Lani is a Program Manager at Microsoft and has worked there since 2008. Lani is also a BYU–Hawaii alumna from the Philippines.

Kala is the Vice President for Student Affairs at BYU–Hawaii and oversees the Ho'okele department which includes Student Recruitment, Admissions, Financial Aid, Student Services, Career Services and Alumni Relations who operates these podcasts. His wife Jazzeth currently serves as a service missionary on campus. 

Keawe is the Head of Industry Recruiting, DEI at Google where he has been employed since 2012. 

Nikki is a former Miss Hawaii 2019-2021 and currently the host and producer for "Island Life" on KITV4 Island News. She is also an alumna of BYU–Hawaii.

Jonathan is a board certified Ophthalmologist at Discover Vision Center. He specializes in comprehensive ophthalmology. Jonathan is also an alumni of BYU–Hawaii.

Max and Carolyn are alumni of the Church College of Hawaii. Max came from Samoa and Carolyn from Hawaii. They met as students and worked at the Polynesian Cultural Center. Today Max works as a recorder at the Laie Hawaii Temple and Carolyn retired from the Polynesian Cultural Center after 40 years. Recently, Max was called as a counselor in the new Laie Hawaii Mission presidency. 

Brian is a Talent Acquisition Profession, Independent Recruiter and HR Executive. He operators a recruiting/headhunting business in Utah. Brian is also an alumnus of BYU–Hawaii.

Join us as we meet with alumnus, PJ Rogers, Director of the Willes Center and Assistant Professor at BYU Hawaii. He will share his journey to BYU Hawaii and beyond and also talk about the success of our BYU Hawaii Enactus team captured its fifth national title in eight years last month at the 2022 Enactus U.S. Championship.

Sam Mangakahia is an alumnus from Australia and a contemporary cultural artist. He has done several special carvings for some popular artists including Stan Walker, Josh Tatofi and Roman De Peralta of Kolohe Kai. He also carved a ukulele for the former president of the Philippines, Gloria Arroyo. Sam also founded Shaka Tribe with his wife Chalei. He will share his career journey with student host, Sidney Sifflet, an entrepreneurial minor. 

Nmandi was born in Nigeria and was recruited to play basketball at BYU Hawaii. It was here that he found the gospel and was baptized. He graduated with a bachelor's degree in fine art and later received a MFA degree in sculpture from BYU Provo. He has been a professional sculptor for over two decades and his work can be found in various private and public locations across the globe. The topic for his podcast is, "My Faith Journey". Maurice Mo'o, Ho'okele Admissions Manager and friend will be the host for this show.