ThinkTech Hawaii

ThinkTech Hawaii

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ThinkTech Hawaii episodes

  • Force of Nature (Tough Love)

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    Wellness from Within. Supplements: use, safety, over the counter vs physician grade, regulation on supplements. Antibiotic overuse. Fad diets (diets for weight loss, yo-yo dieting, hcg diets, keto diets, etc). The host for this episode is Loretta Chen. The guest for this episode is Kristen Coles, ND, LAc.

    28 min
  • Are you counted U.S. Census 2020? (Are You Counted?)

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    What happens when a Hawaiian Community has doubts about the census?. What happens if they are not counted? The host for this episode is Marsha Joyner. The guests for this episode are Lionel Wright and Elisapeta Alaimameata.

    30 min
  • Hemp Geo Institute (HGI) (Cannabis Chronicles)

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    The preeminent source for industrial and medicinal hemp education. Hemp Geo Institute serves a specialized segment of the Industrial Hemp industry with a focus on the five following categories: Pure Organic Integrity, Holistic Cultivation, Anti-Oxidation Harvesting, Cool Temperature Extracting, and Whole Plant Medicinal Efficacy. The host for this episode is Marsha Joyner. The guest for this episode is Rick Rainbolt.

    30 min
  • It's not an inquiry; it's an impeachment (Trump Week)

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    Where do we go from here?. 1. Impeachment hearings of Lt. Col Vindman, Volker, Morrison, Williams

    2. Trump goes to Walter Reed Hospital.

    3. Attempts to get Don McGahn to comply with subpoena. Is Bolton far behind?

    4. House and Senate pass veto proof bill placing sanctions on China and Hong Kong officials for human rights abuses. Trump's reaction in the future?

    5. Admiral Green takes away SEAL trident from Trump's pardon Navy officer. Defiance of Trump or attempt to restore integrity in the Navy?

    6. Roger Stone, Former Trump Aide Convicted of Interfering in Russia Investigation, Faces Decades in Prison

    7.. Disgusting appointment and confirmation of Steven Menashi in the Second Circuit. Menashi marks the 162nd Trump judicial nominee confirmed by the Senate. Trump has now appointed a total of 112 district judges, 46 circuit court judges and two Supreme Court justices.

    8. How is the viewing public reacting to the hearings. Are Jordan and Nunes getting any traction or making fools of themselves.

    9. The 2020 Senate Races: Can Jaime Harrison beat Lindsey Graham in South Carolina. Can Charles Booker beat Mitch McConnell in Kentucky. Nate Silver says Arizona is the key. Can a Democrat win there?

    10. Three shootings in three days - noting on gun control!

    11. Republicans bar resolution on Hong Kong.

    The hosts for this episode are Jay Fidell and Tim Apicella. The guests for this episode are Cynthia Lee Sinclair, Jay Fidell, Cynthia Lee Sinclair and Tim Apicella.

    33 min
  • Honolulu Halekulani Hospitality by Killingsworth’s Ron Lindgren (Humane Architecture)

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    The Waikiki Halekulani Hotel young timer revisited. DeSoto Brown and Project Architect Ronald Lindgren share their first hand intel information about the development of the Halekulani site’s project development to the current building being a young timer keeper built in the mid 80s.  The hosts for this episode are Martin Despang and DeSoto Brown. The guest for this episode is Ronald Lindgren.

    30 min
  • When it Comes to Hydrogen, Smaller Can Be Better! (Stan The Energy Man)

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    Big infrastructure means big pricetag, so sometimes you have to start small and grow. MRE builds small and large commercial grade electrolyzers for making/purifying /compressing/storing and dispensing hydrogen for vehicles and other uses, but his business model is to start as an 'appliance' rather than a 'facility' avoiding many of the permitting issues. His equipment has been vetted by international safety institutions and is available today. This solves a problem plauging many potential hydrogen customers, initial capital investment costs. The host for this episode is Stan Osserman. The guest for this episode is Chris McWhinney.

    30 min
  • Hapa Mana’s unique sports camps (Taking Your Health Back)

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    The bonds made through sports can break down barriers. How do we prevent leaving people, especially keiki, out in a society that has such abundance?  The host for this episode is Wendy Loh. The guest for this episode is Jordan Conley.

    30 min
  • Reclaiming Kalākaua (Ukulele Songs Of Hawaii)

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    19th Century Perspectives on a Hawaiian Sovereign. Slanderous narratives of Mo’i Kalākaua. The host for this episode is Walter H. Kawaiaea Jr. The guest for this episode is Tiffany Lani Ing, PhD.

    29 min
  • Scoliosis Part 2: Core stabilization (Movement Matters)

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    Learn anti-curve strategies. If you have scoliosis, it is important to learn to activate your deep core and perform curve-correction exercises to prevent pain in your neck, shoulder and low back. The host for this episode is Christine Lynders. The guest for this episode is Rachel Sherman.

    28 min
  • Kokua Hawaii, The Legend of Koolau (Talk Story With John Waihee)

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    True Stories of Hawaii Activism and the Struggle for Justice. The guest is Gary Kubota, whose play Legend Of Ko’olau is returning to the Doris Duke Theatre in Honolulu this Saturday and Sunday. Most people know Mr. Kubota as an award-winning writer with the Honolulu Star-Advertiser and other Hawaii newspapers. He was also a community activist, working with the group “Kokua Hawaii” to successfully fight several evictions in minority communities in the early 1970s. His book, “Hawaii Stories of Change,” published last year, documented Kokua Hawaii’s work, including its effort to save the Ethnic Studies at the University of Hawaii. This year, after his retirement from the Star-Advertiser, Kubota successfully helped a Lahaina community receive support to pass a bill to stop an eviction of 250 tenants. This week, the state Office of Hawaiian Affairs passed a resolution honoring Kokua Hawaii for helping to lay the foundation of the Hawaiian Renaissance and also recognizing its late founder, Lawrence Kamakawiwoole, for his humanitarian work. The host for this episode is John Waihee. The guests for this episode are Gary Kobota and Gary Kubota.

    29 min

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