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Confessions of a Food Addict..The Next Chapter!. How food and diet can change your health and give you new meaning in life.

The host for this episode is Lillian Cumic. The guest for this episode is Paul Onishi.

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July 4th in Trump Country. We'll take a look at what has happened in the week of July 4th. The tanks, salute to the military, the fly overs, the speech, the music and how it connects to July 4th celebrations of the past; the secret website of the border patrol; conditions in the concentration camps; doubling down on Trump's census question; fallout of last week's debates. Trump’s remarks on the homeless, His joebiden.info false website, Tanks on Independence Day, Secret Border Patrol Website, China, N. Korea nothing burgers, Ivanka now a full-on diplomat, All quiet on the Iranian front, Whatever happened to Venezuela, Court rules against money for wall, Trump walks back on the census, Children drinking from toilets, 

The host for this episode is Jay Fidell. The guests for this episode are Tim Apicella and Cynthia Sinclair.

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The controversy over AOC's recent remarks

. Julien Gorback, a Holocaust scholar, discusses the controversy which followed Alexandra Ocasio Cortez's recent remarks about concentration camps, Nazi's and "never again," symbols of the Holocaust.  

The host for this episode is Jay Fidell. The guest for this episode is Julien Gorbach.

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Making a Difference for Hawaii. Hawaii Conservation Conference held at the Hawaii Convention Center to share their findings from Kupu's inaugural cohort that happened over the last year. The 13 fellows from Hawai‘i, American Samoa, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Guam, Palau and Rapa Nui will share their dynamic learning experiences at the conference but we can also make someone available to speak with you if you would like to learn more.

The host for this episode is Kecia King. The guests for this episode are Mana Purdy, Blodak Quichoch, Tiare Aquilera and Elia Herman.

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Oahu's North Shore is the home of wind power on our main Hawaiian Island, but how is that working and is it a good option for Hawaii, particularly if there is an impact to tourism.. Does wind power have a place in Hawaii's clean energy future? The host for this episode is Stan Osserman. The guest for this episode is Gil Riviere.

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County Council investigates Status of Hydrogen Electric Buse. Riley makes presentation on Hydrogen Electric Buses to Hawaii County Pubic Works & Mass Transit Committee

The host for this episode is Mitch Ewan.

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Design principles of Bauer's work. This show reviews some of Bauer's more notable works, a few forgotten ones, and extracts five key principles to learn from them - Environmental Living, Urban Oasis, Democratic Design, Human Scale, and Aesthetic Quality. 

The host for this episode is Graham Hart. The guest for this episode is Brandon Large.

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How has patriotism changed in recent years?. Jay Fidell, Stan Osserman and Wescott Lee will talk about what July 4th means this year in particular.

We’re talking about what July 4th means to us these days of national divisiveness and decline. It’s a holiday about the miraculous founding and continuation of the Republic. It’s about patriotism (not nationalism). What are the icons of patriotism this year? Has patriotism changed?

It’s Normandy, it’s the Statue of Liberty, and it’s the difficult introspection we are having on so many delayed issues. In that way it’s the most remarkable and dangerous time in American history (with the exception of the Civil War itself), but the possibility that we will somehow endure and come together is appealing even if unrealistic.

That possibility is clearly the most complex and worthy of thoughtful discussion.

The host for this episode is Jay Fidell. The guests for this episode are Stan Osserman and Wescott Lee.

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Has the Tax Reform Act done what was promised?. Jay Fidell and tax lawyer Roger Epstein follow up on their discussions about the Trump Tax Reform Act two years ago, to see what effect it has had on taxpayers rich and poor and corporations big and small, its affect on the economy and whether it has done what was promised at the time of enactment.

The host for this episode is Jay Fidell. The guest for this episode is Roger Epstein.

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“This measure (HB 290) authorizes qualified patients or out-of-state patients to transport medical cannabis between islands for their personal medical use.”. Governor Ige is displaying discriminatory practices by including “HB290 RELATING TO THE UNIFORM CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT” on the possible veto list.

Governor Ige has signaled that it will be vetoed. With the stroke of a pen he will violate his Oath of Office, as well as the Civil Rights Act and the ADA.

The host for this episode is Marsha Joyner. The guest for this episode is Cliff Otto.