Category Archives: Kü I Ke Au

Have you ever wondered about the kupuna islands of Papahänaumokuäkea, the remote valleys of Moloka‘i or the ancient heiau of Hawai‘i?  Filmmaker Ann Marie Kirk is currently working on pieces that unlock the clues of these marvels of our island … Continue reading →

Most of us who grew up here in Hawai‘i have at some point used waiawï.  I remember eating it off the tree in my grandma’s yard.  Picking the rotting fruit from the ground and pelting my friends with it (hoping … Continue reading →

Hawaiian intelligence is often overlooked when things occur in our natural environment. With all of the recent sightings of sharks in the waters off Hawai‘i’s coast, people are looking for reasons why.  Most scientists and environmentalist will say that not … Continue reading →

Here’s another example of local businesses working to be more self-sufficient.  With the rising costs of fuel and the ripple effect, Hawai‘i will need to continue to work at finding ways to break our dependence on outside resources. Local grinds … Continue reading →

With the recent end of the Democratic National Convention and the beginning of the Republican National Convention.  Hawai‘i has definitely been in the national spotlight with former Hawai‘i resident Barack Obama ast the Democrat’s candidate for Presdient and Governor Linda … Continue reading →

Over the next year, the Wai‘anae Searider Production will present a series of videos documenting commentary on Statehood from different people around the state.  Click the link below to the site. FIFTY VOICES

  STATEHOOD COMMISSION ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR 50th ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATION ACTIVITIES SPECIAL FOCUS PLACED ON EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS HONOLULU – Members of the 50th Anniversary of Statehood Commission today announced a comprehensive plan to commemorate Hawai‘i’s golden anniversary of statehood, with a … Continue reading →

An interview with Kaleikoa Ka‘eo on Hawaiian politics.  What it takes to be a true cultural practitioner and living in this political times.

Kamehameha Schools again being sued over admissions bias Meanwhile, school sues previous plaintiffs over disclosure of settlement By Jim Dooley and Gordon Y.K. Pang Advertiser Staff Writers A new federal court lawsuit challenging Kamehameha Schools’ controversial admissions policy that favors … Continue reading →

Are you ready to vote on whether to have another Constitutional Convention?  Here’s a link to a website with information and blogs regarding the upcoming ballot question the convening another Hawai‘i Constitutional Convention. ConCon