Today we'll catch up with the VEX Robotics Program. We'll find out how the VEX challenges have evolved and what it takes to advance to the national competition.

Today we'll head out to the northeast side of Oahu and talk to Hui o Hauula. We'll find out how this small rural community stays resilient in the face of natural disasters, single road access and rising tides.

Today we'll catch up with the Department of Education and learn about their Digital Design initiative. We'll find out how digital design seeks to integrate media, information, and technology literacy tools to support student engagement and achievement.

Today we'll catch up with the Hawaii Venture Capital Association and learn about their annual Entrepreneurs Awards. We'll hear from these rising entrepreneurs and learn more about their startup success stories throughout 2024.

Today on Bytemarks Cafe, we'll hear about a dual-use conference called Partnerships in Dual-Use/Climate Technology. We'll find out how startup tech companies can position themselves for Department of Defense opportunities.

Today we'll catch up with the new President and CEO of the Internet Society. We'll talk about the Internet Society's key priorities for 2025 and how it is a resource to enrich people's lives, and a force for good in society.

As a new legislative session begins, we'll find out what's new with Transform Hawaii Gov. We'll talk to the Executive Director of THG and find out what initiatives are on the priority list for 2025.

Today we'll hear about a new Environmental Protection Agency Community Change Grant to spark innovation on the West side. We'll find out how the EPA is helping to fund an ag tech initiative that benefits many communities in Waianae.

Today we'll check in with HUB coworking to learn what's in store for 2025. We'll find out how coworking can be the barometer for the tech startup scene and what are the key indicators.

Today we'll look into Senate Concurrent Resolution 184 to learn what it means for remote work. We'll learn how UHERO identified possible locations throughout Hawaii suitable for working remotely.