EP 42 Legendary waterman and Lahaina leader Archie Kalepa on steering the canoe towards the right path

EP 40 Special Edition HI Conservation Conference: Water and land advocates Kapua`ala Sproat and Kekai Keahi on water as life

EP 39 'Ōlelo Hawai`i translator, artist and conservationist Hina Kneubuhl on unlocking the past as the key to the future

EP 12 Ted Rodrigues retired Haleakalā ranger on community hunting & love of place through deep observation

EP 11 Suzanne Case former Chair of the Dept. of Land & Natural Resources on the complexities of water, land and tenure

EP 10 Former Molokai Nature Conservancy director Ed Misaki on seeing watershed protection through hard times

EP 9 Brian Naeole on the value of hunting while keeping the native forest free from introduced animals

EP 8 Penny Rawlins Martin on the stewardship lessons that voyaging on the 1976 Hōkūle‘a sailing canoe can teach us

EP 7 Insect biologist and ecosystems advocate Steven Montgomery brings us the beauty & fragility of Hawai`i’s smallest creatures

EP 6 Hawai`i educator Pauline Sato talks about creating a better world by learning about and loving where you live

EP 5 Nan Ku`ulei Akau Cabatbat on honoring the land of her ancestors by caring for people

EP 4 Hawaiian bird biologist Sheila Conant speaks to the joys and heartache of working with the rarest of the rare

EP 3 Pacific island botanist Steve Perlman talks about putting your life on the line for the love of nature

EP 2 Bob Hobdy, retired Maui Island District forester talks about the early days of plant discovery

EP 1 Hosts Dr. Clay Trauernicht and Melissa Chimera talk about the critical need for understanding ourselves in relation to the land

EP 44 Part II Jermy Uowolo of Fais, Micronesia on how preserving the past is they key to thriving into the future

EP 43 Part I Jermy Uowolo of Fais, Micronesia on the history, struggle and heritage of the Western Pacific atols and islands

EP 41 Artist Abigail Romanchak on uncovering the unseen Hawaiian environment through the visual language of printmaking

Here comes Season 3!

EP 38 Ethnic studies professor Davianna McGregor on how caring for land is all of our kuleana