We knew local comedian Zavier Cummings (aka @howdisguy) before he was famous. Now, he's make people laugh on a much bigger stage.

In this episode, the Kauai native shares how he's managed to strike a chord with fans of all ages with his hilarious skits and classic characters.

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Marie Akisawa is the author of "Eating the Shokuiku Way: The Japanese Guide to Raising Kids with Healthy Food Habits."

The chef and nutritionist explains how the Japanese-style of eating only until you're 80% full and eating mindfully can lead to healthier food choices and portions.

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Even after his instant fame on American Idol, William "Iam" Tongi is the same humble island boy from Kahuku and as the girls on 'Muthaship' found out, he's pretty funny too!

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What do you do when you're at a crossroads in life? How do you determine which path to take? For Brooke Kane, it meant getting over the fear of failure and the unknown and taking a huge risk in giving up a long-time successful job to go after her dream career.

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In this week’s episode, the “muthas” are learning how students are gaining valuable skills in the classroom to succeed in high-tech careers.

Cammy Lai is one example of how STEM education programs are developing the next generation of innovators and problem solvers in Hawaii’s schools.

Lai was a middle school student when she first learned about robotics. Her passion for coding and technology got her an internship with Booz Allen in college and later, a full-time job with the firm.

Now, Lai works as a successful data scientist at the Honolulu office.

Booz Allen’s Michael Collat, who is also the regional director of the FIRST Robotics Competition for high school students, explains the pathways to a successful career for Hawaii’s students.

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We’re talking to the mutha of all muthas!

Joy Kimura has been named Mother of the Year and will represent Hawaii at the American Mother’s National Convention this April in Omaha, Nebraska.

The single mother shares how she managed to raise two children who went on to become a valedictorian and rising star athlete and offers refreshing tips, wisdom and insight on the best ways to solve parenthood dilemmas.

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It's a medical screening that can save lives but it's not often talked about because well ... it's pretty embarrassing.

During this Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, Steph describes what she went through to get her first colonoscopy, while Noli opted for the less invasive approach.

They hope starting this important conversation will help raise awareness and educate anyone hesitant about making an appointment to get checked.

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This week on 'Muthaship', we're talking with a man who was once America's most wanted cyber criminal! Brett Johnson was caught, spent time in jail and is now working to protect large corporations and everyday people from being a victim of cyber crime. He breaks down the most common scams and simple steps to protect your personal and financial information.

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For Hawaiian Language Month, we’re getting a fun lesson in Olelo Hawaii!

Kumu Luana Kawa’a has served as a cultural advisor and Hawaiian language teacher for more than 30 years.

She is currently a faculty member and director of Pai Ka Māna Student Support Services at the University of Hawaiʻi Maui College and is the host and creator of the Morning Manaʻo podcast.

Kawa’a helps us understand the importance of proper pronunciation and meaning and also offers some basic and useful phrases.

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Hawaii sports fans have another exciting event to watch besides the Super Bowl on Sunday! Six Hawaii boys will represent the US in Tokyo in this year's Hakuho Hai Cup tournament in Tokyo, Japan on February 12th! We caught up with several of the junior sumo wrestlers, their parents and coaches of the Aloha State Sumo Association about their preparations and expectations for the tourney!

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