ThinkTech Hawaii

ThinkTech Hawaii

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ThinkTech Hawaii episodes

  • Roots of Carnaval with Adela Chu (Cannabis Chronicles)
    Looking for a one of a kind Mardis Gras party?. Honolulu’s premier Latin and Caribbean party band Panamanian, led by Adela Chu, Hawaii’s irrepressible queen of rhythmic dance grooves. Espiritu Libre is fronted by keyboard virtuoso Adela Chu. A one-woman musical force known throughout Hawaii for her vibrant performances of original Afro-Jazz dance and music, Adela Chu hails from Panamanian and Jamaican roots and is widely recognized as the founding force of San Francisco’s annual Carnival. She is an artist of many trades — a dancer, international choreographer, actress and musician, and teacher.
    The host for this episode is Marsha Joyner. The guest for this episode is Adela Chu.
    16 min
  • Dethroning Princess Kaiulani [Hotel] (Human(e)Architecture)
    The Princess Kaiulani Hotel comprised of buildings from 1955, 1960, 1970 is a gem representative for the boom era of Waikiki. DeSoto and Martin will guide the viewers through the current perception, proposed replacement, historic relevance and potential evolution of the legacy of this gem. The host for this episode is Martin Despang. The guest for this episode is Desoto Brown.
    30 min
  • Save Hawaii with Hawaii Saves (Aging with Grace)
    The bills that can save Hawaii. The bills (SB1374 and HB1189) in the Hawaii Legislature are modeled after OregonSaves, the nation’s first state-facilitated retirement savings program. OregonSaves is seeing remarkable success in getting people who haven’t saved before to save their own money for retirement. More than 70 percent of those eligible for the program have enrolled. In 20 months, there are more than 60,000 participants and the amount saved is approaching $14 million. The average savings is $100 a month, about 5.6% of their paychecks.
    The host for this episode is Jay Fidell. The guests for this episode are Sarah Mysiewicz Gill and Jessica Wooley.
    30 min
  • Call the Midwife (Family Affairs)
    Challenging assumptions and finding common ground for giving birth at home. Discussion of experiences giving birth at home. How providers were selected, and how to inform clients about their level of care and/or outcomes. What is most important in terms of selecting a midwife.Common misperceptions about midwives. How mothers can be assured of the quality of their provider
    How midwives are locally trained and what type of oversight process exists. How the field of midwifery is different in Hawaii, than the mainland. How it’s different on neighbor islands
    The host for this episode is Lisa Kimura. The guests for this episode are Sharon Thomas, Jaymie Lewis and Piper Lovemore.
    29 min

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