Cindy Paulos Show

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  • A talk with John Wehrheim about the Edge of Paradise and Bhutan
    A talk with John Wehrheim about The Edge of Paradise an Bhutan. The film will shown Saturday April 6th at the MACC's Castle theater. Director Bob Stone was able to bring the original film ‘Taylor Camp’ to its complete evolution prior to his passing in late 2018, and “The Edge of Paradise” is the reimagined and full-spirited result of those efforts. The original film covered the story of a magical place born in 1969, when Howard Taylor, brother of actress Elizabeth and living on the beautiful Hawaiian island of Kauai, bails out a rag-tag band of young Mainlanders jailed for vagrancy and invites them to live on his oceanfront land.
    Program for the Edge of Paradise
    5:30 - 7:15 pm 
    Celebrate the Taylor Camp era with 60s/70s music, spun by DJ Ged in Yokouchi Pavilion & Courtyard. Dinners, beverages, desserts, coffee/tea available for purchase.Mix-n-mingle & reminisce about Bob in your own way.
    7:30 pm 
    “The Edge of Paradise”: newly remastered, re-edited, HD footage of the original Taylor Camp film created by 
    Bob Stone and John Wehrheim— with new footage, interviews, images, stories! (85 min.)  
     Intro Tribute by Emme Tomimbang
     ~9:15 pm TRIBUTE
    John Wehrheim / film producer
         Bud Clifton / friend
         Cindy Paulos / radio personality
    Todd Perkins / Hawai‘i Video Memories
     
    https://www.theedgeofparadisefilm.com/about-the-film.html
    32 min
  • The Edge of Paradise, interview
    The Edge of Paradise, interview with John Wehrheim about Bob Stone and the making of this iconic film that explores.
    The film will shown Saturday April 6th at the MACC's Castle theater
    https://www.theedgeofparadisefilm.com/about-the-film.html
    17 min
  • Joseph Rosendo on Season 11 and Emmy Nomination
    Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope has received 19 Emmy nominations and been awarded six Emmys. “I am honored that the Television Academy has graced our travel series with its 19th Emmy nomination,” says host and director Joseph Rosendo. “I am, of course, personally gratified by my sixth nomination for director and am thankful for the recognition from my peers and the Academy. I’m humbled to be chosen from a rich field of so many talented professionals. Foremost, I want to thank my producer and wife Julie Rosendo for making it all possible through her inspiring dedication to quality, engaging, educational entertainment. She’s the muscle that keeps our team of dedicated, talented individuals working together to produce 11 seasons and 130 episodes of one of the most engaging, thoughtful and quality productions on television. Since Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope has already won six Emmy awards, I can tell you how sweet and thrilling it is to win. Yet, above all else, it is the joy of creating a series that stands as a force for good on the planet and a positive bridge between our viewers and the amazing people we meet on our travels that is most satisfying. Nevertheless, make no mistake, we are ecstatic about the nomination and look forward to bringing home another Emmy!” THANK YOU to our Season 10 sponsors, EVA Airways and No Jet Lag! Season 11 of our Emmy award-winning television series holds true to our mission to introduce people to people and build bridges - not walls - between them. A sampling of this season's adventures include a celebrate of Maine and those that cherish their “honest” ways of being in a state that boasts more than 80% forest wilderness. We also navigate Ontario’s Rideau Canal in our own Le Boat watercraft, stopping in small towns and villages along the way for a healthy dose of Canada’s autumn splendor and savory delights. This season we return to Taiwan for a centuries-old festival where the Saisiyat, one of Taiwan’s 16 indigenous tribes, casts off the sins of their fathers, seeks atonement for past transgressions against others and celebrates a newfound unity. Season 11 continues our dedication to celebrate people and the human stories that bring travel destinations to life. Now more than ever, we remain committed to Mark Twain's words, “Travel is Fatal to Prejudice, Bigotry and Narrow-Mindedness.” Join us as accept the world’s invitation to visit and turn you on to travel with Season 11 of Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope!
    26 min
  • Kahu Alalani Astara Hill talks about Lei of Aloha
    Kahu Alalani Astara Hill talks about Lei of Aloha. A Lei of Aloha was sent to New Zealand. It was woven together with the Aloha Spirit. One with the sun and Moon. We talk about how lei of aloha began. You can still support the Project by going to gofundme.com/nzlei
    19 min

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Interviews done by Cindy Paulos with Inspirational people about their adventures in life. Hundreds of interviews dealing with Maui, travel, and Spirituals subjects.