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Hong Kong Update. This Law Across the Sea program is a status update and review of current events in Hong Kong, including the Beijing’s recent warning that Hong Kong Protestors are 'playing with fire.' The host for this episode is Mark Shklov. The guest for this episode is Carole Petersen.

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Keeping Honolulu Organic and Natural. Down To Earth is a vegan's heaven providing a variety of natural and organic foods and groceries including vegan products, local organic products, vitamins, supplements, body care products, and household items.

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This will provide more utility scale solar for Oahu. We will discuss the PUC's approval of the 12.5 MW AES West Oahu solar project. The hosts for this episode are Mitch Ewan and Jay Fidell. The guest for this episode is Rebecca Dayhuff Matsushima.

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A brief look at the many places of worship built in a Modern style. How places of worship in Hawaii have been influenced by the multitude of cultures and the modern movement. The host for this episode is Laura McGuire. The guest for this episode is Tonia Moy.

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Pinoy Power Hawaii. Efren Sales shares his Sacrifices & Struggles Through his own Interpretation In Music he originally writes and Compose. The host for this episode is Emmie Ortega-Anderson. The guest for this episode is Efren Sales.

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Learn how to prevent ankle re-injury and early arthritis!. Ankle sprains, how they occur, what is damaged, future arthritis risk, and the most important muscle you need to strengthen to prevent future sprains. The host for this episode is Christine Lynders. The guest for this episode is Jessica Ellison.

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Because Security Matters. Our role in mitigating behavioral violence in our communities. The host for this episode is Andrew Lanning. The guests for this episode are Felix Nater and Felix Nater.

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Reducing harm, promoting health, creating wellness, and fighting stigma in Hawaiʻi 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. HHHRC is celebrating 30 years of syringe exchange access in the state of Hawaii. HHHRC is also observing International Overdose Awareness Day. The host for this episode is Winston Welch. The guests for this episode are Leilani Maxera and Leilani Maxera.

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This show will be broadcast in Japanese. Discussion with a tea ceremony master who experienced the Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami in 2011 that changed her life into teaching and sharing the Japanese culture and spirit of the way of tea. Akemi is particularly grateful that her family along with many other survivors were saved by the US Military Opration Tomodachi. The host for this episode is Yukari Kunisue, PhD. The guest for this episode is Akemi Sasai.

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Are we moving fast enough. Last month the Honolulu Department of Planning and Permitting issued 369 permits for photovoltaic systems compared to 219 for July 2018, an increase of 68 percent, representing the biggest year over year bump for a month since the slowing down of the solarcoaster.  Over the first seven months of this year, DPP issued a total of 1,628 PV permits compared to 1,571 during the same period last year, an increase of 3.6 percent.  Of the top PV 10 players on the island by permit counts, seven are up while three are down. Most dramatically, the state’s most dominant roof-top solar contractor these past several years, California-based Sunrun, is down 62 percent over the first seven months of the year on Oahu and 57 percent on Hawaii Island.  The deployment of energy storage as part of new PV systems continues to go in the positive direction with 76 percent of all permits including batteries in July with an average of 75 percent so far this year. Two years ago that figure was under 30 percent.  The state of Hawaii continues to lead the way in not just talking about how critically important the deployment of energy storage is in creating a robust and resilient smart grid, but actually installing such capacity across our island grids with the Tesla Powerwall and LG Chem RESU line leading the way.  The host for this episode is Jay Fidell. The guests for this episode are Marco Mangelsdorf, Marco Mangelsdorf and Marco Mangelsdorf.