Miscovich is one of the leading experts in studying the coronavirus. He talks about his background and expertise. Premier Medical Group does a lot of the testing for the coronavirus in Hawaii. Topics include: will the pandemic get worse before it gets better; sending children back to school; how do we explain the surge in COVID-19 cases Hawaii is experiencing?; flu vs COVID-19; the long-term damages of COVID-19; the effectiveness of hydroxycloroquine against the coronavirus; herd immunity and why it's a bad idea; his recommendation for what Hawaii should do right now to combat the virus; what residents need to do to prevent getting COVID-19.

Lt. Gov Josh Green continues his weekly update on the coronavirus in Hawaii. Topics discussed include the state of Hawaii overall; the recent spike of 55 cases; the pandemic and its effect on the impending storm; the impact of COVID-19 on Pacific Islanders; the start of school and the uncertainty that revolves around the situation; the development of a vaccine; big picture outlook in Hawaii; covid testing in Hawaii; the cause for the disparity in receiving test results. The Lt. Gov. also touches on what people should do with the hurricane bearing down on Hawaii, how to handle sheltering in place or at a shelter, how to prepare with supplies.

HSTA President Corey Rosenlee joins the show to talk about public schools reopening. The HSTA is at odds with the State Department of Education on opening schools. The issues covered are: the teachers are not ready to go back to school under the current covid-19 situation; the other parties at schools (principals and staff) are also not willing to go back yet; what will a safe opening look like; parents are caught in the middle of it all, including parents with children in different schools; how are special education students being handled?; some teachers are in the high-risk category (over 50, those with underlying health conditions); what kind of distance learning is available if students don't go back to school?; the safety of everyone on campus; the other myriad issues and logistics that are complicated by the coronavirus.

The Lt. Gov. of Hawaii, Josh Green updates us on the coronavirus in Hawaii. Subjects include: the general state of Hawaii; the state of hospitals regarding ICU beds and equipment to handle covid patients in light of the recent surge in cases; therapies available to patients; the death rate of Covid-19 and things that affect it; the state and federal governments' relief efforts for those who are can't pay their rent or mortgage; the impact of Covid-19 on businesses; the plan to get children back to school; Dr. Anthony Fauci's role and relationship with the president; the idea of implementing a quarantine hotel system in Hawaii; the state's use of a digital platform for capturing and analyzing data; the use of masks and their effectiveness.

Lt. Gov Josh Green joins for another check on how our state is responding to the pandemic. He covers topics like the recent uptick in Covid-19 cases, schools starting up again, virus testing (including the recent downturn in testing supplies), the state's desire to reopen on August 1, what Hawaii needs to do to reduce the number of cases, recent planned events where large gatherings of people would have occurred, and other subjects related to the coronavirus pandemic.

Lt. Gov. Josh Green drops by with his weekly update on the coronavirus in Hawaii. He discusses the recent upsurge in COVID-19 cases; what Hawaii must do to keep our virus numbers relatively low; the outlook for teachers as the start of the new school year looms; financial help from the state and federal governments; the importance of wearing a mask to help keep the spread in check.

The LG addresses the state's plan to open up the tourist economy and the multiple challenges that go along with that. He also answers listeners questions regarding testing, quarantine, penalties for quarantine breakers, and the challenges residents are having in light of opening up our local economy. The LG also talks about the recent uptick in Covid-19 cases in Hawaii and the rest of the nation. He answers the question, at what point does the state look at the increases in cases and say "that's enough, we have to change things"?

She talks about coronavirus in Hawaii, the clinic, how it got started, who's eligible, and the types of services available.

June 19, 2020 - COVID Update with Lt. Gov Josh Green

June 15, 2020 - Dr, Akiemi Glenn, Executive Director of the Popolo Project