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Author: Hosted by Naka Nathaniel, Kolby Akamu Moser, and Mahealani duPont

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Hawai‘i Radio Hour by Kahilu is a fresh, one-hour news and variety show airing every Sunday on Hawai‘i Public Radio. Hosted by respected storytellers and journalists Naka Nathaniel, Mahealani duPont, and Kolby Akamu Moser, the program brings together news, mo‘olelo (stories), ‘ike kūpuna (ancestral knowledge), mele (music), and voices from the community. Produced in the heart of Hawai‘i Island, Hawai‘i Radio Hour offers a unique and vibrant celebration of the people, culture, and spirit of Hawai‘i.
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Aloha kākou! On the Oct. 25, 2026, episode hosted by Naka Nathaniel and Mahealani duPont, we are asking the question: What does it mean to be guided by the wisdom of ʻaina? ʻIke Kūpuna from Vana Naʻehu, mele from Uncle Sonny Lim and moʻolelo fromKealohamele Vaughn Kalawa the winner of the Kindy Sproat contest. News, ‘ike kūpuna, mele, moʻolelo and more... All on the Oct. 25, 2026, episode of the Hawaiʻi Radio Hour from Waimea.Credits:Hosts: Mahealani duPont and Naka NathanielReach us at [email protected] to our supporters:The Richard Smart Fund of the The Hawaiʻi Community FoundationThe Kawananakoa FoundationDeviants from the Norm FoundationStupski Foundation
Aloha kākou! On the Oct. 18, 2026, episode hosted by Naka Nathaniel and Mahealani duPont, we take a look at data centers for Hawaiʻi Island with Hawaiʻi County Council Member Heather Kimball and U.S. Representative Jill Tokuda. ʻIke Kūpuna from Uncle Vic Fergustrom, mele from Po and the 4Fathers and moʻolelo from Uncle Sonny Lim.  News, ‘ike kūpuna, mele, moʻolelo and more... All on the Oct. 18, 2026, episode of the Hawaiʻi Radio Hour from Waimea.Credits:Hosts: Mahealani duPont and Naka NathanielReach us at [email protected] to our supporters:The Richard Smart Fund of the The Hawaiʻi Community FoundationThe Kawananakoa FoundationDeviants from the Norm FoundationStupski Foundation
Aloha kākou on the Oct. 11, 2026, show, Mahealani duPont shares her special report on the role of sugar cane in Hawai’iʻs future food security. Her report, “Remembering Ko: A Path Forward for Hawaii's Food Security” is presented in two parts and in between we will have mele from singer-songwriter ʻImi. News, ‘ike kūpuna, mele, moʻolelo and more... All on the Oct. 11, 2026, episode of the Hawaiʻi Radio Hour from Waimea. Credits:Hosts: Naka Nathaniel, Kolby Akamu Moser, Mahealani duPont Reach us at [email protected] to our supporters:The Richard Smart Fund of the The Hawaiʻi Community FoundationThe Kawananakoa FoundationKamehameha SchoolsDeviants from the Norm FoundationStupski Foundation
Aloha kākou on the Oct. 4, 2026, show, Mahealani duPont shares her special report on the role of sugar cane in Hawai’iʻs future food security. Her report, “Remembering Ko: A Path Forward for Hawaii's Food Security” is presented in two parts and in between we will have mele from the Makaha Sons. All on todayʻs episode of the Hawaiʻi Radio Hour from Kahilu. News, ‘ike kūpuna, mele, moʻolelo and more... All on the Oct. 4, 2026, episode of the Hawaiʻi Radio Hour from Waimea. Credits:Hosts: Naka Nathaniel, Kolby Akamu Moser, Mahealani duPont Reach us at [email protected] to our supporters:The Richard Smart Fund of the The Hawaiʻi Community FoundationThe Kawananakoa FoundationKamehameha SchoolsDeviants from the Norm FoundationStupski Foundation
Aloha kākou on the Sept. 27, 2026, show, Mahealani duPont shares her special report on the role of sugar cane in Hawai’iʻs future food security. Her report, “Remembering Ko: A Path Forward for Hawaii's Food Security” is presented in two parts and in between we will have mele from Henry Kapono. All on todayʻs episode of the Hawaiʻi Radio Hour from Kahilu. News, ‘ike kūpuna, mele, moʻolelo and more... All on the Sept. 27, 2026, episode of the Hawaiʻi Radio Hour from Waimea. Credits:Hosts: Naka Nathaniel, Kolby Akamu Moser, Mahealani duPont Reach us at [email protected] to our supporters:The Richard Smart Fund of the The Hawaiʻi Community FoundationThe Kawananakoa FoundationKamehameha SchoolsDeviants from the Norm FoundationStupski Foundation
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