Kevin is joined by Calvin Canha, Evan Hawkins and Brady O'Rear from reggae band Through the Roots on this episode of the Have Aloha Will Travel podcast.

This week, Cat and Kevin are joined by Lena Haapala, a Kokonut Koalition volunteer, hiking activist and co-founder of Aina Lani Hikes.

Editors Kevin Allen and Catherine Toth Fox discuss their recent trips to Lānaʻi and Kauaʻi — with tips for your next trip to the Islands.

Obon season has arrived in Hawaiʻi. 

Throughout the Islands' summer months, bon dances occur on almost every weekend at different buddhist temples around the state. Featuring great local food stalls, traditional obon songs and energetic dancing around the yagura—a large wooden tower where taiko drummers perform—Hawaiʻi bon dances are a favorite annual event to attend amongst locals and visitors.

Back for another episode of the Have Aloha Will Travel podcast, Catherine Toth Fox and Kevin Allen talk story before diving into a few topics on today's episode.

If it's your first vacation to Hawaiʻi, the planning process can be a little intimidating. Which island do you visit? What's the best time to book flights? What do you pack? All of these questions, and more, are answered on this week's episode of the Have Aloha Will Travel podcast, where your Cat and Kevin talk at length about helpful tips and knowledge perfect for first-time Hawaiʻi visitors.

Local food blogger Melissa Chang is back — for the fourth time! — to share her favorite new restaurants and Hawaiʻi snacks on a special live episode of the podcast with editor at large Catherine Toth Fox.

Lei Day is here, and so is the newest episode of the Have Aloha Will Travel podcast.

Cat and Kevin dig into Lei Day, reminiscing on their own memories of the annual event, talking about how and why the Islands celebrate it every year.

From seeing the historic Mauna Loa eruption and visiting the Islands’ top resorts to just talking story at Matsumoto Shave Ice, Grace Maeda shares her favorite stories and experiences working at HAWAIʻI Magazine on her final episode.

HAWAIʻI Magazine’s most popular issue is available now! The co-hosts give a sneak peek and glimpse into the making of the magazine.