After a successful first season, “Haole Do It” is back for more learning, laughing and living Aloha. Watch as Brother Noland, Paul Buckley and members of the Big Island community teach Adam, a mainland transplant, how to properly find his way in his new Hawaiian home.
Season Two covers topics such as Kapa, sustainable food growth, Malama Aina and more! Entertaining to locals and visitors alike, “Haole Do It” dives into local culture and explores what it means to be Haole in Hawaii through adventures, talk story, skills tests, community interviews and lighthearted laughter.
Tune in to K5 every Sunday at 9:30pm HST starting August 7, 2022. Episodes will be available worldwide on www.HawaiiNewsNow.com.
BY KA'IULANI TAKAMORI - HONOLULU - Join Kumu Hula Vicky Holt Takamine, PA'I Foundation, and the Royal Hawaiian Band for an afternoon of Hapa Haole songs and dances from the romantic ballads to the upbeat and fun tunes still loved today by visitors and locals, alike. This festive afternoon will…
By Tom Yamachika - On December 13, 2016, Governor Ige signed off on, and thereby finalized, significant increases in fees charged by the Department of Transportation Harbors Division. These charges are assessed each time cargo enters or leaves a Hawaii port. Under the Harbors Division’s administrative rules, these fees will…
BY ED CASE - Mufi Hannemann, seeking a union endorsement, says: "I look like you, you look like me. ... And even for our Caucasian brothers in the audience, I'm local to the max." Kirk Caldwell leads his first radio ad with "I'm a local boy—born in Waipahu, raised in…
