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What are those places like these days. Yukari Kunisue, host of Konnichiwa Hawaii, just got back from a trip through Vietname, Cambodia and Thailand. She will tell us where she went, what she saw, and what she learned. The host for this episode is Jay Fidell. The guest for this episode is Yukari Kunisue, PhD.

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Being Trustworthy is Glorious, Being Untrustworthy is Disgraceful. We will discuss China’s newly initiated “Social Credit System”, which monitors and ranks all of its citizens based upon their behavior, espouses the motto, “Being Trustworthy is Glorious, Being Untrustworthy is Disgraceful”, and rewards or punishes its people, in various ways, for their activities, depending on whether they are judged “good” or “bad”. The host for this episode is Mark Shklov. The guest for this episode is Lawrence Foster.

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How much progress has LDAD been able to make. Led by former Massachusetts Attorney General Scott Harshbarger, LDAD was founded by members of the Harvard Law School Class of 1968. A few months ago it It proposed and circulated a letter for concerned members of the bar to sign and express support for the rule of law and the constitution in these troubled times. Scott Harshbarger will bring us current on how the letter, LDAD and any other such organizations, are doing.  The host for this episode is Jay Fidell. The guest for this episode is Scott Harshbarger.

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Beyond Acting. We talk with Kimee about her journey as an actor on Broadway and joining the cast as a series regular on the hit TV show Hawaii Five-0. The host for this episode is Rusty Komori. The guest for this episode is Kimee Balmilero.

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AT&T Vs Verizon

. Analyzing AT&T And Verizon Stock The host for this episode is Prince Dykes.

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And How to Deal with Them. Federal Fair Housing laws require residential condominium to make reasonable accommodations to their unit and the building for disabled residents so that they can have full enjoyment of the premises.  The host for this episode is Yuriko Sugimura. The guest for this episode is Raelene Tenno.

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. Ben Ancheta and Ray Tsuchiyama will discuss executive recruiting in the Hawaii market, and how it is unique in U.S. business and recruiting. They will discuss some changing factors for Hawaii Business 250 leadership, and what HR leaders are looking for in C-level executives. A graduate of Kamehameha Schools – Kapalama, Ben attended Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota, where he earned a BA in Economics. Ben worked for Deloitte as a management consultant in US, Europe and Asia, before attending The Anderson School at UCLA and graduating with an MBA. After working for a variety of startup and high-growth companies, he returned to Hawaii in 2007. Since then, he has served in a variety of executive roles at ProService Hawaii, ‘ike, and ‘Ekahi Health System, and was president and founder of Huliau Capital. The host for this episode is Ray Tsuchiyama. The guest for this episode is Benjamin Ancheta, Jr..

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How is the world view about the US changing. Jay Fidell and Carlos Juarez discuss how people in other countries see the impeachment hearings, and how those hearings may be changing their views of the US, and their willingness to do business or otherwise enter into agreements with the US. The host for this episode is Jay Fidell. The guest for this episode is Carlos Juarez.

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Popularity Leads to Rapid Expansion Plans. In 2016, Jason Miyamoto realized the chip like jerky he’d often make as a hobby was better than other snack products on the market. That led Miyamoto to unconventionally look for business partners and help from his friends. The DE.HI story began with three friends—Jason Miyamoto, Justini Enright, and Elliot Lau—set out to revolutionize the snack food industry with their delicious handcrafted beef and pork crispy jerky that eats like a chip. The business started small, manufacturing beef and pork crispy jerky 24/7. DE.HI quickly grew and encountered significant barriers to entry such as competing with many large national snack food companies and incurring significant start-up and operational costs. In spite of the substantial growth over a short period of time, they’ve got even bigger goals and are currently in the process of launching an aggressive expansion plan on the mainland and strive to get thousands of retailers across the country.  The host for this episode is Dennis Wong. The guests for this episode are Jason Miyamoto and Justin Enright.

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Further thoughts come to mind in retrospect. Steve Petranik of Hawaii Business Magazine and Jay Fidell of ThihnkTech review their experience in presenting the Morning Media Symposium, what they presented, what they learned, and their retrospective conclusions in thinking about it now.  The host for this episode is Jay Fidell. The guest for this episode is Steve Petranik.