On this episode of HIKI NŌ on PBS Hawaiʻi, watch stories about family-run business ventures, cultural dances, native Hawaiian bees, and even homework, with host Maila Muraoka, an 8th grader at Highlands Intermediate School on Oʻahu.

Chloe Smith, a student at Radford High School on Oʻahu, offers an insightful video about native Hawaiian bees and shares a tutorial on how to make papier-mâché planter “bombs” that include native seeds.

Island Pacific Academy students on Oʻahu explore the history behind beloved Hawaiian gold bangles.

Learn how to “Sasa,” a traditional Samoan dance from students at Wahiawā Middle School on Oʻahu, and take a beginner’s yoga lesson from students at Pacific Buddhist Academy students on Oʻahu.

Moanalua High School’s news production program, Now Loading News, spotlights a family-owned pet & livestock supply store in Waimānalo on Oʻahu.
A HIKI NŌ Personal Narrative project from Mid-Pacific Institute on Oʻahu shares what it is like to be part of a family tomato and salsa business.

Finally, a student at Kawananakoa Middle School on Oʻahu offers a practical guide on getting your work done on time.