As the Merrie Monarch Festival approaches, Aunty Piilani reflects on the legacy of hula in Keaukaha—beginning with her vivid memories of “Aunty Edith,” the beloved Edith Kanakaʻole. In this episode, she shares how Aunty Edith nurtured the children of Keaukaha through hula, language, and aloha, especially during one unforgettable post-WWII May Day celebration. From lei contests and lūʻau to lessons that lasted a lifetime, Aunty Piilani takes us back to the heart of her community. Along the way, she remembers other legendary kumu hula, including Rose Kuamoʻo, George Naʻope, Johnny Lum Ho—and even a surprise appearance from a certain “hula pig” who helped shape her family’s story. There’s laughter, mischief (including one dramatic exit from a famous hālau), and above all, deep love for the traditions that continue to dance across generations.