Cindy Paulos Show

A Mystical Perspective on the Presence. A talk and meditation.

Had a fun talk with Patriica Watson on her recent adventures on NCL where she sings and plays onboard.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 28TH AT 2:15PM THE BEACH HOUSE BAR & GRILL

In honor of Pink October and breast cancer awareness, the 6th Annual Touchdowns for Tatas will be held at The Beach House Bar & Grill.

Let’s help our Maui County ‘Ohana in their fight against ALL cancers! Please join us at The Beach House Bar & Grill in Kahana for an afternoon full of prizes, a huge silent auction, live music by Marty Dread and of course, witness the Monday Night Football game between the Pittsburgh Steelers versus Miami Dolphins!

Each $5 donation comes with an opportunity to win prizes at the end of each quarter, and you don’t even need to be present to win (except for the Grand Prize)!

Admission to our 6th Annual Touchdowns for Tatas is free! You can preview our silent auction items, and preregister for your bidder number on our webpage at: https://pacificcancerfoundation.ejoinme.org/touchdownsfortatas

Allison Wright from Maui Association of Landscape Professionals and Tamara from Maui Nui Botanical Garden talk about the upcoming Arbor Day Garden Expo & Tree Giveawayon  November 2 from  9 am to 2 pm at the  Maui Nui Botanical Gardens, 150 Kanaloa Ave., Kahului; Across from the War Memorial Stadium. it is presented by MECO.

 There will be more than 1000 native and Polynesian introduced trees to be given away from a selection of more than 20 species, one per person (children may also receive a free tree),plant sales in addition to vendors. Activities for keiki & other cultural activities will include native plant lei making, kapa making, hala bracelet weaving, and Makahiki games, informational talks on garden and tree care related topics – how to prune, plant, and care for trees; expert advice on selecting a tree for your area; detailed information about the native trees being given away, including historic ranges

-non-profit organizations will have informational booths and keiki activities andfood vendors

go to Website:  arbordayexpo.com

MINIT STOP REPLACES BEEF WITH AWARD-WINNING IMPOSSIBLE BURGER

Jon Miyabuchi Vice President of Minit Stop and Nicholas Gilbert talk about the Impossible Addition to Minit Stop Menu

 America’s favorite plant-based burger will be available at 16 Minit Stop store locations throughout Maui and Hawaii Island, starting today 

 Minit Stop estimates that it will serve up to 6,875 pounds of Impossible meat per month, and up to 82,500 pounds for the first year. That’s the equivalent to removing 200 cars from the road for a year, preserving a land area of more than 400 football fields large, and saving enough water to fill 55 million standard-size water bottles.

Minit Stop's  local quick service chain anticipates unprecedented volume, offers nine different Impossible meal combinations to entirely replace beef from cows

 Impossible Impossi- Bowls: in Meatloaf, Teri Burger, and Hamburger Steak (Salisbury Steak) formats.

 The Impossible Burger is made from proteins, flavors, fats, and binders, like almost every burger you’ve eaten in your life. The show stopping difference? Our ingredients are derived from plants.

A talk with Nancy Willis from the Maui Humane Society about what's going on there.

http://www.mauihumanesociety.org/

I talk to Christine Spencer about Walk to End Alzheimer's® i.Currently, more than 29,000 people in Hawaii are living with Alzheimer’s disease, and over 65,000 family and friends are providing care.The Alzheimer's Association Walk to End Alzheimer's® is the world's largest event to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer's care, support and research. Held annually in more than 600 communities nationwide and 4 locations in our region, this inspiring event calls on participants of all ages and abilities to reclaim the future for millions. Serving Oahu, Maui, Kauai, and the Big Island, the Alzheimer’s Association Aloha Chapter is here to help. 

https://alz.org/hawaii

we talk about the grace of blesingsBlessings, and share prayer and meditation

I talk with Jordon Saribay Marketing and events director fro Maui Ocean Center and Koa and Kahaku from the Maui Ocean Center about theWai Kai event at Maui Ocean Center Oct. 20-Oct 26

Wai.Kai Week begins with a beach to reef cleanup at Keālia Pond. From October 20-26, Maui Ocean Center will host environmental organizations in the park with free Aquarium admission for Hawaiʻi Resident (Kamaʻāina) children ages 4-12 with a paid adult (must present valid id)

Saturday, October 26 | 5:30pm-9:45pm

On Saturday night, Wai.Kai Week concludes with a special Benefit Night for two local non-profit organizations. Enjoy exclusive evening access to the Aquarium with live music by the Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award Winners Nā Hoa and Nā Wai ʻEhā, food & drinks, environmental educators, and a panel discussion on Kāne and Kanaloa. Event proceeds will benefit the Maui Nui Botanical Gardens and Maui Ocean Center Marine Institute. Learn More or Book Now.

Wai.Kai Week begins with a beach to reef cleanup at Keālia Pond. From October 20-26, Maui Ocean Center will host environmental organizations in the park with free Aquarium admission for Hawaiʻi Resident (Kamaʻāina) children ages 4-12 with a paid adult (must present valid id)

Saturday, October 26 | 5:30pm-9:45pm

On Saturday night, Wai.Kai Week concludes with a special Benefit Night for two local non-profit organizations. Enjoy exclusive evening access to the Aquarium with live music by the Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award Winners Nā Hoa and Nā Wai ʻEhā, food & drinks, environmental educators, and a panel discussion on Kāne and Kanaloa. Event proceeds will benefit the Maui Nui Botanical Gardens and Maui Ocean Center Marine Institute. Learn More or Book Now.