What up Leeward! Let's Dive Deep Podcast

Ready to boost your financial IQ? 🧠 This insightful episode of "What Up Leeward, Let's Dive Deep" features a deep dive into crucial money matters with Jason Lippert, the VP of Member Experience at the University of Hawai'i Federal Credit Union. Discover the unique history and mission of UHFCU and the special benefits of becoming a member, especially when it comes to convenient online and mobile banking features designed for today's students. We break down the key differences between credit and debit cards, helping you master when to use each wisely. Understand the ins and outs of how your credit score is calculated and why maintaining a good score is vital for your future financial well-being. Plus, we'll share practical steps you can take right now in college to build and improve your credit health. Don't miss the exciting details about Zogo, the innovative program that makes learning about finance fun and rewarding – you can actually earn gift cards just by completing interactive quizzes on your phone! Tune in now to gain the knowledge and confidence you need to navigate your financial future successfully.

'Ōlelo O Ka Mahina is ASUH’s short series started by the Student Services Counselors that identify as Native Hawaiian.  The purpose of ʻŌlelo O Ka Mahina is to provide an audio library that we can reference that allows us to continue to practice ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi.

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In this episode of 'Live Pono, Love Pono,' we embark on a deep exploration of masculinity and societal expectations, particularly through the lens of military experiences. This episode examines how entrenched ideas of being "man enough" contribute to toxic masculinity and the consequential impact on our interactions with one another, especially women. Alex is joined by two insightful guests: Kelly Carlile from the Leeward CC Mental Health Team, and her husband Jacob, a former Navy serviceman. Together, they discuss the balance between stereotype and authenticity, offering valuable strategies to challenge and redefine masculinity in a healthier light. This engaging dialogue is a must-listen for those seeking to understand and actively participate in deconstructing harmful gender norms and supporting violence prevention efforts within their communities. Tune in, reflect, and remember to Live Pono, Love Pono.

Welcome to 'Live Pono, Love Pono,'. In this episode, we explore the toxic idea of being "man enough," a societal expectation deeply rooted in traditional gender roles and stereotypes. This notion challenges men to conform to rigid standards of masculinity, often leading to the suppression of emotions, aggressive behaviors, and a disconnect from authentic self-expression. 

This episode features two esteemed guests:  

Our discussion aims to dissect how society’s harmful stereotypes impact not only men but also how they treat women and each other. We’ll explore actionable steps towards promoting and supporting healthy, positive, and nonviolent forms of masculinity. 

💡 This episode promises an essential dialogue on reshaping masculinity and its implications on gender-based violence. Tune in to discover impactful insights and the power of men’s circles in fostering change.

Join us on the Live Pono, Love Pono podcast for an inspiring episode with Juliet Lighter-Kamm, the founder of Women Speaking Out Hawaii (WSO). This episode dives into the impactful journey of WSO as they celebrate their 15th anniversary, highlighting their mission to shine a light on critical issues and uplift the community. Our conversation explores the essence of their initiatives, including the transformative "Future is Bright" Educational Series, aimed at educating and empowering the next generation through interactive workshops on financial literacy, resume writing, and more. 

Discover how WSO is evolving, with plans to launch a new mentorship program in 2025, fostering communication skills, goal setting, and practical applications for students. In celebration of their milestone anniversary, Juliet shares insights into the significance of supporting WSO's mission and the exciting events planned for February. Don’t miss this empowering discussion on collaboration, setting achievable goals, and creating artful visions to inspire personal and professional growth. Tune in and learn how you can be part of the change!

🎙️ Welcome to the latest episode of “What Up Leeward, Let’s Dive Deep”! where we explore the essential topic of scholarships at Leeward Community College. This episode features insights from our Financial Aid Department, with guests Dayna Isa and Pearl Nakagawa, alongside Connie Herrera from the Veterans Resource Center.

We’re here to break down the scholarship process and ensure every student knows what opportunities are available, especially for those who may feel overwhelmed or think they might be ineligible. 💡

Ready to learn more? Check out the Leeward CC financial aid resources here and don’t forget to apply for the University of Hawai'i Common Scholarship here. Let’s make your college journey a little easier! 🎓✨ #LeewardCC #Scholarships #FinancialAid

'Ōlelo O Ka Mahina is ASUH’s short series started by the Student Services Counselors that identify as Native Hawaiian.  The purpose of ʻŌlelo O Ka Mahina is to provide an audio library that we can reference that allows us to continue to practice ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi.

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Listen to this conversation with Kera Wong-Miyasato, of AKAMAI Capital Advisors. This podcast goes into details of her academic background from UH Mānoa (BBA in Marketing & Management and MBA) and her role as a financial consultant. We also highlight her commitment to promoting financial education within the UH System and her volunteer work with the UH Financial Literacy Program. We hope you enjoy, and gain knowledge about financial literacy.

'Ōlelo O Ka Mahina is ASUH’s short series started by the Student Services Counselors that identify as Native Hawaiian.  The purpose of ʻŌlelo O Ka Mahina is to provide an audio library that we can reference that allows us to continue to practice ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi.  Maluhia can be translated as peace, safety, serenity, and tranquility.

Stay safe, stay connected, and continue to gain knowledge!

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Join us for the latest episode of Live Pono Love Pono! 🎙️ This week, we dive deep into the intersection of mental health and generational boundaries with Amanda Martinez from Mental Health America of Hawai'i. 🌺 Discover vital programs, break the stigma surrounding mental illness, and see how Love Pono's mission connects to these crucial discussions.

Let’s create a supportive space for mental health advocacy together! 💖✨

Learn more about Mental Health America of Hawai'i: Mental Health America of Hawaii

https://mentalhealthhawaii.org/