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  • The Hōʻike Weekly 08.01.2025 | Back to School, Firedancers, Robots & Rent on Kauaʻi

    Get ready for another stacked week on Kauaʻi! This episode of The Hōʻike Weekly covers everything from sunrise bike rides and beginner ballet to Shakespearean showdowns and robot battles.

    In our Community Calendar, we spotlight:

    • The historic opening of Namahana School on the North Shore 🎓
    • Final performances of HCT’s Something Rotten! 🎭
    • Gabby Ahuliʻi's book signing, RENT the Musical, and the Kauaʻi Robotics Expo 🤖
    • A full lineup of markets, concerts, rides, and art shows to keep your calendar full 📆

    Then in Community Connections, we turn up the heat at Heiva I Kauaʻi, where Kauaʻi’s fireknife dancers bring the flames and challenge Tricia to try her hand at the art of fire herself (don’t worry—no host was harmed in the making of this segment). It’s a celebration of athleticism, culture, and pure island energy 🔥

    For the full event lineup and more ways to join the fun, tap the link in our show notes.

    Mahalo for listening and for being part of our Kauaʻi community!

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    14 min
  • The Hōʻike Weekly 07.25.2025 | Kauaʻi’s Hottest Events, Firedancers, & Summer Vibes

    Get ready for another stacked week on Kauaʻi! This episode of The Hōʻike Weekly brings you all the can’t-miss happenings: the adrenaline-pumping PO AFI Fireknife Competition, Anuhea live at Porter Pavilion, Waimea’s final bon dance of the season, and the End of Summer Bash at Puhi Market Field.

    Plus, our Community Connections segment takes you behind the scenes at Heiva I Kauaʻi, where firedancers share their art, their energy, and even challenge Tricia to try her hand at fireknife! From music and culture to unforgettable performances and community celebration, this week’s show is bursting with island spirit.

    For the full event lineup and more ways to join the fun, tap the link in our show notes. Mahalo for listening and for being part of our Kauaʻi community!

    #TheHoikeWeekly #KauaiPodcast #KauaiEvents #CommunityConnections #Fireknife #AnuheaLive #BonDance #HeivaIKauai #KauaiCulture #HoikeKauai

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    13 min
  • Kauai County Council Update 07.16.2025 - Keeping Our Distance: The New Beachfront Building Rules

    Kauaʻi’s coastlines are shifting—and so are the rules! In this episode, Olivia breaks down the County Council’s proposed shoreline setback bill that could change the future of building near the beach. What exactly is a shoreline setback? Why is the council rethinking the distance between homes and the ocean? And how could these new regulations impact homeowners, surfers, and everyone who loves Kauaʻi’s iconic shores?

    Join us as we:

    • Demystify what a shoreline setback actually means
    • Explain the new, data-driven formula for safer, smarter building
    • Talk about why public access and environmental protection matter
    • Share what comes next, and how you can make your voice heard

    Whether you own coastal property, love beach walks, or just care about Kauaʻi’s future, this is the update you can’t miss!

    Tune in, stay informed, and help us keep Kauaʻi’s beaches beautiful and accessible for generations to come.

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    6 min
  • The Hō'ike Weekly 07.18.2025 | Running from Hā'ena to Hanalei + Kaua'i Weekend Events

    Aloha Kauaʻi! Summer is showing no signs of slowing down. On this week’s Hōʻike Weekly: Community Calendar, Tricia Allen highlights the best of July 21–27—from the legendary Kōloa Plantation Days and all its South Shore festivities, to creative classes for keiki, live theater, and music you won’t want to miss. Plus, plenty of ways to volunteer, connect, and make memories all around the island.

    This episode features:
    • Kōloa Plantation Days—10 days of food, history, parades, and cultural fun
    • Van Gogh Mobile Art Room—get creative with the kids at Kōloa Library
    • Opening night of HCT’s “Something Rotten!”—Broadway comedy, island style
    • Hanalei Bay Swim Challenge—join the community in the water for a summer tradition

    Some events may require registration or fill up fast—so check our show notes for links and details.

    For updates, the full calendar, or to dive deeper:
    • Click the tiny URL in our show notes (tinyurl.com/thehoikeweekly)
    • Or watch the latest episode on YouTube

    The Hōʻike Weekly: Events Calendar is produced by Hōʻike Kauaʻi Community Media, with aloha and partnership across the island. Big mahalo to our underwriters, Rice Street Business Association and Kauaʻi Family Magazine, for making it all possible.

    Tune in, get involved, and make it a memorable week—see you next Friday!

    #TheHoikeWeekly #KauaiPodcast #KauaiEvents #KoloaPlantationDays #HoikeKauai #FamilyFunKauai


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    15 min
  • Kauai Voices Ep. 6 | Talking Story with Actor and Singer - Sydney Elizebeth Agudong

    From Lilo & Stitch to starring in Hawaii'i Children's Theatre's rendition of Peter Pan , Sydney Elizabeth Agudong has grown from a Kaua‘i keiki on stage to an actress and musician with a global reach. But she says the island still calls her back — especially one special beach.

    In this episode, Sydney joins Kaua‘i Voices to talk about her journey, her family, and the creative fire that keeps her grounded.

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    38 min
  • The Hō'ike Weekly 07.11.2025 | Kaua‘i Events: Fishing, Ho'oponopono Workshops and More!

    Summer on Kauaʻi isn’t slowing down—and neither are we! This week’s Hōʻike Weekly: Events Calendar podcast has your insider scoop on what’s happening around the island, July 14–20. From Koloa Plantation Days to theater performances, community cleanups, family nights, and a whole lot more, we’ve packed this episode with all the details you need to plan your week (and maybe your next new adventure).

    In this episode:
    • KHS Empty the Shelters Adoption Event—bring home your new best friend
    • Youth leadership, summer theater, and keiki activities
    • Back to School Family Night in Hanalei
    • Koloa Plantation Days festivities on the South Shore
    • Bon Dances, beach cleanups, farm volunteer days, and more
    • Book sales, community work days, fishing tournaments, and a jazz speakeasy

    Heads up: Some events may require registration, have age guidelines, or limited space—so check out the links in our show notes for full details and updates.

    Want more info or a full events calendar?
    • Click the handy link in these show notes: tinyurl.com/thehoikeweekly
    • Or scan the QR code on our YouTube episode for quick access

    The Hōʻike Weekly: Events Calendar is produced by Hōʻike Kauaʻi Community Media, in partnership with local organizations across the island. New podcast episodes drop every Friday, with community highlights and public updates to help you make the most of your Kauaʻi week. Mahalo to our underwriters, Rice Street Business Association and Kauaʻi Family Magazine, for supporting local storytelling.

    Aloha for listening—now go enjoy the week!

    #TheHoikeWeekly #KauaiPodcast #KauaiEvents #KauaiThingsToDo #KauaiFun #HoikeKauai #CommunityMediaHawaii #KoloaPlantationDays #FamilyFunKauai

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    9 min
  • The Hōʻike Weekly 07.05.2025 | Summer Events & Kūpuna Tech Classes Across Kauaʻi

    This week’s Hōʻike Weekly: Events Calendar and Community Connections episode brings all the highlights for July 7–13, plus a special feature on Kūpuna Connections’ digital skills classes for seniors.

    Discover Bon Dances, youth camps, concerts, comedy shows, night markets, and family activities happening island-wide. Then, learn how Kūpuna Connections is helping Kauaʻi’s elders stay connected and confident with technology, with tips on how to get involved or sign up a loved one.

    For full details, scan the QR code in the video or click the link in our podcast show notes.

    #TheHoikeWeekly #KauaiEvents #KauaiCommunityCalendar #KupunaConnections #HoikeKauai #KauaiSeniors #SummerOnKauai #FamilyFunKauai #CommunityMediaHawaii

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    8 min
  • Kaua'i County Council Update 06.25.25 | Puhi Traffic Lanes Will Change Soon!

    What do Native Hawaiian birthing practices, safer streets near schools, and nearly half a million dollars in new grant funding have in common? 

    They were all on the agenda at this week’s Kaua‘i County Council meeting. In this episode, Olivia walks you through the key decisions and conversations shaping life on the island. Stay informed, stay engaged—let’s dive in.

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    8 min
  • The Hō'ike Weekly 06.27.2025 | Plan Out Your 4th of July on Kauai with Us!

    This week’s Hōʻike Weekly: Events Calendar covers everything happening on Kauaʻi from June 30–July 6—from fireworks and live music to cultural workshops, camps, and family fun.

    Highlights include PMRF’s Freedom Fest, Kukui Grove’s Back to School Bash, a speakeasy at Hale Līhuʻe, Forest Akamai Camp, and Outrigger’s helicopter flower drop. Plus: what to know about the Concert in the Sky cancellation and July 4th dog safety tips.

    For full details, scan the QR code in the video or click the link in our podcast show notes.

    #TheHoikeWeekly #KauaiEvents #HoikeKauai #Kauai4thofJuly #KauaiCommunityCalendar

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    12 min
  • Talkin' Trash Ep. 6 Touring the Kekaha Landfill

    This week on Talkin’ Trash, Max sits down again with Rebecca from Compost Kauaʻi to explore what happens to your food scraps after pickup, how community composting works on island time, and how one good dog named Taco might just be their official-unofficial mascot. We also talk CRB (coconut rhinoceros beetle), the science behind steaming compost piles, and why food waste might be changing eating habits island-wide.

    🌺 Missed Part 1? Go back and give it a listen before diving in!

    📲 Resources Mentioned:

    • compostkauai.org
    • kauaiisc.org
    • kauai.gov/recycling

    📣 Let’s stay trashy together:
    #CompostKauai #TalkingTrash #KauaiSustainability #FoodWasteSolutions
    #StayTrashyKauai #IslandSustainability #ZeroWasteHawaii

    🎙️ Produced by Hōʻike Kauaʻi Community Media

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    41 min

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