Rick Hamada is joined by Paul Lam talking all about his company Lam Capital and his ongoing affordable housing projects. Stay informed and tune in.

On this week's edition of Community Matters, host Manny Munoz discusses a two separate topics -- National Golf Month and the issue of too much screentime for kids--and what effects it may be having.

On this week's edition of Community Matters, Rick Hamada speaks with local businessman Bill Mickelson about the role of faith in the business world...and how connecting secular and faithful leads to improved business.

Episode 52 (23 August 2025): Tents, Tiny Homes, and Truth: Hawai‘i’s Homeless Debate. Hawai‘i spends millions on homelessness programs, yet continues to lead the nation in unsheltered residents. From costly tiny home “kauhale” villages and sweeping encampments, to nonprofits struggling under funding gaps, the question remains: who’s truly responsible for solving this crisis? In this episode, we will discuss the facts, and what real solutions look like for Hawai‘i’s houseless and everyday residents alike.

Aloha come listen to Rick Hamada and the Good Fellas talk story! Some great stories and good laughs. Listen now!

Rick Hamada gives small business's the chance to promote their company and share what they are all about. It is always important to support local small business's! Listen now and you might discover your new favorite small company!

Join Rick Hamada and Michelle Pollino as they talk story on this Aloha Friday. Listen now!

Listen now to this week's Civil Beat segment with Rick Hamada and Chad Blair. Talking all about Civil Beat, it's important to stay informed so tune in.

Higher Power Hour is here! Join Rick Hamada with Rev. Peter Wallace in a new segment really focusing in on faith, current events, religion’s impact on our lives and much more! Listen to The Higher Power’s FIRST Episode featuring Rev. Peter Wallace now!

In this episode of Sustaining Hawaii, presented by Bayer, we celebrated a significant milestone: ten years since Hawaii's largest and longest-running WWII POW and incarceration camp was designated as a National Park. Joining us in the studio were three remarkable guests who were deeply involved in this important anniversary:

- Christine Ogura, Superintendent of the Honouliuli National Historic Site from the National Park Service

- Carole Hayashino, President Emerita of the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii

- Ryan Kawamoto from Kinetic Productions