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What School You Went?
By PBS HawaiʻiSociety & Culture
What School You Went? episodes
- Shaka Santa & Tutu Mele (with Alex Ching)
As Shaka Santa and Tutu Mele take their yearly seats in front of Honolulu Hale, sculptor Alex Ching reveals the process of getting the icons ready for the holidays.
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27 min - Honolulu City Lights (with Pauline Worsham)
On December 12, 1985, Honolulu Mayor Frank Fasi welcomed the community to Honolulu Hale to celebrate the lighting of a 50-foot Norfolk Pine. Pauline Worsham of Friends of Honolulu City Lights gets us ready for the 39th Anniversary of this joyful holiday tradition.
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24 min - Sasha Colby
Born and raised in Waimanalo, Sasha Colby’s drag and gender journey is a story of truth, authenticity, perseverance and strength, and the Season 15 winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race is just getting started.
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28 min - Farmer's Markets (with Melissa Chang)
For the freshest local produce, look no further than Hawaiʻi’s farmers markets. Melissa Chang, social media manager for Oʻahu’s Farm Lover’s Market, explains.
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28 min - Hula's (with Robert "Flash" Hansen)
Robert "Flash" Hansen, Director of Promotions & Marketing at iHeartMedia Honolulu, talks about the history of iconic Waikiki spot Hula's Bar and Lei Stand ahead of its 50th anniversary.
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26 min - Town & Country (with Craig Sugihara)
Craig Sugihara talks about his humble beginnings in Pearl City to founding the iconic surf brand, Town & Country Surf Shop.
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34 min - Puʻuiki Cemetery (with Lopaka Kapanui)
Lopaka Kapanui tells the story of a forgotten plantation cemetery on Oʻahu’s north shore.
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25 min - The Most Haunted Building in Honolulu (with Lopaka Kapanui)
Master storyteller Lopaka Kapanui reveals the history of an area in Mōʻiliʻili, and why the condominium built on it is believed by many to be the most haunted building in Honolulu.
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20 min - Waiʻalae Drive-In (with Lopaka Kapanui)
For nearly four decades, the legend of the faceless ghost haunted the Waiʻalae Drive-In. Hawaiʻi's expert in the supernatural, Lopaka Kapanui, tells the story.
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21 min - Hale Mokihana (with Lopaka Kapanui)
Hawaiʻi's premier ghost storyteller Lopaka Kapanui returns to talk about the supernatural reputation of a Mānoa dormitory.
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About What School You Went?
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A PBS Hawai‘i podcast that explores Hawaiʻi's local cultures, communities and relationships – that help shape our identity. PBS Hawaiʻi President and CEO Ron Mizutani hosts a weekly conversation with…
unique and colorful individuals from across the state. From rubbah slippahs to unsolved local mysteries, Ron and guests examine and shed light on the real deal of what makes Hawaiʻi, Hawaiʻi.