A former Hawaii woman, now living in California, is sounding the alarm on fentanyl.

Cammie Velci says her 19-year-old son was tricked into taking the drug and died.

With the recent rise in fentanyl deaths here in the islands, Velci has a warning she says parents need to hear. Listen to our 'Muthaship' podcast right now on our website or search for 'Muthaship' wherever you download podcasts.

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Sherry Chang, wife of UH head football coach Timmy Chang, joins us this week on “Muthaship”! Raising five children, their family is lovingly known as “The Chang Gang” and Sherry says there’s never a dull moment at home.She’s also excited about kicking off “Sistahhood” and invites fellow sistah Warrior football fans to join in the fun.

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What makes you happy, how do you find it ...and what can you do to achieve more happiness in your life?

Maui author Trish Michael of "Finding Your Happy" offers helpful tips for kids and adults to find their power amid trauma, hardships and just daily life.

Michael faced constant adversity as a two-time cancer survivor, a single mom at 18, and for 20 years was in an abusive marriage.

She says we all need reminders of how we can make the best of anything that comes our way, especially now.

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Kimie Miner is an award-winning producer and singer-songwriter.

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Aiea native Susan Soon He Stanton is still soaking in her big Emmy win!

The writer for the hit HBO drama “Succession” says she’s living the dream.Susan and her mom Barbara join us on “Muthaship” this week with stories of humble beginnings in Hawaii to an opportunity of a lifetime in New York.

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Phew! What an emotional ride it’s been!

In Part I of this episode, you heard the moms of the Little League World Series Champs spill the beans on all the support and sacrifice that went into their 12-year-old sons chasing their baseball dreams!

In Part II, we spoke to one of the proud dads who was part of the first Hawaii team to win the US LLWS championship in 1988!And.. a big shout out to all of the teams who represented Hawaii!

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Phew! What an emotional ride it's been!

The moms of the Little League World Series Champs spill the beans on all the support and sacrifice that went into their 12-year-old sons chasing their baseball dreams!

In Part II of this podcast episode, we spoke to one of the proud dads who was part of the first Hawaii team to win the US LLWS championship in 1988! And .. a big shout out to all of the teams who represented Hawaii!

Listen now to our 'Muthaship' podcast on our website right now or search for 'Muthaship' wherever you download podcasts!

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World champion outrigger canoe paddler and Kula, Maui mom Lauren Spalding joins us on 'Muthaship' this week! The Hawaiʻi waterwoman and surf-ski racer won the Molokai to Oahu solo championship 12 times! Spalding's amazing physical endurance was also featured in a short film by Yeti called "River Pirates". How does this superwoman manage to crush life's challenges and what's her personal motto? Listen to our conversation right now on the 'Muthaship' podcast on our website or search for 'Muthaship' wherever you download podcasts!

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Known for his exquisite and delicious East West cooking, Ming Tsai is cooling off after feeling the heat in the Netflix reboot of Iron Chef.

We caught up with the celebrity chef during his visit to Oahu to find out what he’s been up to and what the pressure’s really like on the set of Iron Chef.

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A Makakilo mother is on a mission to help families in Hawaii whose lives are touched by DIPG or childhood brain cancer. Michela Haywood joins us on 'Muthaship' this week. She is the founder of Kaylan Strong's Fight Like a Warrior Foundation. She created the foundation in honor of her 11-year-old daughter Kaylan, who passed away from brain cancer in August 2018. Haywood hopes to raise awareness about DIPG and shed light on the resources available to families who may feel like their world is falling apart. Listen to our 'Muthaship' podcast right now on our website or search for 'Muthaship' wherever you download podcasts.

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