Be Kautious Stay Humble

In this episode, we talked to Kautious's sister Kailee and we talked about her struggles with being a Pacific Islander. We also talked about how life has become a little more difficult for Islanders during COVID, which kind of puts a brick wall in front of her future goals. We also touched on how stereotypes are damaging the hopes of many Pacific Islanders just because they are portrayed differently.

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In this episode, we covered the pros and cons of the law and justice system. We wanted to bring some awareness to the corruption that has been seen all throughout the justice system from recent events here on Oahu to other places around the world. This topic is a bit heavy and hard to hear, but we do feel like it’s a conversation that needs to be heard.

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In this episode, we cover the knowledge that is passed down from generation to generation. Either it is from oral tradition or written history it is extremely important and we must find ways to document newfound information to preserve the knowledge of our communities across Oceania and also the world. 

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In this episode we welcome you back to another season of Be Kautious Stay Humble this is season 3 and what better way to enter season 3. Although the Always Beautiful Always Wonderful Kautious with a K couldn't be with us, my cousin Tynoah was a guest co-host. In the podcast, we talked about his connection on tātau/kākau and any questions he may have had. Tynoah had brought up some very deep conversations that might give you a new perspective.

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This episode highlights the day-to-day struggles during COVID-19. We also end the episode with positive things we have learned while going through COVID. We also mentioned that this is the last episode of season 2 and we will be looking forward to seeing you in season 3. Mahalo nui loa for all the support.  

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This episode we explore the idea of traditional knowledge, cultural customs, and traditions to see if there is a way to use modern ideas and tools to help preserve that knowledge. We looked at many possible approaches by looking at many examples of knowledge being preserved, adaptions of patterns, and food. We even looked more closely behind the intent of meshing traditional with modernization, for if they intent is good the outcome of meshing can be perceived as good as well.

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In this episode we decided to share a little bit about what we have been feeling in our classes this week, in particularly going on a little rant about how one of our class is going. Although we have felt a little bit discouraged about asking questions to hopefully help bridge connections in things we are so passionate about, we know this is just a little bump in the road to achieve our degree. With that we then decided to come back from our short little break to share how we both are really doing this time around from reflecting on in person classes right before COVID, in that transition to moving all online going into this pandemic, and currently how we are feeling now with these online classes. Mahalo Nui Loa for listening to us, and if any of you out there listening are having a really hard time with life and or with school, feel free to reach out to us! We know how difficult these times are right now, and it always helps to talk it out with someone even if it’s just to check in with one another!

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In this episode, we decided to have a talk story session with one of our good friends, Momi. Momi is from the island of Oʻahu and used to live in Washington state for almost 10 years. She will be graduating at the end of the Spring 2021 semester with her BA in Communications. In this episode we talk about activism and what that looks like to us. We also talk about our own perspectives on beauty in Oceania and in life. Momi even shared a little manaʻo (perspective) on this phrase she likes to call a “Earth complex” that we later on discuss. Mahalo Momi for joining us again! If anyone is interested in joining us for a possible future podcast episode, feel free to contact us. Mahalo Nui Loa for the support!

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This episode is all about asking questions. Specifically, we ask the question “WHY”? We both take the time to ask some questions we have formed based off of our own personal experiences as well as calling out people throughout our communities to do better as a whole. We hope you all enjoy this episode, and we hoped that the main takeaway is to gain a better understanding of where our communities come from and how we should act when working together to show up for one another.

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In this episode, we reflected on the good and the bad in the year 2020. We also shared our goals for the year 2021, with this we also took the time to talk about the attempted coup at the capital in Washington D.C. To end things out on a much positive note we are in the process of updating one of our stickers due to newfound information, and also announced the possible merchandise releasing very soon so look out for us on social media. 

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