Hawai’I Health & Harm Reduction Center - Reducing harm, promoting health, creating wellness, and fighting stigma in Hawaii and the Pacific.. Today we will discuss the work of the organization that works to reduce harm, promote wellness, and fight stigma in Hawai’i and the Pacific. We will discuss the

various programs of the organization, including The Honolulu AIDS Walk, Kua’ana Project, HIV/HEP C Testing, PrEP, Plus Retreat, and much more.

The host for this episode is Winston Welch. The guest for this episode is Keva Lei Cadena.

This show will be broadcast in Japanese. In this all Japanese broadcast host Yukari Kunisue interviews Sayumi Anthony, Owner of Sayumi Wedding. Under blue sky with ocean breeze, in a small intimate chapel in Hawaii, Sayumi has coordinated dream weddings for thousands of couples for the past 25 years.

The host for this episode is Yukari Kunisue, PhD. The guest for this episode is Sayumi Anthony.

a new book by energy expert and attorney Erik Kvam. Erik will discuss his new book “You Can Reverse Global Warming.”

The host for this episode is Jay Fidell. The guest for this episode is Erik Kvam.

Beyond Fashion. We talk with Crystal about her incredible experiences helping so many people in the fashion industry and the reasons for her success.

The host for this episode is Rusty Komori. The guest for this episode is Crystal Pancipanci.

 This organization is working hard to improve the lives of it's members and the greater Hawaii community.. Founded in 1996 Faith action has been committed to listening to the concerns of it's members to identify the issues that will be addressed by the organization. Their organizing work, including issue research, education of their members and the greater community.FACE works hard to improve conditions for all residents of Hawaii.

The host for this episode is Cynthia Lee Sinclair. The guest for this episode is Keith Webster.

Connecting people to the beauty and wonder of nature through the lens of science and art. Kirsten will discuss: (1) Her 2017 visit to McMurdo Station as a grantee of the National Science Foundation Antarctic Artist and Writers Program to gather information and inspiration to create a traveling exhibit and a children’s book. (2) Her curation of and participation in the SymbioSEAS Sci-Art Exhibit this month (until Mar 30) that is focused on connecting science, education, art and society through coral reefs.

The host for this episode is Ethan Allen. The guest for this episode is Kristen Carlson.

Put the power to make renewable hydrogen in the hands of the individual. Chris manufactures hydrogen production/purification/compression/storage and dispensing; fully assembled and costing about $100K and fitting on a pallet. If you’re serious about being carbon free, get some PV panels and some clean water and Chris will show you how to turn it into H2 “Gold”.

The host for this episode is Stan Osserman. The guest for this episode is Chris Mcwhinney.

Only with Trump Week on ThinkTech Hawaii. 1. The Distraction: Trump's comments about John McCain and George Conway. What is Trump trying to steer the media away from? 2. Trump's unexpected recognition of Isreali sovereignty right in the Golan Heights. 3.Trump's recognition of Carlos Vechio as the Envoy of Venezuela (Not for Maduros administration). Is there a developing distraction going on? 4. Trumps comments supporting suspended Fox's Jeannie Pierro despite her anti Muslim on air editorial.

The hosts for this episode are Jay Fidell and Tim Apicella.

Mufi “talks story” with HTA’s new President & CEO, Chris Tatum. We will cover Chris Tatum's background, HTA Vision, Illegal Vacation Rentals, sports marketing and community engagement. 

The host for this episode is Mufi Hannemann. The guest for this episode is Chris Tatum.

Only on The Hawaii Smooth Jazz Connection. I will discuss with Ginai about her singing career and we will also discuss her program , which is helping musicians/singers getting to that next step in their music career

The host for this episode is Gwen Harris. The guest for this episode is Ginai Hill.