nakaiewaluradio.com/2010/01/05/na-kai-ewalu-26-dec-2009/ In this program we focused on excellent gifts, inviting Kawika Brown from Hui Mauli Ola tell us in more detail about the Hawaiian Moon calendar his group puts out. Keola Akana from Kamehameha Publishing also brought by some of their great Hawaiian language books and games. Get 30% off by ... http://www.nakaiewaluradio.com/2010/01/05/na-kai-ewalu-19-dec-2009/ A great Saturday once again for Na Kai 'Ewalu. This was our opportunity to share ideas for Hawaiian style Christmas giving. Vickie shared many of her favorite new products and publications, including a new gathering place for Kamehameha Schools alumni, the Imua Lounge on Ke'eaumoku Street. 'Imua's grand opening is ... http://www.nakaiewaluradio.com/2009/12/11/na-kai-ewalu-12-dec-2009/ Every Saturday is right on when we get to spend it together! Our guest today, Momi Cazimero, graphic artist, shared the inner conviction that led her to start the first female owned graphic design studio in Hawai'i, Graphic House. She's made a teriffic contribution to the community while holding true ... http://www.nakaiewaluradio.com/2009/12/09/na-kai-ewalu-5-dec-2009/ Mahalo once again for your company today as we welcomed the tireless Keola Nakanishi in his capacity of coordinator for the Mana Maoli Collective, and local music scene star Wayne Enos of Natural Vibrations. The Mana Maoli Collective is a loose grouping of local music all stars who have been ... http://www.nakaiewaluradio.com/2009/12/01/na-kai-ewalu-28-nov-2009/ On this beautiful Saturday together we found solace in the music and in fond memories of our dear friend Wayne Kaho'onei Panoke. Mahalo to Na kai 'Ewalu listeners who have made this show such rewarding work for us. Na Kai 'Ewalu was originally Kaho'onei's idea, developed in partnership wtih John ... http://www.nakaiewaluradio.com/2009/12/01/na-kai-ewalu-21-nov-2009/ Another great Hawaiian Saturday morning! We welcomed Honolulu City Council Chair Todd Apo and Council member Conovan Delacruz to discuss their positions regarding how cultural and burial sites would be handled if they are found in the path of the Honolulu Rail Transit project. We also heard about the great ... http://www.nakaiewaluradio.com/2009/12/01/na-kai-ewalu-14-nov-2009/ The great Hawaiian music helped lift our spirits as we looked into the subject of possible Hawaiian burials in the path of the Honolulu Rail project. Hinaleimoana Falemei of the O'ahu Island Burial Council and Kai Markell, Director of the Native Rights Hale at OHA described the situation unfolding as ... http://www.nakaiewaluradio.com/2009/11/05/na-kai-ewalu-7-nov-2009/ It's always a great time to find out about supporting local businesses, helping kamehameha Schools and saving a little money! Brad Santiago, Senior Asset Manager and Elizabeth Ahana, Public Relations specialist, both from Kamehameha Schools also dropped in to tell us about the new Malama Card. It offers discounts at ... http://www.nakaiewaluradio.com/2009/11/05/na-kai-ewalu-31-oct-2009/ This was one of those great kick back Saturdays where Chanel, the artistic director, got a perfect musical groove going. Manu Kaiama, Director of the Kaulele Program, came by to introduce us to Richard Kupihea Romero who shared his experiences combining Hawaiian activism with art, specifically sculpture. He credited his ... http://www.nakaiewaluradio.com/2009/11/05/na-kai-ewalu-24-oct-2009/