Hawaiʻi resident and peace activist Christine Ahn talks about finding out that she has been banned from entering South Korea; A research epidemiologist discusses the findings of a CDC study on the community's recovery in the year following the Red Hill fuel spill

What health care reforms could lawmakers pursue in 2025?; The grandson of Henrietta Lacks discusses her legacy and the role of consent in medicine

A former FBI agent Arnold Laanui reacts to the intense manhunt that took place to find Luigi Mangione; The director of Honolulu's Department of Environmental Services responds to concerns the chosen site for Oʻahu's new landfill may be prime agricultural land

Michelle Barbieri with NOAA's Hawaiian Monk Seal Research Program talks about the risks avian flu poses to marine mammals; The executive editor of The Atlantic pens a piece on Hawaiian sovereignty

A wildlife biologist discusses the spread of avian flu in the islands; Honolulu DMV rolls out a new online system for written tests

Honolulu's Department of Environmental Services is proposing to raise wastewater fees by 115% over the next decade. Susan Wilkinson, founder of Susie's Duck Sanctuary, shares the first symptoms of avian flu that showed up in her flock of rescued ducks

A nonprofit has removed 1 million pounds of debris from the reefs and shorelines within Papahānaumokuākea; Scientists are using helicopters to search for coconut rhinoceros beetles

Today on The Conversation, we're re-airing interviews that discuss how artificial intelligence is reshaping our daily lives.

A Hawaiian Airlines customer service agent is calling on the airline's management to reconsider their tattoo policy after she was terminated for a visible tattoo; Local artists and performances discuss their experience with Cirque du Soleil ‘Auana

The Honolulu City Council is once again considering a tax on vacant housing units; Does educational technology really help kids learn?