Hawaii's Maleko and Flash Show

Hawaii's Maleko and Flash Show

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Hawaii's Maleko and Flash Show episodes

  • COVID-19 Hawaii Update - Lieutenant Governor Doctor Josh Green
    Today Hawaii reached a significant milestone in the COVID-19 pandemic as we surpassed 106 confirmed cases of the disease in our islands. As the coronavirus continues to spread, putting thousands at risk for developing COVID-19, it's hard to imagine when this will all end. We want to know if we're doing enough and if enough, will EVER be enough.   At the forefront of Hawaii's COVID-19 task force, is Lt. Governor Josh Green. He's an outspoken healthcare professional who admittedly has a hard time switching roles between doctor and politician. As a result, at times, he's found himself at odds with the Governor. We talk to the Lieutenant Governor about finding that balance, and his passion for helping save lives. Also joining us on the show is Dr. Scott Miscovich. Dr. Miscovich has been at the forefront of Hawaii's prevention campaign by conducting the first drive-through testing sites. We ask what that process is like, and cringe at the answer.  Dr. Josh Green is a local doctor, husband, and father of two who has spent his life caring for Hawaii families. After completing his medical training, Green joined the National Health Corps and started his life's work as a family physician and ER doctor in rural hospitals and clinics on the Big Island. In 2009 he was named "Hawaii Physician of the Year."   Dr. Scott Miscovich is a Family Practitioner with several offices and clinics across the state. His staff volunteers countless hours and donates tests for those who are uninsured. He believes everyone who needs a coronavirus test should get it. To date, his team has tested thousands of symptomatic patients on several islands. He's answered questions for and counseled thousands more.
    58 min
  • COVID-19 Hawaii Update - Shelley Wilson (Wilson Care Group)
    Hawaii, as an island by definition, is at risk of becoming a hotbed of infection from coronavirus. What can we do to prepare, and who should take the first steps? How will we survive the financial impact when the crisis passes. We need answers now, so why do our government leaders seem slow or reluctant to respond? As the leader of one of Hawaii's most successful kupuna care companies, Shelley Wilson is on the front lines of the fight against COVID-19. She joins us armed with info from daily teleconferences with the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. We also take a call from Koko Head Cafe’s Lee Anne Wong, culinary expert, and business owner, facing the hard reality of letting nearly all of her staff go. We take a call from "Matty Boy" Hazelgrove, owner of Hawaii's largest concert promotion company BAMP and concert venue The Republik. The coronavirus is likely to change the entertainment industry permanently. Matty breaks down the impact of lost revenue from months of canceled performances. In the end, we drink to our health and yours in this episode of the Maleko and Flash Podcast. Subscribe at MalekoandFlash.com or wherever you listen to podcasts.
    1 hr 34 min
  • Andria Tupola - Politician

    Andria was the 2018 Republican Gubernatorial Candidate for Hawaii. She was formerly the Hawaii House of Representatives for District 43. In this episode, we cover some significant issues facing Hawaii today. We ask Andria what she thinks of the Governor's response to Coronavirus (spoiler alert, it isn't good). We dive into why politics is so dividing. We ask Andria why Hawaii sometimes falls behind on big decisions. What is actually going on in Hawaii state government? And seriously, what's up with Tulsi? You've got to hear this raw, unedited, real talk with one of Hawaii's most outspoken politicians. Oh yeah, and we get drunk off cocktails from Shorefyre. Watch the whole thing on our new YouTube Stream, too, because why not.

    1 hr 39 min
  • Ukulele Russ & Ola Brew Co - Musical Guest
    Ukulele Russ joins us for our first LIVE streamed show from the Hawaiian Financial Music Hall. Russ is an Alaskan ukulele player who lives at the end of the road in the final frontier. His comic styling and impromptu musical performances keep us laughing the whole time. We sip on some fantastic beverages from local craft brewery Ola Brew Co. Naeha Breeland, the company president talks taps and locally sourced fruits which make their the most popular seltzers, ciders, and beers in Hawaii. She drops a piece of breaking news exclusively on us just for the podcast and takes us on a flight of all their seltzers and canned cider and beers while we quietly pretend the whole world isn't dying of coronavirus. Watch the show on our Youtube stream (https://youtu.be/8P-eGnYwwAc), and comment. Leave us a rating and comment on your favorite podcast app, too, so we can waste other people's lives with day drinking and debauchery.
    1 hr 25 min
  • Guy Hagi and Kim Gennaula-Hagi - Television Personalities and Local Celebrities

    Kim Gennaula is currently the Executive Director of Advancement at Iolani Schools, former CEO & President of Aloha United Way, but still best known to most as a long time Emmy Award Winning KGMB News Anchor. Guess how many Emmy awards Maleko has!

    Guy Hagi is the most famous and popular weatherman ever to come out of Hawaii. He's also on the #1 ranked morning news show in Hawaii. Guess what rank Maleko's news program is!

    This episode covers all the bases. We learn some background on Kim Gennaula and Guy Hagi, two very well known and respected news personalities in Hawaii. We talk about news trends, and Guy tells us what he thinks of the term "Fake News." Kim talks about her new job at Iolani School, joins Guy and Flash in making lots of fun of Maleko.

    Tex808 Rich brings the BBQ with authentic Texas taste, and Brady mixes up the perfect pairing with tequila cocktails. Both of these have a surprising effect on Kim, and you have to hear it to appreciate it.

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    1 hr 42 min
  • Jasmin Nicole and Likkle Jordee - Musical Guests

    She was a 2019 Island Music Award nominee for Female Artist of the Year, and her song Local Boy is currently in high rotation on Island 98.5-FM. Her singing style's compared to Eli Mac, and Jasmin Nicole is currently working on a collaboration with Eli. Likkle Jordee was discovered by Eli Mac in 2016 and performed with her on the song "Nighttime Session." Jordee has performed for Damian Junior Gong Marley, J-Boog, and Lauryn Hill. He's teamed up with Kahala Records/LIVE Animaux Studio and Tantriq Entertainment. His song "Cool and Deadly" is playing on Island 98.5-FM. Both Jasmin and Likkle are playing at Deck at the Queen Kapiolani Hotel on Sunday, February 23rd, for Sunset Sessions, which coincidently is also our word of the day. Bartender Paul mixes up three different kinds of margaritas to set the mood.

    1 hr 20 min
  • Superstar DJ Keoki - Musical Guest

    In the 1990s club culture in New York was filled with color and costumes. Club Kids ran the scene and DJ's ruled the city. Superstar DJ Keoki started playing in some of the most legendary dance clubs in the world and quickly became a worldwide phenomenon. He toured the world to play to thousands at a time when freedom of expression reigned supreme. Today, he's a music producer, DJ, and influencer who continues to be true to himself and the music. We talk to Keoki, and his brother Miko (SoundSex) about DJing and how times have changed (or stayed the same). Bartender Keena from Pint & Jigger and Arena mixes some serious drinks for Maleko and Flash and enlightens these boomers on how Millenials really do things.

    1 hr 58 min
  • Champagne and Tequila - Devant and 3 Tres with Kelii Heen and Mark Becker
    We get super nerdy with alcohol in this episode featuring the brains behind Devant Champagne, the only locally owned Champagne with a really cool blinky light label. What's the best food to pair with Champagne? The answer WILL surprise you. We also deep dive into agave with an entirely new tequila brand that has roots in classic tequila with a modern twist that makes it perfect for any home bar. Learn the nuances of tequila, and the clever genius of marketing as these two alcohol-fueled minds discuss the perfect pour. We sample some great recipes and re-learn how to enjoy tequila without taking off our clothes and running through Taco Bell naked.
    1 hr 41 min
  • Kings of Spade - Jesse Savio Musical Guest

    They were last on the show in March 2018, 6 months later they opened for Guns & Roses at Aloha Stadium. Hands down the best rock band in Hawaii, it's Kings of Spade. They are doing their 8th annual tribute to Motown at the Republik on Valentine's Day. Tickets are on sale now at Jointherepublik.com. Jesse Savio joins us to talk about the band's success. The conversation gets sidetracked amid a great Slash story when Jesse and Flash rank the best guitar players of all time. Who's in your top 5? Our bartender, Brenden from Deck (Queen Kapiolani Hotel), mixes up some poolside beverages that you can make at home, in this episode of the MNF Podcast.

    1 hr 35 min
  • DJ Daniel J Tribute with James Coles, G-Spot, SoundSex
    In this episode, we talk to people influenced by DJ Daniel J. Legendary local house DJ Daniel J recently passed away. 
    In the 1980s, Daniel J introduced Honolulu to the then-new electronic dance music genre of house music. Not only was he the 1st DJ to spin house music in Hawaii, but he was also the 1st person in Hawaii to throw a commercial rave in 1992 at Pinks Garage. He was the 1st promoter in Hawaii to fly out DJs from the Mainland, the 1st DJ to convince a local radio station (KIKI Hot i-94) that a nightclub-style mix show would be commercially viable (presenting an appearance on the station in 1988). He was resident DJ at the seminal Wave Waikiki & Hula’s Bar & Lei stand nightclubs. He teamed up with G-Spot, later on, to help out with Love Festival. 
    Hawaii nightlife owes a considerable debt to Daniel J. All of today’s guests have a long history in nightlife with daniel.  DJ James Coles was part of the House music scene Daniel helped create. Daniel was the first big-name DJ Flash booked at his nightclub. Maleko's first experience in a radio studio was when he visited Daniel at Radio Free Hawaii. G-Spot traveled down the highway Daniel created, throwing raves from the mid to late 1990s. Miko (DJ SoundSex) got his first taste of the DJ life tagging along with his older brother Keoki (Superstar DJ) at a gig Daniel booked him to play in the late '90s and early 2000s. 
    Collectively this show spans 28 years of Daniel J's life, love, and influence in Hawaii. Enjoy.
    1 hr 39 min

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