Mark Dunkerley is most happy when he’s flying an airplane – upside down. The Hawaiian Airlines President and CEO grew up with aviation fuel in his blood, flying unaccompanied between boarding school in London and his parent’s home in Washington D.C., and eventually earned a degree in Air Transport Economics.
As Islanders see plans turn into reality for the modernization of Kaka‘ako, what thoughts come to mind? Is Kaka‘ako’s building boom of glass towers and other high -rises the right thing? Who will live there and will there be a sense of community in the re-invented district? Your questions and comments are welcome […]
INSIGHTS ON PBS HAWAI‘I will present early Hawai‘i reaction to PBS NEWSHOUR’s Democratic Presidential Debate between candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, presented live on Thursday from 4 to 6 pm on PBS Hawai‘i.
There’s a pitched war of words over a plan to downsize troops at two U.S. Army bases on Oahu, Schofield Barracks and Fort Shafter. The Chamber of Commerce of Hawai‘i is leading the charge for those opposed to the cuts, citing an enormous impact to Hawai‘i’s economy in both revenues and in military/civilian jobs.
Caregivers for those facing life-threatening illnesses are often unpaid nonprofessionals – partners, family members or friends – who provide essential emotional and physical care. Join the discussion on the next INSIGHTS ON PBS HAWAI‘I as four caregivers share their challenges as the lifeline of support for those confronting serious illnesses.
How Should Hawai‘i’s Public Schools Educate Students about Sex? Hawai‘i’s public schools provide children with a culturally responsive and factual education about sexual health. And yet, our teen pregnancy rate is higher than the national average.
On this INSIGHTS, we feature a candid discussion with those facing life-threatening illnesses. This revealing discussion includes beloved entertainer Jimmy Borges, retired news anchor Kirk Matthews, nightlife promoter Daniel Gray, and blogger Christa Wittmier.
This special edition revisits conversations with Hawaii's business and community leaders as they share their thoughts on leadership. Featured are: Maenette Ah Nee-Benham, the late Skippa Diaz, Glenn Furuya, Hokulani Holt, the late Daniel Inouye, Thomas Kaulukukui and Colbert Matsumoto.
How Valuable Are Our Native Forests? Hawai‘i’s native forests have been harvested for wood and cleared to make room for agriculture and development. Those that have survived still face attack from alien species that threaten to choke out and replace indigenous plant-life.
This special collection of stories is hosted by HIKI NŌ graduate Shisa Kahaunaele. The theme of the Polynesian Voyaging Society’s worldwide voyage is malama honua, which means “to care for our island Earth.
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