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Ho’onanea
Tuesdays 9-11am
"Ho'onanea" means to pass the time in ease, peace and pleasure. This is my wish for you.
Aloha!
Volunteering at KKCR has given me the opportunity to share my love for Hawaiian music. This is a small way I can give back to the islands that give me so much. |
During Ho’onanea you will hear the music from the "Hawaiian Renaissance" era of the 70's and 80's and, of course, musicians of this era. I have much love for the islands, the people, the culture and of course, the music. A native of Honolulu, Hawaiian music is what I first remember hearing as a child. My parents raised me on their vinyl albums of Alfred Apaka, Jesse Kalima, Andy Cummings and so many more. I cannot imagine my life without Hawaiian music!
Call me! There is nothing like receiving a phone call saying you enjoy listening to what I have selected or asking me to play a request for you. Music, after all, is a language we can all understand.
I hope you will visit some of my favorite websites:
www.huapala.org
www.gardenislandarts.org
www.hulapreservation.org
www.kauaifestivals.com
www.ntbg.org/gardens/limahuli.php
www.kilaueapoint.org
www.Kaieie.org
www.tradewindisland.com
Email me at: myhoonanea@gmail.com
Mahalo for listening and for supporting Kaua’i Community Radio. |
| March 9, 2010 |
Ho`onanea
Host: Colett |
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Secial guest interview. Agnes Keaolani Marti-Kini, the author of the new book "Anahola, Kauai's Mystic Hawaiian Village" will be in the studio to talk about this most special and unusual labor of love. Whether or not you live in Anahola, you won’t want to miss the stories about the people you know...their stories and reminiscences of real ‘ohana, and what makes Anahola the Mystic Hawaiian Village it still is today.
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| July 29, 2009 |
Wednesday Happy Hour
Host: Colett
Wednesdays 5-6pm |
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Guest: Nathan Kalama, founder of the Malie Foundation and Mokihana Festival and Carol Yotsuda, founder of the Garden Island Arts Council discuss The Year of Hawaiian Music and what's yet to come.
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