Noa Lincoln joins Lei and Drew to share about the past, present, and future of Hawaiian agroforestry and the role of ʻulu in our lives.

Kalei Nuʻuhiwa joins Lei and Drew to tell her story of learning about the practice of kaulana mahina (observing and following lunar cycles) and how it can guide us in living sustainably today.

Pele Kaʻio joins Lei and Drew to talk about Hawaiian plants, lei making, and our interactions with the flora of Hawaiʻi.

In this episode of Ka Leo o ka Uluau, Kumu Kekoa joins Lei and Drew to share his manaʻo (thoughts) about hula and sustainability.

Kamala, Nāhōkū, and Mānoa from Hui Hoʻoleimaluō visit Lei and Drew to tell us about their work at Honokea Loko Iʻa (Hawaiian fish pond).

Uʻi Nāipo and Kaʻimi Kaupiko join us to share about their beloved fishing village of Miloliʻi, it's traditions, and ongoing efforts to implement konohiki (resource management) practices today.

Aunty Lolay visits Drew and Lei to tell us about the practice of ulana lau hala (lau hala weaving) in this very first episode of season II.

Lei, Drew, and Bruce reflect and close out our season one huakaʻi around Hawaiʻi mokupuni. They also discuss season two!

Kauila Kealiʻikanakaʻole joins Drew and Lei to share a contemporary kaʻao about Maunakea in the moku of Hāmākua.

Kuʻulei joins Lei and Drew to share an excerpt from the moʻolelo of Kāmiki, which tells us about some pana ʻāina of Hāmākua and other moku, as well as how they were named.