November 5, 2009 by admin
The great Hawaiian music helped lift our spirits as we looked into the subject of possible Hawaiian burials in the path of the Honolulu Rail project. Hinaleimoana Falemei of the O’ahu Island Burial Council and Kai Markell, Director of the Native Rights Hale at OHA described the situation unfolding as the City moves ahead with plans for heavy rail through the Kaka’ako area.
Na- Kai ‘Ewalu is a poetic reference to the Eight Seas, the channels that link the Hawaiian Islands together. These channels are...
'Alenuihaha between Hawaii island and Maui
'Alalakeiki between Kaho'olawe and Maui
Ke'alaikahiki between Kaho'olawe and Lana'i
'Au'au between Lana'i and Maui
Pailolo between Moloka'i and Maui
Ka'iwi between Moloka'i and O'ahu
Ka'ie'iewaho between O'ahu and Kaua'i
Kaulakahi between Kaua'i and Ni'ihau
Na Kai ‘Ewalu is Hawaii’s first statewide FM radio news magazine. Na Kai ‘Ewalu airs weekly on Saturday mornings from 8am-10am on the Visionary Radio Network and can be heard on Today’s KUMU 94.7 on Oahu, Q-103 103.7 Maui, The Surf 95.9 & 103.9 Kauai, The Beach 102.1 Hawaii Island and KMKK 102.3 Moloka’i. Na Kai ‘Ewalu is a weekly radio news magazine, made possible by the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, featuring discussion and conversation on Native Hawaiian Topics alongside the best in Hawaiian music.
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