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Ke Alaka'i: The Podcast explores stories of the Laie and BYU–Hawaii communities. Hosted by Mutia Parasduhita, Emmie Siebert and Emelia Mike who work at The Ke Alaka'i magazine as multimedia journalists. They interview members of the community about their interesting experiences, projects and takes on life.
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From workshops, training, and events to confidential one-on-one consultations, Jeffrey and Kathleen Nye, Women's Services & Resources missionaries, join us to share the different support services available for students on campus. Hosted by Mutia Parasduhita.
Jeremy Hawkins shares his transformation from being in gangs and getting in trouble to who he is today through the grace of God. Hosted by Emelia Mike.
Hosts Mutia Parasduhita and Emelia Mike, who are both from predominantly Islamic countries, are joined with guest Abiyasa Gathot to talk about celebrating the Muslim Holiday of Ramadan.
Ann and Scott Springer, married business professors, join us to share their own financial journey and give tips on how to budget while being a student with host Mutia Parasduhita.
Jerameel Recodig and Trisha Sumiran join us talk about their organization that works to preserve the historic buildings of the Philippines with host Emelia Mike.
Thomas Kahalepuna, a community member from Kahuku, joins us on our podcast with hosts Mutia Parasduhita and Emelia Mike to talk about his conversion to the church and meeting his wife on the dating app, Mutual.
Eloida and Eloisa Lulab talk about what it's like to be identical twins with host Emelia Mike.
BYUH political science senior, Wyatt Hunter, joins our hosts Emmie Siebert and Mutia Parasduhita to talk about a topic he has followed over the years. They talk about what energy policy is and the pros and cons to different energy sources like coal, natural gas and wind/solar renewables.
The local chiropractor, Ty Dennis, joins us today with host Emmie Siebert to talk about his life story which includes an early marriage that ended in divorce, questioning if God exists, submitting to God's will and finding his incredible current wife and a funny story about accidentally surfing a sea lion.
Luke Golden joins us to go on a recorded blind date with Host Emelia Mike. Host Emmie Siebert, who set up the blind date, moderates the date as they get to know each other.
Jobi Brown shares his tale of repeatedly being charged by a tiger shark while spearfishing of Ehukai beach with our host Emmie Siebert.
Our host Emmie Siebert is joined by Emarie Majors to talk about how to understand food and fitness to feel good rather than chasing health trends to look a certain way.
Meet our new hosts for season 8 of Ke Alaka'i: the podcast. Emmie Siebert and Mutia Parasduhtia are returning from last season and Emelia Mike is joining for her first time.
The Pacific Island Studies Club Presidency joins us this week to talk about who they are, why they started, and what they hope to accomplish with hosts Emmie Siebert and Mutia Parasduhita.
Our host, Emmie Siebert, is joined by some of her family friends who are serving as the Hawaii Laie Mission Leaders, Stephanie and Sid Bassett.
Today Emmie Siebert is joined by Kevin Schlag, BYU-Hawaii's operations vice president, to talk about his devotional, Thanksliving.
Hadley Wurtz and Emmie Siebert are joined this week by Stephen Tausinga as he talks about why he founded Sokiyo: an experience-share company.
Mutia Parasduhita and Emmie Siebert talk with student custodian Erwin Boenari and student security guard Thanush Prathapan to hear the tales of their jobs on campus, discussing the crazy hours, balancing work with school and more.
This week our hosts talk with student Tai Gonzales about his experience volunteering for HXP, or Humanitarian Experience, this past summer and how it shaped his perspective of others and expanded his testimony God's love.
Have you heard of the Kumuwaiwai Center for Sustainability? Emmie Siebert and Mutia Parasduhita sit down with student Kinohi Bridges and Kumuwaiwai Education Manager Kihei Nahale-a to learn what the center and farm are, their purpose on campus and how students can take part in the work.
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