We can always learn and help each other learn along this Hawaiian Language journey!

This is an interview that I was invited to do by Uilani on her podcast Beyond the Reef! Be sure to check out her podcast as she is on a mission to help women learn to control their finances and live where they want to call home!

You have to grow thick skin to olelo! Donʻt let others get to you with their words and actions.

We all come from different experiences yet we can rely on one another for help and encouragement while we learn. Being a single parent doesnʻt mean you canʻt raise your kids in Olelo. Here is how one mama does it.

Not everyone has the same story as Kayla in learning the language, but we all have the same choice to make. It is our choice to learn to speak and to teach our children. Letʻs choose to do both!

In this episode, I get to interview a local celebrity and favorite! Kumu Kahanuola from Ehoopilimai on Instagram. Join us as we learn more about his Hawaiian Language journey and the role Hawaiian has in his home today.

We've been playing the comparison game our entire lives and what has it gotten us?! Try setting goals instead and comparing yourself to those goals. You'll have a happier and healthier outlook on yourself! Shout out to Kea from Kakou Collective who is amazing and totally rocks at what she does. 

Aloha kakou! Itʻs me and Malu again bringing you some opinions while keeping it real (believe me I wish we could keep the realness in check more!). In this episode we answer a question that we were asked a while back about if we will be putting our kids into immersion schools. I should really say we scratch the surface rather than answer the question because the more we talked the more we had to share! Thanks for tuning in! Be sure to hit us up on Instagram to let us know your own thoughts and opinions!

Itʻs 2021 a new year filled with new goals, challenges, and opportunities. In this first episode of season 2, I reintroduce myself and talk about the 3 biggest challenges that I faced when beginning my journey of learning Hawaiian. If youʻre learning or thinking about learning I bet youʻve had similar experiences to these. Donʻt give up in your pursuit and donʻt forget that youʻre not alone!