Hawaiian Volcano Observatory geophysicist Jim Kauahikaua, Scientist in Charge and geologist Tina Neal, and research geophysicist Ingrid Johannsen look back at the May through July, 2018 Kilauea ...Read more
Ironman Triathlon is one of the biggest events on the island, bringing 2550 competitors plus media, sponsors, spectators, volunteers. It’s coming Saturday, Oct 13, and more than 30,000 ...Read more
The only Hawaii County Council race still to be decided in the November 6, 2018 general election (or as soon as the second week in October if you vote absentee mail ballot) is Council 7, Central ...Read more
When we vote in the November 6, 2018 general election — or sooner by absentee walk in or mail — we will be asked to answer a question about whether to have a Constitutional Convention ...Read more
Two topics today: Sally Ancheta of the Hawaii Public Health Institute talks about vaping among young people (a prelude to a lengthier interview for November with Sally and with Forrest Batz, ...Read more
We continue our discussion with Dr. Doug Simons of Canada France Hawaii Telescope and Dr Greg Chun of University of Hawaii about astronomy on the mountain (Mauna Kea) and the astronomy lease, which ...Read more
Astronomy on Mauna Kea: why? when? who? There are so many questions, and the story is interesting! Native Hawaiian Alika Herring–a man with superb vision–was part of the story, ...Read more
The Hawaii Island Festival of Birds is Sept. 14 through 17, headquartered at Sheraton Kona with tours around the island to see and learn about our island’s birds–plus a day-long bird ...Read more
We conclude our conversation with Dr. Don Thomas, UH Hilo, and Mike Kaleikini, Puna Geothermal Venture. We talk health issues going back to the 1970s, studies done on New Zealand geothermal ...Read more
Dr. Don Thomas of UH Hilo has been studying both water and geothermal resources since the 1970s; Mike Kaleikini is with Puna Geothermal Ventures (now closed because of lava). We learn about ...Read more
