Justin Lee is a professional fisherman, hunter, Member of USA National spearfishing team, ambassador for some of the biggest outdoor brands in the world but he describes himself simply as a "Honoka'a boy". In this episode, we talk about his early memories hunting, fishing and playing in the gulches in both Colorado and the Big Island, his big leap into pursuing this lifestyle full-time and why his passion for the outdoors is deeper than just doing what he loves. Don't miss this episode.

Kalena Parish (formerly DeLima) has been singing and performing since age 11, first with her dad Kelly Boy DeLima and the iconic band Kapena and now with her husband Kala'e Parish. Kalena also started the Kapena School of Music based in Kaneohe and sits on the board for the Hawai'i Songwriting Festival. In today’s episode, Kalena talks about growing up as "Kalenaku", spending much of her childhood on a stage and how she fell back in love with music during COVID. This episode is a blast!

In this episode of UNCUT BTS, Andrew and Kolby talk about the terrifying experience of watching your baby get sick for the first time and Kolby's best family snowtrip hack. Also, Zavier Cummings aka "Howsdisguy" joins us again to talk about getting locked out of YouTube and why iCal sucks :)

In this episode of UNCUT BTS, Kolby and Andrew talk about traveling as a family, Apple Vision Pro and our regrets in life. Thanks guys for tuning in!

Augie T is a "living legend" - making Hawai'i laugh since the 1990's. He started his career in comedy 33 years ago and then became a member of the Honolulu City Council in 2021. Augie is also a radio personality on KPHI, "Shaka 96.7" on KDNN and on KQMQ-FM.

In this episode of UNCUT BTS, Kolby tackles a tough subject: quality education in Hawaii and the divide between private and public school. Also, Alexis Akiona from Lexbreezy Hawaii joins us again to talk about being named "Entrepreneur of the Year" and her plans for 2024. Happy Monday fam!

Hiʻilani Shibata is an educator, mom and Mahina (or moon) practitioner. Born and raised in Hilo, she graduated from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa with a degree in Hawaiian Language. Today she is a culture trainer and consultant and co-founder of Ka Mahina Project where she teaches about how ancestral knowledge of the moon can help guide us in the present day.

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In this episode of UNCUT BTS, Kolby and Andrew talk about how 2024 is off to a slowwww start and why we don't feel bad about it. Also, Kamaka Dias from  @KeepitAlohaPod  joins us and talks about why we shouldn't sweat the internet haters out there. Happy Monday fam!

Ty Sanga is an Emmy Award-Winning Native Hawaiian filmmaker from Kalihi. He won an Emmy for his PBS series Family Ingredients in 2018. His short film "Stones" screened at Sundance in 2011. It was also the first Native Hawaiian film to premiere at the prestigious festival. His short film, "Hae Hawaii", about the events surrounding the illegal overthrow has screened at film festivals throughout the world. This year, his feature documentary "Hokule’a: Finding the Language of the Navigator" won best made in hawaii feature at Hawaii International Film Festival.

In this episode of UNCUT BTS, the one and only Bretman Rock joins us to give us a little sneak peak into his life off screen...what he's leaving behind in 2023 and looking forward to in 2024. We also talk about a real life BTS oopsie and how we are taking it as a learning lesson!

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