Lt. Gov. Josh Green talks about his experience as a COVID-19 patient. He tested positive and immediately quarantined himself. He went through the details of the quarantine process. The Lt. Gov. has been put in charge of the upcoming opening of Hawaii's travel with the accompanying testing. He talks about the contact tracing efforts by the state team. The LG answers a question about the difference between different types of negative test results. And he answers a question about getting schools to open up again.

The Lt. Gov. updates us on the latest on the coronavirus in Hawaii. He covers the extension of the 2-week extension of the lockdown; He analyzes some of the specific rules of behavior for the lockdown; He discusses the results of the recent surge testing that took place. Also discussed are infection rates and daily cases. How does Hawaii's tourism look at this point? The LG takes questions from listeners. He covers the recent changes at the State Dept. of Health. The LG also reviews his proposed 5-point plan to further combat the virus. He also walks through the procedure for one of the latest tests.

The Lt. Gov. updates us on the latest on the coronavirus in Hawaii. He covers the extension of the 2-week extension of the lockdown; He analyzes some of the specific rules of behavior for the lockdown; He discusses the results of the recent surge testing that took place. Also discussed are infection rates and daily cases. How does Hawaii's tourism look at this point? The LG takes questions from listeners. He covers the recent changes at the State Dept. of Health. The LG also reviews his proposed 5-point plan to further combat the virus. He also walks through the procedure for one of the latest tests.

Sarah Bolles is a local Hawaii resident who is a COVID-19 survivor. She tells us about how she thinks she contracted the virus, the details on her hospital stay, the drugs, and the treatment she received. Plus, she gives advice to those who may not consider the coronavirus as much of a threat.

Hawaii Lt. Gov. Josh Green joins us for his weekly update on the coronavirus in Hawaii. Topics include: the changes at the upper levels of the Hawaii Department of Health, including the retirement of the director and especially the leave of absence of Hawaii's state epidemiologist, Sarah Park; the differences between the types of tests people can take for coronavirus detection; how to behave during the Labor Day weekend; conflicting information from the CDC; COVID-19 vs the flu; information about vaccines, their trials, timeline, and effectiveness. The Lt. Gov also answers listeners questions regarding life during the pandemic.

In his weekly COVID update, the Lt. Gov talks about the continuing surge of the coronavirus in Hawaii; the 2-week lockdown and how long it could possibly go; rapid testing and testing in general; the mass test taking place on the H3 freeway; other coronavirus-related subjects. He also answers questions from the online and listening audience on masks, testing, the performance of other government leaders, and others.

The Lt. Gov. updates us on the coronavirus pandemic in Hawaii. He talks about the continuing surge of the virus on Oahu. And he reviews the recent new state and city emergency measures that recently went in place. Subjects also include the state of our hospitals and staffing, the spread within certain demographic groups, the recent changes in personnel at the Dept of Health, and the effect of the pandemic on the population's mental health. He also answers random questions from listeners.

The Lt. Gov. talks about the recent surge in COVID19 cases and what caused it. He also discusses the ramifications of the surge-will there be another lockdown, a stay-at-home order? He mentions how the statistics of infection, hospitalization, ICU use, and death play out. He also talks about schools opening, bars closing, contact tracing and the change in the Dept of Health leadership that will pursue that area more vigorously. He also addresses the main source of the spread of infection, that it's not going to the store or going about one's day; it is all about people congregating and not practicing the prevention guidelines. The LG also talks about the surge and what that means for hospitals and staff, and is the state ready to handle things should it get worse.

COVID Update with Lt. Gov Josh Green

The Lt Gov visits with an update for Hawaii and how we're handling the recent surge in COVID cases. He also addresses: schools reopening, the possibility of a shutdown at the state level, bars being closed for three weeks, the lasting effects (if any) of COVID-19, the type and level of financial support for people from the state and federal governments, doctors that claim a "cure" in the form of a cocktail mix of drugs, herd immunity and when that comes into play, what citizens should do if they see a group of people violating the large group mandates. He closes with things we can do to knock down the spread of the coronavirus.